Wool has kept us clothed, warm and beautiful for millennia. But the way we grow wool is causing harm. Carbon and methane emissions, animal welfare challenges, and soil destruction are impacts from our intensive way of growing wool.
Wool can solve many of the challenges we have with the fashion and textile industries. Wool is renewable, circular, readily recyclable, and if grown respectfully, can increase the health of the soil and sequester carbon.
Brands who are a part of Good Wool Collective share knowledge and resources to create momentum that will make wool better for all. By working together, we reduce the costs and complexity of transitioning towards wool that is better for the sheep, the communities, and the planet, all while reducing the impact of our businesses.
Good Wool Collective has amassed a network of wool growers and processors, weavers, knitters, dyers, researchers and other experts from around the world who are ready to assist in transitioning your brand to good wool that is cost-effective and better for the planet, as well as reducing your brand’s climate impact through wool.
Membership of Good Wool Collective will give you access to the community, knowledge and resources needed to move your brand towards Good Wool.
See the slider below for all that your membership will open up.
Good Wool Collective comes together every two months to engage with topics integral to improving the impact of wool.
The format for each meeting is an expert talk to inform and inspire, followed by a workshop and follow-up discussions that turn learnings into action.
These are some of the topics we have lined up. Collective members can suggest and decide on topics to tackle.
The membership fee is 500€ a year, which goes to covering costs for co-ordinating the community as well as software and platform related costs.
Good Wool Collective is an initiative from Bergstrand, a leading sustainability consultancy for fashion and textiles.
Through our own endeavours, practical experience and collaborations with leading brands, we are the foremost experts on the intersection between regenerative agriculture and the fashion and textile industries.
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