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Museum champions circular fashion

Known and loved by local pivitonians, is one of the most charming gift and homeware shops in Geelong/Djilang. Tucked away in the 150 year old Denny’s Lascelles Woolstore in the heart of the central Geelong/Djilang, the National Wool Museum shop offers the highest quality woollen garments, and speciality gifts.

The museum has a commitment to the environment and ethical practice, and champions makers and creators who embrace the circular fashion ethos. The Museum Shop supports Australian and New Zealand designers, always in search of up-and-coming brands like Melbourne designers Otto and Spike and Interknit Branberry based in Ballarat.

The shop carries an impressive range of unisex beanies, gloves, scarves, and clothing including merino wool and possum fur from across Australia and New Zealand. The museum is the perfect destination shop with a unique range of homewares, souvenirs, and specialty giftware.

The National Wool Museum shop is at 26 Moorabool St, Geelong/Djilang. Open daily 10am-3pm.

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