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In honour of Wool Week we spoke to a long term partner, Finisterre. The Cornish based company is proud to be a B Corp and to create long lasting, sustainable clothing. We discover the qualities of wool and Debbie tells us the story of a flock of sheep, near extinction that they helped to bring back from the brink.
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