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The pivotal role textiles play in determining thermal comfort during sport has been highlighted, with wool outperforming others where it matters most.

Duran Lantink from the Netherlands has been announced as the winner of the 2025 International Woolmark Prize. Pieter Mulier and Südwolle Group were also announced the winners of the Karl Lagerfeld Award for Innovation and Supply Chain Award, respectively, at an event held in Milan.

The International Woolmark Prize returns to Milan in April, as eight of the world’s most promising design talents participate to shape the future of fashion through innovation and sustainability at the original and most prestigious fashion award.

British Olympic champion Tom Daley is teaming up with Woolmark to take his passion for knitting to new heights. The diving champion-turned-entrepreneur will become Merino wool’s latest ambassador, celebrating the process from farm-to-yarn.

Eight of the world’s most promising design talents have secured their place as finalists in the 2025 International Woolmark Prize – the original and most prestigious fashion award.

Woolmark welcomes an AU$4 million grant from the Australian Government to kickstart its ground-breaking Australian Wool Industry Insetting Program as part of the recently unveiled Woolmark+ roadmap.

This year, Woolmark celebrates its 60th anniversary, marking six decades of certifying quality wool products. To commemorate this milestone, the Woolmark is introducing a new Recycled Wool specification, the first time the iconic mark will be applied to recycled fibre.

Global outerwear brand K-Way® elevates its cult outwear range with Merino wool, in a bid to reduce its reliance on synthetic fibres.