Full Circle Wool was founded in Mendocino County, California, by shepherd and fiber artist Marie Hoff. Its story began in 2013 with the Capella Grazing Project, through which Marie introduced heritage-breed Ouessant sheep to vineyards, orchards and other landscapes where their grazing could become part of the land’s natural management.
Building on her work with sheep and grazing, Marie began sourcing wool from Climate Beneficial ranches throughout Northern California. The program connects regional wool production with carbon-farming practices such as managed grazing and compost application, while returning proceeds to participating ranches to help support their continued stewardship of the land.
Full Circle Wool transforms this natural fiber into practical goods for the home, including wool sponges, dryer balls, trivets and pillows. Naturally durable and biodegradable, wool offers a renewable alternative to many synthetic materials. From ranch to finished product, the wool is processed entirely within the United States, keeping the collection closely connected to the landscapes, animals and people from which it begins.
