Unwrapping your new recycled wool blanket and greeted by a strong, kind of pungent smell? Don’t worry—it’s totally normal! And it’s nothing a little TLC can’t fix. In this article, we break down why wool sometimes smells, how to get rid of it, and why that scent is a sign of wool’s authenticity. Whether you’re airing it out or giving it a gentle wash, your wool will soon be fresh, fabulous, and ready to cosy up with!

GGCo. welcomes the all new Herringbone blanket range to our Recycled Wool blanket collection! Here at The Grampians Goods Co. we love unearthing the intriguing back stories to our products. And the story of the herringbone pattern has emerged over...

We have teamed up with RB Sellars and created thoughtful and beautiful recycled wool tartan blankets to rug up in this winter or better yet to share a beautiful picnic with your nearest and dearest. The Grampians Goods Co Founder,...

If you had the power, what would you change about the world? This week, I've been thinking about the International Women's Day theme for this year. This year it's #BreakTheBias It's a call to arms, to stand in solidarity with...

Key Takeaways: The recycled wool in these blankets is sourced from repurposed garments and surplus textile stock, extending their lifecycle and reducing landfill waste. Unlike resource-heavy virgin wool, recycled wool uses existing materials, making it a more environmentally friendly option....

Key Takeaways: Tartan refers to the distinctive criss-cross pattern (sett) woven in both warp and weft, originally a Gaelic term meaning “criss-cross.” The oldest Scottish tartan fragment, known as the Falkirk tartan, dates back about 1,800 years and shows early...