Duck Worth CO Email Newsletter: sustainable american made wool (March 20, 2024)

THE DUCKWORTH DIFFERENCE

The U.S. textile industry has been on the decline for decades, with competitors seeking cheaper opportunities overseas. We said to hell with that.

Our Sheep to Shelf™ supply chain brings jobs back to small American communities, keeps technical knowledge close to home, and assures maximum life-cycle sustainability.

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our SUPPLY CHAIN

1. Wool Fiber Source (USA)⁣ ⁣
2. Top Processing (USA)⁣ ⁣ ⁣
3. Yarn Spinning (USA)⁣ ⁣
4. Fabric Mills (USA)⁣ ⁣
5. Garment Suppliers (USA)⁣ ⁣
6. Distribution Centers (USA)⁣ ⁣
7. Our Customers (USA)⁣ ⁣

THEY SAID IT BEST.
QUALITY ON POINT.

★★★★★

"Fits great, well constructed. Lightweight but very warm. Soft against skin and not itchy. Best wool sweater I’ve owned."

- Scott R.

★★★★★

"I'm obsessed with Duckworth socks - their quality is on point with other brands like Smartwool and Darn Tough, but they're made in the USA and local to Montana!"

- Jonna S.

★★★★★

"I run really cold and have tried a couple of well-known brands, but nothing's kept me warmer (and literally itch-free) than Duckworth's wool. I feel like I'm participating in something exceptional by acquiring Duckworth's pieces."

- Janelle A.

SHEEP TO SHELF

Duckworth guarantees total supply-chain responsibility, quality, and transparency. Our dedicated team carefully manages every step of the process, from raw fiber to finished garment.

FROM RAW WOOL TO SHEERING

Starting at our ranch in Dillon, Montana, our open-range Montana Merino sheep can be found grazing on natural grasses and Montana wildflowers.

CLEANING & COMBING

The unpredictable conditions of the Northern Rockies yield a Merino Wool that's incredibly soft yet durable.

SPINNING & KNITTING

Every shorn Merino Wool fleece is graded for quality before we spin those choice fibers into proprietary yarns.

DYEING MERINO WOOL

Spinning, knitting, and dyeing is part science and part art, requiring trusted American partners and the long-term vision of a fourth-generation ranching family from Montana.