Where to buy fabric haberdashery and wool Midi-Pyrénées

For several generations, this family-run business has preserved an invaluable savoir-faire: the creation of fabrics made from natural fibers. The company offers 100% Tarn fabrics and made-to-measure products that are resistant, durable and of the highest quality. In boutiques in Albi, Castres and Mazamet, or online, you'll find a wide range of table linens, pantry linens, bathroom and bath linens, plaids and fashion accessories.

Discover this élevage goat rearing in the heart of the Adour valley. The weaving is made on the ground to give birth to the mohair, a word of Arabic-Persian origin and the name of the immaculate fleece of the angora goat. The label "Mohair des farms de France" guarantees the quality and origin of this precious wool. Socks, blankets, scarves, stoles, jackets… are examples of handcrafted manufactured products that you can acquire on the spot where on regional markets: Tuesday in Maubourguet, Saturday in Vic-en-Bigorre

For five generations, the family business has perpetuated the tradition of working with Pyrenean fabric and weaving blankets. The production of woolen blankets and clothing comes from the flocks of sheep in the Toy country. All the steps of the manufacturing are done locally thanks to the traditional know-how, that you will be able to discover thanks to a visit of the workshop in summer, on Wednesdays. In the store, a large choice of blankets, quilts, plaids, coats, capes, jackets and blousons, berets and slippers is proposed.

Filature du Parc specializes in yarns made from natural and recycled materials, and is one of the market leaders, with a presence in over forty countries. With sixty-five years' experience, this Tarn-based company has acquired recognized and highly-appreciated technique and know-how in the manufacture of classic and fancy carded yarns. With a collection of over forty yarn qualities, ten of which are recycled, the company caters particularly to professionals in the apparel, furniture and industrial knitting markets.

Paul and Olivia wanted to revalorize the local wool of the Pyrenees, a precious agricultural and artisanal resource, by creating Laines Paysannes. Located in the Ariège region, the company is driven by an eco-responsible approach by working with local sheep breeders, weaving in its own workshops and collaborating with partners within a 350 km radius of the raw material. The brand offers fashion items, a collection for the home, rugs, but also bulk wool and wool yarns for knitting.

Specialized in natural fiber socks, the Missègle workshop has been creating forty years warm wool socks thanks to their exceptional natural fibers such as mohair, camel or yak, with or without elastic. In the store next to the workshop, you can also find a large choice of wool sweaters and vests or mohair sweaters, blankets and plaids. You can visit the workshop all year long to discover more about the history of the company and the secrets of its production.

Marie created Le Bonnet des Montagnes in 2019 at the foot of the Pyrenees. She works with a shepherd raising Merino ewes, and makes each piece herself in her workshop. In addition to made-to-measure hats, she offers a beautiful range of products for every need: the urban-style Docker hat, the M'Ax hat that transforms into a choker, headband or hand-warmer sleeve, and also the Pyrénéen, a lightweight, breathable hat suitable for sports and mountain activities. Marie also offers introductory courses in wool processing.

Located in the charming village of Saint Amans Valtoret, in the Tarn region, Dormilaine is an artisanal manufacturer of bedding made of pure virgin wool from Lacaune sheep. Jean Rouanet, manufacturer of artisanal mattresses since 1984, created in 1988, his own wool transformation company. Working exclusively with natural materials, the wool process is totally controlled, from the sheep to the finished product. Dormilaine, located in a former woolen factory, is classified as a "Living Heritage Company", and perpetuates the tradition of woolen bedding.

There is no such thing as a 100% Lot cooler bag ! Don't be fooled: in the Lot you can find everything and especially ingenious men and women. The latest innovation is this one: a 100% ecological cooler bag made of French sheep's wool and hemp. Behind this attractive mono-product are Cinthia and Elodie, two talented women who decided to valorize wool and hemp culture in textiles. Le Mouton Givré went to Paris as an ambassador of the Lot during the Made In France Show in 2021. A real favorite!

The Jules Tournier factory began to make history in 1865. Today, it is one of the last French wool manufacturers to master all the stages of the manufacturing of its fabrics. An independent family business, the company creates and manufactures yarns and fabrics for luxury ready-to-wear clothing such as Chanel and technical fabrics for personal protective equipment and industry. All types of fabrics are offered: tweeds and fancy gauze steps or the timeless flannels, coats and wool sheets.