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Not all wool is created equal. That's why we use wool certified by the Responsible Wool Standard. 

What is The Responsible Wool Standard?

A big part of making amazing products is creating something our customers are excited to wear every day and something with a story that they’re proud to be a part of. The Responsible Wool Standard is a certification that ensures the traceability of wool from farm to fiber—setting the standard for animal welfare, environmental responsibility and social equity at every stage of production. 

Model wearing The Eastmoor Sweater in Spruce Wool

Why We Use RWS-Certified Wool 

As far as natural fibers go, wool leads the flock in terms of performance features (temperature regulation, moisture management, etc.), but it also boasts a ton of environmental benefits, including impressive garment longevity, recyclability, and low-impact upkeep. RWS-certified wool takes it a step further, making sure that the wool we use is sourced from suppliers who adhere to responsible land management practices while protecting the welfare of their sheep. 

Model wearing The Eastmoor Cardigan

At the heart of it all is our commitment to holding ourselves to a higher standard when it comes to how our business impacts the planet. From our sweaters to merino staples, explore wool clothing designed with intention, and built to last a lifetime. 

Model wearing The Eastmoor Sweater in Claret Wool

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Interested to learn more about our other fabrics? Check out the rest of our Fabric Stories:

Model wearing The Eastmoor Sweater in Coal Stripe
fit model leaning against a car
August 31, 2026

A Guide to Corduroy: From Workwear to Everyday Staple

Few fabrics announce themselves quite like corduroy.

Its distinctive raised ribs bring depth to otherwise straightforward gear, while a soft pile offers an element of warmth and softness that only gets better as the years stack up. It’s sturdy, dimensional, and especially at home when cooler weather puts texture back into the daily rotation.That combination of qualities has kept corduroy relevant for generations.

But long before it became a ubiquitous fall staple, the fabric earned its reputation through a history of hard wear.

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fit model posing in corduroy jacket
August 19, 2026

A Guide To Fall Fabrics

Waffle breathes. Flannel softens. Wool insulates. Sashiko brings texture and durability. Denim takes whatever you throw at it.

Their histories and constructions may be different, but the reason these fabrics have endured is largely the same: they just work.

And as cooler weather brings layers back into daily life, choosing the right materials can do most of the work for you.

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