Soft and luxurious
Ready for your colour inspiration
Nundle Woollen Mill is a destination, a store and a re-connection with Australia’s wool heritage. We spin and sell yarns that our passionate customers turn into stunning clothes and soft furnishings. We sell a carefully curated collection of fashion, homewares, gifts, books and knitting accessories, with a special emphasis on wool, naturally. We welcome 35,000 visitors to our mill every year. We trust you’ll find what you’re looking for here, and that you’ll visit us if you haven’t already. Enjoy.
New from our dye house
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Fresh from the dye pots at Nundle Woollen Mill, these beautifully coloured yarns are hand dyed in small batches using time-honoured techniques. Each skein reflects the character of our mill — rich, nuanced colour inspired by the Australian landscape and crafted with care.
Father's Day sorted
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Got a fella in your life who likes to look the part, but loathes shopping?
Perfect. We’ve done the hard part for him.
This Father’s Day, we’ve pulled together the pieces every man needs in his wardrobe: beautifully made wool jumpers, easy layers and the kind of classics he’ll reach for year after year.
No crazy trends. No guesswork. Just good-looking, hardworking pieces that earn their place in his wardrobe.
Blokes Gift Packs
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Our Blokes Gift Packs are a ready-to-go Australian-made gift, packed with practical essentials he’ll actually use. Each pack includes two pairs of Nundle Merino Wool Socks (size 7-11, 2–8 and 11-14) for everyday comfort and warmth, paired with Thurlby Herbal Blokes Soap and a Thurlby Herbal Autoroma for a fresh, natural touch. Beautifully presented in a free gift box, every item is proudly made in Australia — a thoughtful, no-fuss gift with quality you can feel.
Guided Mill Tour
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A guided tour of the Nundle Woollen Mill is a great way to get a thorough understanding of the processes undertaken. Although the machines are old, the process is not that much different to a modern day textile mill. You will be fascinated to see the number of steps required to transform the raw material into a ball of yarn ready for knitting.
