What do you do with your life when you have studied biology and business administration and then also trained as a fashion tailor? Of course, you start your own business with a hand-dyed wool company. That was also easy to combine with my children, who were still young at the time. Because of course I started my first attempts at dyeing wool in the kitchen at home. After that couldn't last long because nobody wanted to wait to eat until the last corner had been meticulously cleaned of any dye residue and the business started to grow, the decision was clear: WALK COLLECTION will be professionalized. With the first employee in 2013, we went to our first knitting fair in Brighton in the same year with a wonderful knitting pattern in our luggage - created in cooperation with Joji Locatelli from Argentina. Today there are five of us, we bring out new color collections every year and ship our wool from Iceland to New Zealand and from Japan to Hawaii. (Cathrin Walk)

We make no compromises when it comes to animal welfare and fair, social working conditions. That's why we only work with spinners and wholesalers who think the same way as we do.

Dying wool by hand is a long and intensive process. But this is the only way we can achieve the color qualities and patterns that we want and that our customers love. We always use the best ingredients and raw material qualities, from extra-fine merino wool to fine fibers from alpaca and co. But this is the only way to make not only the end product a pleasure, but also the knitting itself.