Awesome Wool

CitySheep handmakes these organizer pouches for carrying cables and other accessories. They’re crafted from natural wool felt and leather and have two pockets for headphones, chargers, mice, and more. There’s also a leather pen/pencil loop and twin magnetic closures. They also make matching laptop and iPad cases.

The Woolly Mammoth blanket will keep you warm and cozy indoors or out. It’s made from 80% Merino sheep’s wool, which is naturally resistant to fire, water, and wrinkling. The blanket measures 66″ x 90″ and has double-stitched edging to prevent fraying. Choose from a variety of pleasant and calming colors.

Keep your head comfy this fall and winter with Melin’s A-Game Scout Thermal Cap. Its exterior is made from high-quality Merino wool, while its brim is covered with premium Nappa leather and a suede under-visor. Its materials are antimicrobial, and a perforated vinyl layer under the wool helps regulate your temperature and resists water absorption.

These handmade desk accessories from WorkPerch combine a mousing surface with a place to keep your pens. They’re available with leather, wool, or Alcantara surfaces, each backed with natural cork to protect your desk and prevent sliding. They also make a version without the pen tray. We also like their metal valet trays.

One of the lightest full-cover hoodies we’ve ever seen, the River Run Hoodie protects from the sun with dual-surface UL blended Merino wool. It shields from the heat and wicks sweat to keep you comfy and dry. Machine-washable, soft, thin, and light as feather, it’s a go-everywhere, do-everything adventure staple. USA-made by Voormi.

We just want to reach out and touch the rich blanket texture of The Hill-Side’s warm and wooly long-sleever. The stripey fall shirt offers a relaxed fit so you can wear it as a lightweight jacket too. It’s made in NYC using a Japanese wool/cotton/poly blend fabric for softness and comfort.

Japanese artist Wakuneco shows us how she transforms wool into an intricate, nearly photorealistic sculptural portrait of a cat’s head. Anyone can learn the art of needle-felting, but it requires tremendous precision and persistence to get these sort of results. More here.

As they say on Game of Thrones, “winter is coming.” Always be prepared for the cold with The Hill-Side’s handmade boots, based on the design of a 1950’s US Air Force survival kit mocc boot. Made from warm wool felt, with a rubber outsole, and a versatile rope lace system.

Neil Barrett’s exquisite wool blend bomber offers a bold monochromatic gradient which fades from its top to its bottom. Slit and interior pockets provide ample space, and ribbed cuffs and waist help keep warmth in.

Keep it stylish and simple with this lightweight washable jacket made from wool and recycled plastic bottle polyester. It’s got lots of pockets, a longer hem in back and a touch of stretch for mobility. Great for your daily commute or travel.

If you hate burying your valuables in the sand or under your towel at the beach, Adventure Underwear should help; they’re made of superfine merino wool with two pockets – one waterproof that can hold a passport and phone.

Triple Aught Design’s Special Service Sweater was inspired by the WWII British commando Wooly Pulley; the heavy ribbed merino wool piece can easily take you from footpath to metropolis.

Similar to the no-longer available armored hoodie, Catherine Kim’s I am Knight Pullovers are handmade from layered wool to keep you warm while defending the North from Whitewalkers.

Cozy or koozie? In any case, keep your fingers warm and your drink cool with a little more class thanks to the original Sküüzi. Each one is handmade with 100% Merino sheep’s wool.

Built with raglan sleeves and a single underarm panel, TAD’s breathable midweight Merino Half Zip gives you unrestricted freedom of movement without seams to chafe when wearing a pack.

Vík Prjónsdóttir’s handsome wool beardcap was inspired by Icelandic farmers who had to walk long distances in heavy snowstorms; choose from gentleman or farmer styles. (Thanks Tomas!)