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Uradale Yarns
Uradale yarns come only from organic native Shetland sheep. Our sheep are naturally multi-coloured, so the Uradale knitting yarns reflect the natural colours of our flock. Our wool is unbleached when scoured and spun.
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Fight climate change with climate friendly wool
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Climate friendly wool
Fight climate change with climate friendly wool. Uradale's peatlands continue to sequester carbon through sustainable sheep management with our native breed.
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Uradale Almanac
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Caain in Shætlan
Come dee wis fir wir muckle simmer caa fir da clippin, as we winder aboot da midder tongue. Dis film is aa in Shætlan wi English translations.
Come along with us on the big summer caa for da clippin, while musing on the Shætlan language. This film is entirely in Shetland dialect with English translations.
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Da burn
Follow us on a stroll through the linguistic history of Shaetlan, the language spoken in Shetland alongside English.
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Waar & tang
See the waar and tang in their beautiful, crystal clear seascape while reflecting on their role in a sustainable way of life.
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Fae dimriv til mirknen ower Uradale
Follow the unique history and structure of Shaetlan while the light and colours change on a bonny April day at Uradale.
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