May Newsletter
May newsletter featuring: Custom hat commissions, the Scottish Borders, Farewell to Helena and news of our upcoming SAMPLE SALE!
May newsletter featuring: Custom hat commissions, the Scottish Borders, Farewell to Helena and news of our upcoming SAMPLE SALE!
We work with a variety of wool in our knitwear workshop. Here we hope to bust some myths about this versatile fibre.
Caithness flag pompom hats, designed and knit exclusively for the Coo’s Tail Gallery in Thurso by Wonky Woolies in Kelso, Scotland.
Tuesday 22nd September was the Autumn Equinox – where the day and night were of equal length and therefore, marked the first day of Autumn. In this blog post we’re highlighting our top Autumnal picks for the new season!
We specialise in creating bespoke custom design hats for brands, clubs, and individuals in our workshop based in the Scottish Borders. Read on to learn more about what we can achieve!
With almost 300 Munros across Scotland, we take a look at the popular challenge of climbing as many as you can, also known as bagging a Munro!
We knit with a variety of yarn in the workshop, ranging from lambswool and merino, to acrylic and Shetland grade wool.
As it’s Shetland Wool Week, we’re taking a closer look at the yarn produced by the hardy wee sheep from the Shetland Islands of Scotland.
Make it British Live – a two day event celebrating and supporting the UK’s manufacturers and producers across the textiles industry.
In Portobello, Edinburgh you’ll find one of our stockists – 239 The High Street, owned by the lovely John Paul!
We’ve been having a chat with him to find out a little bit more about his shop, a speciality Harris Tweed Authority stockist!
Looking for the perfect present? Our Wonky Gift Guide will help make your Christmas shopping easy! We’ve got gift ideas for everyone!
We’ve recently completed a batch of Custom Design bobble hats for Dugs n’ Pubs – an online guide to dog-friendly pubs, cafes, and outdoor activities across the UK! Read our blog post to find out more!
All of our products are knitted, linked, and hand-finished by Team Wonky right here in the workshop in Kelso. We all play an important role and strive for the highest quality in every step of production. In this weeks blog post, we’d like to introduce you to Maw Wonky herself!
As we’re celebrating Wool Week, we’d like to focus this blog post on one of the oldest family-run knitwear businesses in the Borders – William Lockie. Right in the centre of Hawick, this knitwear mill has been running since 1874, mixing advanced technology with traditional hand manufacturing skills to produce garments of the highest quality.
Situated in the bustling seaside town of Portobello, is 239 The High Street – an independent shop specalising in Harris Tweed and stocks a collection of our Wonky Woolies!
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