Take part in our Wool Care and Repair workshop and learn how to breathe new life into rejected and pre-loved woolen garments. Discover simple, practical ways to care for wool, from keeping insects away and storing garments properly to understanding how woollen pieces are made and prolong their life through acts of care.

Join us for a conversation between Nonkululeko Mlangeni and Abdul Rehman, two practitioners exploring how textiles and craft in their own practice, with Mlangeni’s film Umkhosi Wezimbokodo and work with South African artisans and cultural heritage through The Ninevites, and Rehman’s film Ishq de Baajhon Bia Sabh Koorrh and research with craft and Indigenous communities across Pakistan. Together, we discuss how fashion might move beyond extraction and production towards reciprocal ways of making, where materials, makers and the more-than-human world are approached with care and responsibility.

Malena Wainerman and Michelle Cherin discuss familial clothing and how they worked together on RAÍZ- RELIQUIA. Following the story of Malena’s grandmother’s into family archives, where remaking is used as a way of remembering. Join as we discuss how our ancestors dressed themselves and how they continue to dress us.

The grand opening of NOOF exhibition Flock Folk Field with our director Julia van Zilt and two NOOF talents, ending with a talk and a tasting with Studio ERBA

In this hands-on workshop, we will explore ice-dyeing techniques using botanical colours and lake pigments, experimenting with melting ice to create soft, unexpected watercolour-like blends.

Join us for a conversation exploring the value of wool beyond softness, looking at the material’s origins, diverse qualities, and the knowledge embedded throughout its journey from sheep to textile. Following the screening of THE VALUE OF BRITISH WOOL, we’ll be joined by Nicci James to discuss how designers, farmers, makers, and researchers can work together to rethink wool as a local and abundant resource. Come join the conversation and explore how we might build more meaningful, place-based, and circular relationships with the materials we wear.

In this hands-on workshop, we will explore ice-dyeing techniques using botanical colours and lake pigments, experimenting with melting ice to create soft, unexpected watercolour-like blends.

What happens when a textile is made entirely within a local landscape? In this panel, WOLWEVERS Eva Klee and Pollyanna Moss are joined by Roua Alhalabi of Rouaatelier to share their journey to bring color into yarns made from the wool from the Kempisch Heideschaap by using local plant dye.

Join us for a network event hosted together with Fashion Tec Farm,‍ ‍Best Wool, Cosh! all about the future of sustainable fashion and textiles. We are serving drinks and host a panel discussion!

Take part in our Wool Care and Repair workshop and learn how to breathe new life into rejected and pre-loved woolen garments. Discover simple, practical ways to care for wool, from keeping insects away and storing garments properly to understanding how woollen pieces are made and prolong their life through acts of care.

We talk with Lavinia Ghimbasan about her film and research-oriented project Back to Our Sheep mapping the current state of the wool ecosystem in Transylvania and Banat, Romania. We discuss design as a mediation tool between the forgotten, the archaic, the small-scale and the industrial and get to know how her project prototypes new forms of collaboration and production.

We chat with Dima Faraj about Refugio, a the behind the scenes film of Steph Orozco’s 2027 Spring/Summer presentation at Stockholm Fashion Week. We learn what perspectives working as a film maker gave him into sustainable fashion and what he looks for when working behind the lens at a fashion show.

The Craftiest Bitch is back in town! Find NOOF Talent Juha Vehmaanperä in at Studio Karavan, a 1974 Piaggio Ape parked outside of our building. This is part of Heirlooming, 9 day workshop programme currated and presented by Teresa Carvalheira. In the walk-in workshop, you are invited to crochet the icon: granny square! Come as you are; you'll learn the rest!

We invite you to come for our second talent talk where we learn about their fashion and textiles takes as well as get to know their material and concept driven process that inspired their works.

In this hands-on workshop, we will explore ice-dyeing techniques using botanical colours and lake pigments, experimenting with melting ice to create soft, unexpected watercolour-like blends.

In this interactive presentation, textile researchers Anna Wetzel and Pauline van Dongen reflect on their work about designing textiles with nature. For their project ‘Designing Shape Changing Textiles’ they investigate designing textiles by learning from the ecosystem of trees, specifically the beech tree, working with the veneer that comes from it. They reflect on the agency of natural matter and on the relationship between human beings and the specific ecosystem of the beech tree.

Take part in our Wool Care and Repair workshop and learn how to breathe new life into rejected and pre-loved woolen garments. Discover simple, practical ways to care for wool, from keeping insects away and storing garments properly to understanding how woollen pieces are made and prolong their life through acts of care.

Join for a Friday morning viewing and discussion with Merve Bektaş about her research and five part film Care x Wools. We will go into what has she discovered from her taking the experiences of sheep into the story and discuss what sheep can teach us about care and multispecies coexistence.

In this hands-on workshop, we will explore ice-dyeing techniques using botanical colours and lake pigments, experimenting with melting ice to create soft, unexpected watercolour-like blends.

We sit down with Marcell Csillag who made the film Fleece, Flora & Fauna - Összefonódás for this two person panel talk. We will learn about Hungarian sheep breeds and his research into the relationship between local fibre production and regional ecosystems. Learn about the potential of local wool utilisation as we discuss opportunities both environmental, cultural and relational regeneration.

Take part in our Wool Care and Repair workshop and learn how to breathe new life into rejected and pre-loved woolen garments. Discover simple, practical ways to care for wool, from keeping insects away and storing garments properly to understanding how woollen pieces are made and prolong their life through acts of care.