Woolyarns: Spinning Excellence for Wyld
At Wyld, we rely on the exceptional craftsmanship of Woolyarns, a renowned spinning company based in Wellington, New Zealand. Their expertise and dedication to quality play a vital role in transforming our carefully sourced Pihepe wool into the luxurious yarns used in our products.
Why Woolyarns?
Craftsmanship and Precision
Woolyarns brings decades of experience to the art of spinning, ensuring that every strand of yarn meets the highest standards of quality and consistency.Sustainable Practices
Their commitment to sustainable processes aligns perfectly with Wyld’s values, preserving the natural integrity of our wool while minimising environmental impact.Made in New Zealand
Partnering with Woolyarns allows us to keep our production local, support New Zealand businesses, and showcase the world-class expertise found in our own backyard.
The Perfect Yarn for Wyld
The yarn spun by Woolyarns forms the foundation of our entire range, from cosy socks to timeless ponchos and blankets. It’s soft, durable, and uniquely suited to our lightweight, natural products.
Together with Woolyarns, we’re proud to offer you products that combine tradition, sustainability, and innovation.
Our Wyld yarn is created with
Pihepe (Pitt Island Wild Sheep)
Merino
Possum
Our sock yarn has 10% Nylon added for strength and durability
Our Bohepe yarn is created with
Bohepe - Wild Merinos
Merino
Baby Alpaca
Dyehouse at Woolyarns wool processing facility in Wellington New Zealand
Our Wyld blend – Pihepe, Merino & Possum
Our blend - Pitt Island Wild sheep (Pihepe), Merino and Possum
Pihepe, Merino & Possum fibres ready for carding
Blending the fibres through the carding process
Spinning
Winding the finished Wyld yarn
Wyld yarn taking shape at Woolyarns
Finished Wyld yarn, ready for knitting in New Zealand at Otago Knitwear
Our Bohepe yarn is created with
Bohepe
Merino
Baby Alpaca
Bohepe, Merino & Baby Alpaca fibres ready for carding
Our blend - Bohepe, Merino and Baby Alpaca
Blending the Bohepe fibres through the carding process
Bohepe, Merino & Baby Alpaca fibres being carded
Spinning the Bohepe blend into yarn
Winding the finished Bohepe yarn
Preparing the Bohepe yarn for knitting
Bohepe yarn taking shape at Woolyarns
Finished Bohepe yarn, ready for knitting in New Zealand