America’s Responsible Wool Source
With nearly 200 years of experience, Kentwool has earned a reputation within the U.S. textile industry for excellence in high performance worsted wool yarn manufacturing. Rooted in a tradition of innovation, quality, and integrity, we’ve been proudly operating in South Carolina since 1954—continuing a legacy of American craftsmanship. Now in its fifth generation of family leadership, Kentwool Yarn is trusted by partners across industries for our deep expertise, responsive service, and consistent delivery of high-performance Merino wool and wool blend yarns.

Learn About Kentwool
Kentwool is a fifth-generation, family-owned business with roots dating back to 1843, when it was founded by Thomas Kent in Philadelphia. Since relocating to Upstate South Carolina in 1954, the company has remained under continuous Kent family ownership.
Who We Are:
Est. 1843, Kentwool Yarn is America’s Responsible Yarn Source. We’re ready to be your go-to source for the highest quality worsted Merino wool yarn in the U.S.
Our Values
Quality
We never compromise on excellence—our products are made to perform and made to last.
Innovation
We continuously improve our processes, products, and partnerships to meet evolving industry needs.
Collaboration
We work closely with customers to deliver solutions that support their success.
Responsibility
We take ownership of our impact—through sustainable practices and local support.
Domestic Supply Chain
Our production process is proudly rooted in Upstate South Carolina, where we have continuously supported local jobs and invested in the workforce that powers our mill. By keeping our operations domestic, we’re helping sustain American textile expertise and strengthen our regional economy.
Benefits of Wool

Moisture Management
Wool can absorb moisture without feeling wet, helping to keep skin dry and reduce odor.

Temperature Regulation
Wool naturally insulates and breathes, keeping you comfortable in both warm and cool conditions.

Durability
Wool fibers are strong and resilient, making them ideal for long-lasting, high-performance products.
