Farm & Fiber Knits: Shorn in the USA

Shaniko Wool was recently featured in Farm & Fiber Knits regarding our commitment to the Responsible Wool Standard—and why knitters should care.

Soon after, several of our partner ranchers were also featured for their own commitment to this verifiable standard that gives knitters peace of mind about the soil health and animal welfare where the fibers they use are born and raised.

Wool geeks and fashion buyers might already be familiar with the Textile Exchange’s standards, which include certifications for recycled and organic materials as well as for down, wool, alpaca, and mohair. Unlike vague marketing terms such as eco-friendly, sustainable, or green, these standards give brands and their customers peace of mind, knowing that the garments, home goods, and craft yarn they buy have been third-party audited for animal, land, and worker welfare.

Read the full stories here and here.

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