Landscape · 6 November 2026
A Wool Shaped by the Atlantic
An introduction to Fleeced's origins on the Mull of Kintyre — the exposed coastal landscape, hardy Scottish sheep and the connection between place and material.

At the end of the Mull of Kintyre, the Atlantic is part of everyday life. It shapes the weather, the light and the rough coastal hills where our sheep graze.
Fleeced begins here: with our family farm and neighbouring flocks, and with wool that has a direct connection to this landscape. Scottish Blackface sheep are part of that story — hardy animals whose characterful fleece offers possibilities beyond soft knitting yarn.
We celebrate those differences. Rather than expecting every fleece to be the same, we look at what the material can become: yarn, felt and useful wool goods, made with a sense of where they began.
Traceability matters to us. Knowing the farms and flocks behind the fibre keeps local farming at the heart of the finished piece and connects it to Scottish manufacturing.
From a skein of yarn to a bespoke bag, the thread running through Fleeced is the same: Scottish wool, grown close to home and given a contemporary purpose.
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No Fleece Left Behind
From the farm, occasionally.
News of our wool, new designs, collaborations and the people and places behind Fleeced.
