Blog posts

September 13, 2026
Why Your Feet Need Mohair Socks This Winter

Say goodbye to cold, sweaty feet. Discover why natural mohair socks outperform synthetic blends for hiking, farming, and everyday winter warmth.

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Natural Fibre vs. Synthetic Blankets: Why Mohair is the Sustainable Choice

Are synthetic fleece blankets harming the environment? Discover why natural kid mohair throws are the superior, sustainable choice for eco-conscious homes.

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From South Africa to New Zealand: The 200-Year Heritage of The Glamorous Goat

Discover the 200-year history of the Hobson family's Angora goat farming heritage, from the Karoo in South Africa to Wanaka, New Zealand.

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How to Style a Throw Blanket: 5 Designer Tips for a Cosy Home

Elevate your living room and bedroom with these 5 expert interior design tips on how to style a luxury mohair throw blanket for maximum cosiness and elegance.

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Why Kid Mohair is the Ultimate Luxury Fibre for Your Home

Discover why kid mohair from the first shearing of an Angora goat creates the softest, most durable, and luxurious throw blankets for your home.

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Sustainable Father's Day Gift Guide: Spoil Dad Without Spoiling the Planet!

Father's Day is just around the corner, and this year, why not celebrate Dad with a gift that's good for him and good for the planet? We've curated a list...

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Mohair Care 101: Keeping Your Throws Fluffy Forever

We believe in creating luxurious mohair throws that become cherished family companions for years to come. But just like any treasured item, proper care is essential to maintain their softness,...

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Mohair vs Merino: The Woolly Battle

Introduction Welcome to the woolly duel where we pit mohair against merino, two luxurious natural fibres vying for supremacy. Both are eco-friendly yet bring unique strengths to the table. Let’s...

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Spoil Mum This Mother's Day with Ethical & Sustainable Gifts!

Some eco-friendly sustainable gifts to treat Mum this Mother's Day. Locally sourced from the South Island and around New Zealand.

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