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“18 Gifts For Your Favourite Homebodies Who Are In Need Of (Even More) Home Décor - Mi casa, su casa.”

Elle Australia, By Diandra Malvindini

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"Travel Gift Guide - GO LIGHTLY - Hard-working essentials to make that getaway easier & breezier”

Good Weekend The Age & SMH, By Frances Mocnik

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“Why A Luxe Blanket Is The Coolest New Homewares Flex”

GQ Australia, By Amy Campbell

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"The Tasmanian wool mill has launched a new 100% woollen blanket range that aims to provide extra safety during fire season”

Broadsheet Media, By Chrisanthi Kaliviotis

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“Yarn for the ages: Tasmania’s 145-year-old Waverley Mills – the last woollen mill of its kind in Australia – is fighting its way into the future with a beautiful new range of scarves and recycled blankets.“

Broadsheet Media, By Emma Do

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“SPOTLIGHT ON: RECYCLED WONDERS Get on board the eco-friendly train by ensuring new year purchases are made from recycled or repurposed materials.”

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“Stepping into Waverley Mills is like stepping back in time – a time where craftsmanship and quality reigned supreme.”

Man of Style, By Max Kruse

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“Waverley Mills is Australia’s oldest operating textile mill (it was founded in 1874!) . Using locally-sourced wool, alpaca and cotton, the Tasmanian brand uses only natural and biodegradable fibres.”

The Design Files, June 2020

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“Australian-owned and run Waverley Mills is our vast country’s oldest continuously operating woollen mill.”

Houzz Australia, By Vanessa Walker

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“You'll always be prepared for a picnic with these stylish baskets and blankets.”

Homes to Love Australia, August 2020

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“A new sub-brand of Waverley Mills, the Recycled range consists of recycled blankets made entirely of offcuts, blanket ends and other unused fibres that pass through the Tasmanian mill, the oldest and only remaining woollen mill in Australia.”

Town & Country Magazine, By Linley Wilkie

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“Made in Australia, the Waverley Mills Recycled picnic rugs and blankets are beautifully soft and perfect for the home, office, car or outdoor adventure.”

AWOL Junkee, By Sonia Taylor

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“A timeless piece that can be passed from generation to generation.”

Yahoo! Lifestyle, By Gillian Wolski

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“Past and present combine at Waverley Mills iconic woollen factory”

The Examiner Tasmania, By Lucy Stone

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Waverley Mills produces recycled blankets for social enterprise

The Examiner Tasmania, By Johanna Baker-Dowdell

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A Launceston entrepreneur shows there is life yet in the Australian wool processing industry, with a famous mill kicked back into action.

The Weekly Times

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“Waverley Mills is the last mill to card, dye, spin, weave and finish the product on site.”

The Land, By John Ellicott

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“Woollen blankets to provide extra safety in bushfire season”

Farm Online National, Oct 2020

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“for a life entwined in craft, baking and picnics surrounded by wildflowers.”

The Canberra Times, By Linley Wilkie

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Tasmanian wool mill Waverley Mills recently released a range of luxury merino wool blankets that are not only a stylish addition for the home, but also an essential fire safety item.

The Canberra Times, By Linley Wilkie

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