Waverley Mills
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45 Waverley Road, Waverley TAS 7250
For over 150 years, Waverley Mills has been crafting Australia’s finest textiles at their historic weaving mill situated on the idyllic banks of Distillery Creek in Launceston. Waverley Mills is the last mill of its kind in Australia and is proud to spin, weave and finish each textile onsite. Waverley Mills was founded in 1874 by Scotsman Peter Bulman, with a continuing commitment to building a natural material circular economy and investing in sustainable manufacturing processes.
Designed to last for generations. Sustainably made in Tasmania.
Event Services
A well-chosen gift from Waverley Mills’ can leave a lasting impression, showing clients, partners and employees that they are valued. It is about going beyond transactions to build genuine connections, celebrate milestones and inspire a sense of belonging.
Waverley Mills uses only renewable, biodegradable, and recyclable fibres in our production. Wool and alpaca have better breathability and insulation properties than synthetic fibres, creating comfort that is also environmentally friendly.
Their Corporate Gifting service ensures a seamless experience from selection to delivery.
Simply choose from their curated collection and enhance your event or conference with Tasmanian made craftsmanship and luxury.
For those seeking a truly unique gift, Waverley Mills offers custom manufacturing and finishing. Their team is available to work with you directly on custom designs, integrating corporate colours and branding.
Give the gift of choice with a Waverley Mills Gift Card. Allowing the opportunity to browse both online and at the Factory Retail Store, for a product that suits every individual. Elevate your gifting and showcase the skill and dedication of Tasmanian artisans with Tasmanian made scarves, blankets, and throws.
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Experience behind the scenes at Waverley Mills and immerse yourself in over 150 years of craftsmanship. Guided tours offer a unique glimpse into our operations, sustainable manufacturing and heritage.