Hi Thank you for your comment. We sell the highest quality yarn meant to last a lifetime. It's the best yarn for rugs for the floor, stain resistant, flame retardent. Wool has been used for thousands of years and has stood the test of time.
@@whatever8243 Where are you getting $48 from? Our 100% new zealand wool is $32usd and the price hasn't increased in 5 years. Our recycled wool starts at $10 usd
@@tufttheworldI’m so sorry. Someone has a similar name in Canada I was looking at their reflect wool. I found yours just now. Will place my order on my next supply fill which is next month.
I know you all are dedicated to sustainability, just wanted to see if there's any more info out there. I am trying to decide on the most environmentally sustainable and ethical yarn for tufting. My primary concern is for the treatment of the sheep. I know NZ is known for more ethical practices, but I was wondering if you have any more information on the ethics and standards of shearing and the lives of the sheep, etc., specifically from your wool providers. It's hard to tell sometimes what is meant by sustainable and ethical sometimes these days! Thank you @tufttheworld !
Unfortunately we can't confirm the ethical treatment of the sheep that we buy our wool from. We're buying from a dye house that is sourcing it. We're always looking for ways to improve, though. Our eco-cotton is a pretty good option although we are actually phasing it out
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Omg I must have been on the wrong website.
Hi Thank you for your comment. We sell the highest quality yarn meant to last a lifetime. It's the best yarn for rugs for the floor, stain resistant, flame retardent. Wool has been used for thousands of years and has stood the test of time.
@@tufttheworld why the jump in price from 32 to 48 in only 7 months? I’m sure I can find it at a better price that’s outrageous.
@@whatever8243 Where are you getting $48 from? Our 100% new zealand wool is $32usd and the price hasn't increased in 5 years. Our recycled wool starts at $10 usd
@@tufttheworldI’m so sorry. Someone has a similar name in Canada I was looking at their reflect wool. I found yours just now. Will place my order on my next supply fill which is next month.
@@whatever8243 No problem! We do sell in Canda at ca.tufttheworld.com. The CAD conversion is $42 per pound
I know you all are dedicated to sustainability, just wanted to see if there's any more info out there. I am trying to decide on the most environmentally sustainable and ethical yarn for tufting. My primary concern is for the treatment of the sheep. I know NZ is known for more ethical practices, but I was wondering if you have any more information on the ethics and standards of shearing and the lives of the sheep, etc., specifically from your wool providers. It's hard to tell sometimes what is meant by sustainable and ethical sometimes these days! Thank you @tufttheworld !
Unfortunately we can't confirm the ethical treatment of the sheep that we buy our wool from. We're buying from a dye house that is sourcing it. We're always looking for ways to improve, though. Our eco-cotton is a pretty good option although we are actually phasing it out