100% NZ Wool Products

Wool.Life is a New Zealand company dedicated to turning natural wool and recycled textiles into everyday products that improve lives and reduce waste. From dog beds to garden mats, every item is designed with circular sustainability in mind.

Our range includes premium wool dog beds, mulch and weed mats for gardens, natural pillows and cushions, woollen socks, and other home and lifestyle goods—all made in New Zealand with sustainability at the core.

You can purchase Wool.Life products directly through our online store at woollife.co.nz, with nationwide delivery available. Selected retail and commercial partners also stock our products.

Yes, we supply bulk orders for landscapers, councils, nurseries, and retailers. We also offer tailored commercial solutions for businesses wanting sustainable, NZ-made products.

Our products combine renewable New Zealand wool with recycled fibres and biodegradable materials, replacing plastics and reducing landfill. We also run recycling and trade-in programmes to keep materials in use for longer.

We work with New Zealand farmers, textile recyclers, and manufacturers who share our commitment to ethical practices and environmental care.

New Zealand wool is sustainable because it is grown annually from sheep, requires no synthetic inputs, and is fully biodegradable. The country’s high farming standards also ensure low-impact, regenerative production.

Yes, NZ wool is naturally eco-friendly and safe. It contains no harmful chemicals, breaks down harmlessly in soil, and is non-toxic for people, pets, and the environment.

Wool is produced by shearing sheep, a humane process that occurs once or twice a year. The fibre is then cleaned, scoured, and processed locally under strict environmental and animal welfare standards.

Wool is renewable, biodegradable, and helps reduce plastic use. It also sequesters carbon, enriches soil when it breaks down, and supports natural farming systems in New Zealand.

Yes, wool insulates by trapping tiny pockets of air within its fibres. This keeps heat in during cold weather and helps regulate temperature in warmer conditions.

Wool can absorb and lock away indoor pollutants like formaldehyde, nitrogen dioxide, and sulphur dioxide. This natural filtering ability helps improve the air you breathe inside your home.

Wool naturally absorbs and releases moisture while maintaining thermal stability. This means it reduces humidity, balances room temperature, and keeps homes more comfortable year-round.

The future of New Zealand wool lies in innovation and sustainability. While traditional markets like carpets have declined, demand is growing for eco-friendly products such as insulation, garden solutions, and natural bedding. Wool is increasingly positioned as a renewable alternative to plastics and synthetics.

The future of New Zealand wool lies in innovation and sustainability. While traditional markets like carpets have declined, demand is growing for eco-friendly products such as insulation, garden solutions, and natural bedding. Wool is increasingly positioned as a renewable alternative to plastics and synthetics.

NZ wool offers superior insulation, moisture regulation, and biodegradability compared to jute or coconut fibre. While those fibres are strong and useful in mats or ropes, wool is softer, naturally fire-resistant, and more versatile across lifestyle, home, and garden products.

Strong NZ wool faces challenges from synthetic fibres that are cheaper and more widely used. Global market fluctuations, competition from imported fibres, and the need to re-educate consumers about wool’s environmental benefits are also ongoing issues.

Beyond lifestyle products, NZ wool is widely used in carpets, upholstery, fashion apparel, blankets, thermal insulation, acoustic panels, and even new technologies like compostable packaging and medical textiles.