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You’ll have a selection of stories detailing how we’ve adapted to work with modern industries. In our product portfolio you’ll find out more about Coolwool, a truly sustainable, insulative wool product, as well as our work and ongoing research into recycled fabrics.
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Wool Fibre: A Natural and Sustainable Choice for Textiles
Wool fibre is one of the oldest and most versatile natural fibres in the world. It has been used for…
Needle Punch: A Versatile Textile Technique for Various Applications
Needle punch is a textile manufacturing technique that involves interlocking fibres together to create a nonwoven fabric. This process is…
Nonwoven Technology: Edward Clay & Son Ltd Leading Innovation in the UK
In the ever-evolving landscape of industry, innovation is the engine driving progress. One revolutionary innovation that’s creating ripples across various…
Proud Supporters of @oliviablackfashion
So happy to have supported @oliviablackfashion. Creating genderless sustainable environmentally conscious fashion. Unfortunately we couldn’t attend the show at the…
The Timeless Elegance of Wool Fibre: by Edward Clay and Son
In the realm of textiles, few materials stand the test of time like wool. Its versatility, warmth, and natural charm…
Enhance Comfort and Elegance with Upholstery Felt Wadding from Edward Clay & Sons
When it comes to elevating the comfort and style of your furniture, nothing quite compares to the timeless charm of…
The Versatility of Fibres: Exploring Wool, Biodegradable, Recycled, and Natural Fibres
In the world of textiles, fibres are the unsung heroes that form the foundation of countless products we use every…
Edward Clay & Sons: Crafting Excellence with Needle Punch Technology
In the world of textiles, precision and innovation are the cornerstones of success. For over a century, Edward Clay &…
The UK is the fourth largest producer of textile waste in Europe, according to a new study by sustainable mens fashion label LABFRESH.
At Edward Clay & Son Ltd we recycle and process over 100 tonnes textiles per week. Giving them a new…