Natural warmth from Highlands to Alps
Scarves and blankets are best made of wool...
For the neck and for the room: it keeps you warm, wicks away moisture, is naturally anti-microbial, and grows gentler with time. It's a natural and sustainable material, renewed each season and made to last for years.
Wrap yourself. Settle the room. Let the material do the talking.
Authentic Scottish scarves and blankets - 100% wool
From nature, to nature – Renewable each year, biodegradable at life’s end.
Naturally fresh – Anti-microbial, resists odor, needs less washing.
Made to last – Resilient fibers that keep their shape and beauty.
Temperature regulating – Naturally adapts to your body, keeping you warm in winter and cool in summer.
Highland House
We choose wool pieces for what they bring to daily life — warmth, elegance, and a quality you can feel at first touch.
Every scarf, throw, and blanket is sourced directly from trusted Scottish mills, selected for the integrity of their craft and the character of their fibers. We look for the balance between resilience and softness, between tradition and quiet refinement.
Animal welfare first – Wool from sheep raised in open pastures, cared for professionaly and with respect.
Eco-friendly processes – Fibers treated and dyed with low-impact methods respectful of the environment and gentle on the skin.
Sustainable by nature – A material renewed each year, made to last for decades, and able to return harmlessly to the earth at the end of its life.
Made in Scotland
On the hills and coasts of the British Isles, sheep grow wool in answer to the climate.
Cold winds, fine rain, and shifting seasons produce a fiber with a natural crimp — tiny spring-like waves that trap air for insulation and help the fabric hold its shape.
This structure gives Brittish wool its unique balance: high resilience for daily wear, natural elasticity for drape, and moisture management that keeps the body comfortable throughout the seasons.
Once shorn, the fleece travels to local mills where generations of craft meet precise technology.
Soft river water is used in the washing stage, removing natural oils and impurities without harsh treatments that can weaken the fiber. Spinning is done to preserve the integrity of the staple length, while weaving or knitting is tuned for the end use — dense for warmth, looser for breath and flow.
The finishing process, unique to each mill, gently raises and smooths the surface, creating that distinct handle: firm enough to endure, soft enough to rest against the skin.
