Directory

Farsley, United Kingdom

West Yorkshire woollen mill established 1783, weaving cloth for couture, costume, uniforms and apparel.

Guiseley, United Kingdom

Vertical woollen mill founded in 1837 — dyeing, blending, spinning, weaving and finishing wool cloth for fashion and furnishings on one site.

Ballymena, United Kingdom

Irish linen weaver since 1912, operating from what it calls Ireland's oldest remaining linen mill, with its own dyeing and finishing works.

Valdilana, Italy

Biella maker of yarns, fabrics and jerseys for apparel in wool, cashmere and linen.

Cagli, Italy

Italian spinner of fine yarns, best known for cashmere, also working in baby alpaca, linen, wool and silk.

Albino, Italy

Italian maker of fabrics and yarns for fashion, including the Albini 1876 and Thomas Mason labels.

Roeselare, Belgium

Belgian linen weaver founded in 1910, making 100% European linen fabrics for shirts, trousers, dresses and workwear, plus canvas and technical flax.

Wellington, United Kingdom

Tonedale Mill in Wellington, making woollen and worsted cloth — including the original West of England flannel — since 1772.

Shawbost, Isle of Lewis, United Kingdom

The largest Harris Tweed mill, producing 100% pure new wool cloth handwoven by islanders for fashion and interiors houses.

Milan, Italy

Spinner of natural-fiber yarns in cotton, silk, linen, cashmere and alpaca for knitting and weaving.

Banbridge, United Kingdom

Northern Irish weaver of linen and linen-blend fabrics for apparel and interiors, woven on its own looms.

Elgin, United Kingdom

Family firm founded 1797 with a vertical cashmere and wool weaving mill in Elgin and a knitting mill in Hawick; also designs and makes for other labels.

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, United Kingdom

Independent Harris Tweed mill in Stornoway, opened in 1906, selling handwoven tweed by the length.

Knockando, United Kingdom

Historic Speyside mill carding, spinning and weaving local wool into tweeds, blankets and scarves.

Okonek, Poland

Flax yarn spinner using dry and half-wet spinning, operating since 1951.

Valdilana, Italy

Zegna's own weaving mill in the Biella hills, producing fine suiting and apparel fabrics.

Lapua, Finland

Finnish jacquard weaving mill making scarves, shawls and bathrobes alongside home textiles, mainly in linen and wool.

Baildon, United Kingdom

Yorkshire spinner of worsted and fancy yarns for knitting and woven apparel, supplying designers and garment makers.

Meulebeke, Belgium

Flemish linen weaver producing apparel and interior fabrics.

Villa d'Almè, Italy

Linen and hemp spinner with over 150 years of history, making yarns for fashion, home and technical uses.

Quarona, Italy

Luxury label and fabric maker known for cashmere, fine wool and linen.

Vilnius, Lithuania

Family linen business making clothing and home textiles in-house in Vilnius from OEKO-TEX certified fabric.

Pool in Wharfedale, United Kingdom

Yorkshire weaver of worsted and woollen cloth — tartans, tweeds and tailoring fabrics, including pure British wool ranges.

Valdagno, Italy

Apparel fabric weaver working in Australian and New Zealand wool, silk, mohair and cashmere.

Barcelos, Portugal

Circular-knit fabric maker for fashion, sportswear and other industries, with its own design studio.

Arequipa, Peru

Vertically integrated Peruvian alpaca group making tops, knitting yarns and fabrics in pure alpaca and blends.

Kruisem, Belgium

Belgian linen weaving mill making fabrics for apparel and interiors.

Sailly-sur-la-Lys, France

Linen and hemp yarn spinner, operating since 1778.

Barcelos, Portugal

Portuguese knitted-fabric maker supplying fashion, workwear, sportswear and swimwear brands.

Lonate Pozzolo, Italy

Linen specialist since 1874, weaving pure linen and blends with cotton, silk and wool for menswear and womenswear. Part of Loro Piana.

Belfast, United Kingdom

Irish linen weaver supplying pure linen and linen blends for film and theatre costume and for interiors.

Gallarate, Italy

Family linen weaver since 1892, making linen fabrics for apparel and accessories as well as interiors and technical uses.

San Giorgio su Legnano, Italy

Weaver of greige (unfinished) fabrics for the apparel industry.

Sondrio, Italy

Marzotto group weaver making cotton, linen, hemp and wool fabrics for fashion brands.

Carloway, Isle of Lewis, United Kingdom

The oldest Harris Tweed mill, founded 1892. Wool is dyed, spun and finished at the mill and handwoven by islanders at home.