The First Harvest
Today, the 1st of August, marks the start of the Harvest season. Here in Kent, we are already starting to see the first signs of summer’s end - ripened blackberries...
Recycling Initiative
We believe in a responsibility to our environment in the short and long term, recognising that change is made of both small, everyday choices and large-scale initiatives.
With our Recycling Initiative, we invite our community to send in heavily worn 100% wool garments or home textiles to be recycled in exchange for a 15 percent discount on your next purchase. In the process, we welcome our customers to be a direct part of our circular production process — giving used pieces new life while keeping clothing out of landfills.
Contact us at rose@roveknitwear.com to organise a drop off, or to get instructions on how to mail us your bag of woollen textiles. We look forward to hearing from you!
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We're excited to launch this recycling initiative alongside our new product, the Heirloom Patchwork Blanket, which will be made using felted patches cut from recycled, previously owned garments as well as unusable samples and swatches from archive collections. The first
Heirloom Patchwork Blanket will be launched online once we forage enough patches!
Read posts about our process in our journal
Debunking The Myth of Wool Allergy
Wool has been a staple in our lives for centuries, providing warmth, comfort, and versatility. However, there has been a persistent misconception that wool is an allergen, causing discomfort and...
New Beginnings
Tomorrow we celebrate the summer solstice, the first astronomical day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere. The sun will be at its highest point in the sky and we will...
New Works by Cutts & Sons
We were lucky enough to catch the exhibition on the last day of opening at the Joseph Wales Studios in Margate. And what a joy it was! We’ve been admiring...