Cloudwool is thrilled to have been named a winner of the Innovation in Wool Award 2024, alongside Brightland and Puffin Packaging. This prestigious recognition, presented by The Worshipful Company of Woolmen, celebrates new, sustainable applications of wool… Click to read more.

Martin Brambley, Co-Founder of Cloudwool, presented at the Future Materials Conference at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest on November 7-8, 2024. This year’s theme, “From Advanced Craft towards Conscious Tech,” explored how traditional craftsmanship can intersect with advanced technology… Click to read more.

Munich Fabric Start 2024 was a celebration of textile innovation and creativity. At the heart of the event was a platform curated by Simon Angel, showcasing forward-thinking brands reimagining the textile industry… Click to read more.

In April 2023, Grenson launched an innovative sneaker developed in collaboration with Cloudwool, marking a step forward in regional UK fashion and textile supply chains and domestic manufacturing. This partnership stemmed from Cloudwool’s participation in the Business of Fashion, Textiles, and Technology (BFTT) programme… Click to read more.

From 2020 to 2022, Cloudwool participated in the Business of Fashion, Textiles, and Technology (BFTT) programme, part of the £80 million UK Creative Industries Clusters Programme funded by UKRI. Through this initiative, Cloudwool received a share of £1.2 million for their project ‘Re-patri8,’ focusing on developing fully traceable and regional supply chains using British wool… Click to read more.

Cloudwool was introduced to Balenciaga’s Corporate Social Responsibility team at the Future Fabrics Expo in London in 2021, marking the beginning of an exciting collaboration rooted in sustainability. This partnership embarked on exploring the potential of Cloudwool, evolving elements of Balenciaga’s materiality through iterative design and development… Click to read more.

Cloudwool is included in the 2024 British Wool Sourcing Guide, a key resource developed to connect fashion and interior designers with high-quality materials made from locally sourced wool. This guide addresses the historic underutilisation of wool from the UK, despite its abundance, versatility, and renewability… Click to read more.