Handcrafted luxury

Adéle’s Mohair is a labour-intensive cottage industry, producing designer knitting yarns, accessories and home textiles. Adéle started the business in 1983 and continues to run it adhering to fair trade and green standards. The luxurious natural fibres of mohair (from Angora goats) and Merino wool (from sheep) are locally sourced and of the finest quality. The current trend of recycle and reuse has created opportunities for innovative and contemporary design of new products.

The workshop is located in the rural areas between the port cities of East London and Port Elizabeth of South Africa.

Our process

handmade to order

natural fibres used include

mohair | wool | alpaca | silk | bamboo

What we make

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Time to Celebrate: Adele’s Mohair turns 40

Time to Celebrate: Adele’s Mohair turns 40

I opened the doors of my new little business in September 1983. In trepidation I offered my own hand-knitted items for sale with the help of 1 spinner.   In spite of our converted buildings being too large and décor very sparse, people popped in and the wheels of the...

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A festive and new year message from Adèle

A festive and new year message from Adèle

Dear Friends and Colleagues, The year is rushing to a close and I would like to thank all of you for your support and friendship over the year. It’s been a lot of fun but a busy year – the new gift boxes we launched a year ago, have taken off and it’s exciting to see...

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IT’S GOING TO BE A GREAT YEAR!

IT’S GOING TO BE A GREAT YEAR!

Hi everyone, We are well into the new year but still wishing our holidays weren’t over. At the moment, South Africa is sunny, dry and hot with many areas praying for rain on their parched land.  I was shocked when I returned home to see the grass almost black and the...

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