Every piece of wool I’ve touched has taught me something about patience, process, and respect.
In my studio experiments, I began with curiosity — fulling, felting, reshaping — but what I discovered was much larger than technique. I found a new way to see the relationship between material and maker.
Wool, in its honesty, doesn’t hide. It remembers every movement, every fold, every decision. It carries the history of hands that shape it, yet remains distinctly its own.
Bringing It All Together
When I look back at my collection, I see more than garments — I see conversations. Between the rigid and the fluid, the natural and the designed. Between heritage and innovation.
Working with wool allowed me to slow down, to appreciate the process rather than just the result. There’s a quiet satisfaction in shaping something that already holds its own character, its own rhythm.
This same appreciation is what drew me to Fabric Lab. Here, the materials speak first. Every fabric in our Limited Wool Collection has its own story — from the farms of Australia to the mills of China, guided by Italian design sensibility. Each piece carries the integrity of its origin and the craftsmanship of those who bring it to life.
A Material with Memory
The more I work with wool, the more I realise it mirrors the human experience — it changes, adapts, and grows stronger through transformation. It can be sculpted, pressed, or felted, yet it never loses its warmth or grace.
As makers, we’re just continuing its story — shaping it, yes, but also listening to it.
Looking Forward
This series has been a reflection of that dialogue — between process and product, craft and creativity. My hope is that it encourages other designers to approach wool not as a traditional material, but as a living one.
To explore, to question, to play — and to find, as I did, that true design begins where control ends.
Thank you for following along my journey with Fabric Lab. I invite you to explore our Wool Collection — a celebration of craftsmanship, ethics, and the art of making.
