Weaving Heritage on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way

Nestled along Ireland’s Atlantic Way, McNutt of Donegal is a family-run mill with a rich history of crafting luxurious homewares and fashion accessories. Since 1953, this third-generation business has blended traditional weaving techniques with modern design, creating timeless pieces that bring warmth and joy to homes worldwide.

Inspired by Nature, Guided by Sustainability

The breathtaking landscape of North West Donegal – with its rugged coastline, rolling heather hills, and stony shores – serves as constant inspiration for McNutt’s expert weavers and designers. This connection to nature fuels not only the design process but also the company’s commitment to sustainability.

McNutt of Donegal is one of the last remaining Donegal woollen mills, weaving exclusively with natural fibers like Merino Wool, Cashmere, Alpaca, and Linen. These fibers are biodegradable, long-lasting, and free from harmful microplastics, ensuring a lower environmental impact.

Craftsmanship and Community

Founded by Bill McNutt to provide local employment, the mill remains a cornerstone of its community.  The mill was taken over more recently by William,  Bill's grandson,  today skilled weavers continue to preserve and evolve this cherished craft, while McNutt actively supports local charities, events, and education initiatives.

Sustainability at Every Step

McNutt’s production process reflects its deep respect for the environment:

• Recycled Wool Products: Surplus wool is repurposed into new yarns.

• Eco-Friendly Packaging: 100% recyclable materials.

• Renewable Energy: The mill is powered entirely by renewable energy sources.

Every product is designed to last a lifetime. McNutt's pieces are intended to be reused, rejuvenated, or even composted, embodying the essence of circular design. Products which are the perfect balance of heritage, craftsmanship, and sustainability.