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Cushendale Woollen MillsMade in Europe.
Blankets, throws and scarves spun, dyed and woven at the family mill in Graiguenamanagh, County Kilkenny — one of only two vertical mills left in Ireland, taking fleece through to fabric.
↔ European alternative to Faribault Mill
Where is Cushendale Woollen Mills made?
Cushendale Woollen Mills products are made in Ireland.
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