Vermont fiber mill processing wool, alpaca and other animal fibers into yarn and roving
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About Vermont Natural Fibers
Located in the historic village of Hardwick, Vermont Natural Fibers transforms raw animal fibers into premium yarn, roving, and felt for farmers and crafters across New England. The mill operates year-round processing wool, alpaca, llama, mohair, goat and rabbit fibers using traditional equipment combined with modern techniques. Their facility handles both small batch custom work and larger production runs for textile artists and fiber producers. The family-owned mill has served the Vermont fiber community for over two decades with a commitment to quality and customer collaboration.
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Fiber Types
Alpaca, Llama, Mohair, Wool
Location
Vermont
Scale
small
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the minimum order requirements?
Vermont Natural Fibers requires a minimum of 20 pounds of clean fiber for processing. Smaller quantities can be accommodated during off-peak seasons or combined with other orders when capacity allows. The mill encourages prospective clients to contact them directly to discuss specific project requirements and pricing options.
How long does processing take?
Standard processing at Vermont Natural Fibers typically requires 8-12 weeks from the time fiber is received until finished product is shipped. Peak season demand between spring and early fall may extend turnaround times. Clients should contact the mill for current scheduling estimates before sending fiber.
What fiber types do they work with?
The Hardwick facility processes a wide range of animal fibers including sheep wool, alpaca, llama, mohair, cashmere goats and rabbit fiber. Each fiber type requires specific handling and equipment adjustments. Vermont Natural Fibers welcomes inquiries about unusual or specialty fiber varieties.
What services and products do they offer?
Vermont Natural Fibers provides comprehensive fiber processing including washing, carding, spinning and custom dye services. Finished products available include yarn, roving, batts and felt. The mill also offers private label production for fiber farmers wanting to sell branded finished goods.
Do they offer custom processing?
Vermont Natural Fibers specializes in small batch custom processing tailored to individual fiber farmers and hand spinners. Their experienced staff works closely with clients to achieve specific yarn weights, twist levels and color requirements. Custom projects are welcomed and encouraged at the Hardwick facility.
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