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Current Woolmark Licensees Active licences as of 19 July 2021 License Country/ Account Name Licences Website Speciality Number Region L4488AA89W A. & B. Knitwear Woolmark Australia http://merinogold.com.au/ Knitter Garment L5659TL97W A. & P. Bianchi S.R.L Woolmark Italy Maker Vertical 0030000008 AAA Spinners Woolmark Blend India Operation Vertical L0616ND07B AAA Spinners Woolmark Blend India Operation 0030000988 ABANA LTD Woolmark Mauritius http://abana.mu Knitter 0030000879 ABMT Apparel Wool Blend Australia www.occapparel.com.au Knitter 0030000083 ABMT Apparel Woolmark Australia www.occapparel.com.au Knitter 0030000867 ABMT Apparel Woolmark Blend Australia www.occapparel.com.au Knitter L4353UK81W Abraham Moon & Sons Ltd Woolmark United Kingdom www.moons.co.uk Weaver L0001NW02W Aclima AS Woolmark Norway http://www.aclima.no Knitter Apparel A0359KO90W Aekyung Industrial Co., Ltd Woolmark South Korea www.aekyung.co.kr Care Apparel 0030000272 Aeroxon Insect Control GmbH Woolmark Germany www.aeroxon.de Care 0030000984 Afterglow Woolmark Blend South Korea www.afterglow.kr Brand Accessorie L0657ND10W Aggarwal Textiles Woolmark India s Garment 0030000671 Al Duca D'Aosta s.p.a. Woolmark Italy https://www.alducadaosta.com/ Maker L4210UK81W Alfred Brown (Worsted Mills) Ltd Woolmark United Kingdom www.alfredbrown.co.uk Weaver 0030000825 ALPHA TEXTILES TECHNOLOGY (SUZHOU) CO., LTD. Woolmark China Knitter Vertical 0030000599 Alpha Trading Association Woolmark India Operation Vertical 0030000575 Alpha Trading Association Woolmark India Operation L0007PL04W Alwero Sp.z o.o. Woolmark Poland www.alwero.pl Bedding 0030000235 Alwero Sp.z o.o. Woolmark Poland www.alwero.pl Bedding Vertical 0030000769 Amar India Woollen Mills Pvt Ltd Wool Blend India Operation Australian Wool Innovation Page 1 of 32 Active licences as of 19 July 2021 License Country/ Account Name Licences Website Speciality Number Region Vertical 0030000533 Amar India Woollen Mills Pvt Ltd Woolmark Blend India Operation Vertical 0030000768 Amar India Woollen Mills Pvt Ltd Woolmark Blend India Operation L4743TL85W Amedeo Ferrante S.R.L Woolmark Italy http://www.ferrante.it/ Knitter Apparel L0001FR08W AMH LABO Woolmark France www.amhlabo.fr Care Garment A2983JA87W Amico Co., Ltd. Woolmark Japan http://www.amico.jp Maker Garment A2983JA90B Amico Co., Ltd. Woolmark Blend Japan http://www.amico.jp Maker Vertical L0688ND12W Amlikar Trade Association Woolmark India Operation Vertical 0030000543 Amritsar Swadeshi Textile Corporation Pvt Ltd Woolmark Blend India Operation Garment L5431AA11B Andorra Australia Pty Ltd Woolmark Blend Australia www.andorra.com.au Maker Garment L5431AA11W Andorra Australia Pty Ltd Woolmark Australia www.andorra.com.au Maker 0030000300 Anhui Zhongqinghonyu Home Textile Technology Co. Ltd Woolmark China Bedding Garment 0030000958 Army Stores Hosiery Manufacturers Associaton Woolmark Blend India Maker Carpet/Flo 0030000592 Artco - Art Contemporain du Tapis Woolmark Morocco www.artco.ma oring Garment A0465JA66W As Corporation Woolmark Japan http://www.ascorp.co.jp Maker Accessorie L0674ND11W Ashok Jain Shawl Emporium Pvt Ltd Woolmark India s 0030000021 Aumore Wool Pty Ltd Woolmark Australia http://aumorewool.com/ Bedding L0643GE11E AUNDE Achter & Ebels GmbH Wool Blend Germany www.aunde.com Weaver L1341CH03W AUSKIN (TIANJIN) CO., LTD. Woolmark China Interiors L5341AA97W Australia New Generation Pty Ltd Woolmark Australia http://woolcomfort.com.au Bedding Australian Wool Innovation Page 2 of 32 Active licences as of 19 July 2021 License Country/ Account Name Licences Website Speciality Number Region 0030000614 Australian Kangni Investment Group Pty Ltd Woolmark Australia Bedding Accessorie 0030000512 Australian Wool Innovation Woolmark Australia https://www.wool.com/ s L5336AA11W Auswool Products Pty Ltd Woolmark Australia http://www.auswoolpro.com.au/ Bedding L5336AA97W Auswool Products Pty Ltd Woolmark Australia http://www.auswoolpro.com.au/ Bedding 0030000941 AVIA S.R.L. Woolmark Italy www.avia.it Knitter 0030000304 A W Hainsworth Woolmark United Kingdom www.hainsworth.co.uk Weaver Garment A0326KO89W Aztech WB Co., Ltd(Ava Molli) Woolmark South Korea www.aztechwb.co.kr Maker Garment 0030000785 Aztech WB Co., Ltd(Ava Molli) Woolmark Blend South Korea www.aztechwb.co.kr Maker 0030000965 B. K. Thapar Hosiery Works Woolmark India Knitter 0030000970 Backhausen GmbH Woolmark Blend Austria www.backhausen.com Interiors 0030000473 Backhausen GmbH Woolmark Austria www.backhausen.com Interiors L3604AA86W Bambi Enterprises Pty Ltd Woolmark Australia http://www.bambi.com.au/index.php Bedding Vertical L0567ND11B Bansal Spinning Mills Ltd Woolmark Blend India Operation Vertical L0567ND06W Bansal Spinning Mills Ltd Woolmark India Operation Vertical L0567ND05B Bansal Spinning Mills Ltd Woolmark Blend India Operation Vertical 0030000086 Bansal Spinning Mills Ltd Wool Blend India Operation 0030000975 Barceltricot Unipessoal, Lda Woolmark Portugal Knitter 0030000948 Barker Textiles UAB Woolmark Lithuania www.barkertextiles.lt Bedding L0012GE99W Bauer International Group GmbH Woolmark Germany www.protex-collection.de Bedding L1020CH10B BEIJING AIKON TEXTILES CO., LTD. Woolmark Blend China Knitter 0030000718 BEIJING AIKON TEXTILES CO., LTD. Wool Blend China Knitter L1020CH00W BEIJING AIKON TEXTILES CO., LTD. Woolmark China Knitter 0030000672 Benetton Group S.r.l. Woolmark Italy https://it.benetton.com Retailer Vertical L0518ND11B Bhasin Industries Woolmark Blend India Operation Australian Wool Innovation Page 3 of 32 Active licences as of 19 July 2021 License Country/ Account Name Licences Website Speciality Number Region Vertical L0518ND03W Bhasin Industries Woolmark India Operation Vertical L0518ND05B Bhasin Industries Woolmark Blend India Operation L0451ND00W Bhutti Weavers Cooperative Society Woolmark India Weaver L0011BG05W BILYANA KNITWEAR LTD Woolmark Bulgaria www.bilyana-knitwear.com Knitter Vertical 0030000667 Birmi Spinning Mills Pvt Ltd Woolmark Blend India Operation Accessorie 0030000803 BN designs cc Woolmark South Africa s Garment 0030000993 BONA Co.,LTD Woolmark Blend South Korea Maker L0116GE84W Bonning + Sommer GmbH Woolmark Germany www.boenning-sommer.de Weaver L5941TL09W Botto Giuseppe e Figli S.p.A Woolmark Italy http://www.bottogiuseppe.com/ Spinner 0030000338 Bower Roebuck & Co. Ltd. Woolmark United Kingdom https://www.bowerroebuck.com/ Weaver L1514NW98W Brav Norway AS Woolmark Norway https://www.brav.com Brand L1514NW98B Brav Norway AS Woolmark Blend Norway https://www.brav.com Brand Carpet/Flo 0030000144 BRINTONS AGNELLA Spolka z o.o. Woolmark Poland www.agnella.pl/en/ oring Carpet/Flo L6493UK02B Brintons Carpets Ltd Woolmark Blend United Kingdom www.brintons.net oring L0144FR66W Brun de Vian-Tiran Woolmark France www.brundeviantiran.com Bedding Apparel 0030000437 BSH Hausgeraete GmbH Woolmark Germany www.bsh-group.com Care Garment 0030000969 C&O Apparel Inc Wool Blend Canada www.coapparel.ca Maker Garment 0030000037 C&O Apparel Inc Woolmark Canada www.coapparel.ca Maker Garment 0030001011 C&O Apparel Inc Woolmark Blend Canada www.coapparel.ca Maker L5056TL88W Cafissi S.p.A Woolmark Italy http://www.cafissi.it/ Weaver L0320TA96W Caliphil Enterprise Co., Ltd Woolmark Taiwan www.caliphil.com.tw Bedding Australian Wool Innovation Page 4 of 32 Active licences as of 19 July 2021 License Country/ Account Name Licences Website Speciality Number Region L0589HK83B Camela Fashion Ltd. Woolmark Blend Hong Kong www.camela.com.hk Knitter L0365GE10E canda INTERNATIONAL GmbH & Co. OHG Wool Blend Germany www.c-and-a.com Weaver L0365GE66W canda INTERNATIONAL GmbH & Co. OHG Woolmark Germany www.c-and-a.com Weaver L0365GE66B canda INTERNATIONAL GmbH & Co. OHG Woolmark Blend Germany www.c-and-a.com Weaver Apparel 0030001040 Candy Hoover Group Srl Woolmark Italy Care 0030000303 Canifa Joint Stock Company Woolmark Vietnam canifa.com Knitter L0566ND05B Capital Woollen & General Mills Woolmark Blend India Bedding L5939TL09W Cariaggi Lanificio S.p.A Woolmark Italy http://www.cariaggi.it/en/ Spinner Garment L0074TA79W Carnival Industrial Corporation Woolmark Taiwan www.carnival.com.tw Maker Garment L0074TA81B Carnival Industrial Corporation Woolmark Blend Taiwan www.carnival.com.tw Maker L1401CH04W CASABLANCA HOME (HUI ZHOU) LTD. Woolmark China Bedding L0228EI68W Castle Hosiery Co. Ltd Woolmark Ireland Knitter 0030000154 Champion Wool Factory Woolmark Australia http://www.championwool.com.au/ Bedding 0030000476 CHANGSHU ADE-WAY WEAR CO. LTD. Woolmark China Knitter 0030000477 CHANGSHU ADE-WAY WEAR CO. LTD. Woolmark Blend China Knitter 0030001004 CHANGSHU A-ONE GARMENT MANUFACTURER CO., LTD. Woolmark China www.cs-aone.com Knitter L1459CH06W CHANGSHU HUAERDA GARMENTS CO. LTD. Woolmark China www.cshtd.cn Knitter L0359TA08W Chia Ho Living Co., Ltd. Woolmark Taiwan Bedding L0448HK80W CHICKS (Chun Au Knitting Factory Ltd.) Woolmark Hong Kong www.chicks.com.hk Knitter A1493JA69W Chigasaki Boshoku K.K. Woolmark Japan Spinner L0360TA08W Ching Yiee Enterprise Co., Ltd Woolmark Taiwan Bedding 0030000307 Chun Yea Knitting Company Wool Blend Taiwan Knitter L0356MX01W Cimexlana, S. de R.L. de C.V. Woolmark Mexico Weaver 0030000452 CJ ENM Woolmark Blend South Korea Retailer 0030000453 CJ ENM Wool Blend South Korea Retailer L1053DE68W Clipper AS Woolmark Denmark www.clipper.dk Knitter L1053DE68B Clipper AS Woolmark Blend Denmark www.clipper.dk Knitter Apparel A3528JA02W CO-OP CLEAN Co., Ltd Woolmark Japan Care Australian Wool Innovation Page 5 of 32 Active licences as of 19 July 2021 License Country/ Account Name Licences
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