You can now share your towel stories with us on Instagram and Facebook with the hashtag #mungotowelstory. The best part is that we are giving away a R600 Mungo voucher every month this year to the most creative, adventurous or enjoyed towel post. Get posting!
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February 25, 2018 -
December 21, 2017Open to the public, the mill showcases a cross-section of weaving production from pre-industrial revolution to present day. At once, it has become our new thriving hub of production, and also the embodiment of our commitment to transparency in what we make and do.
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December 5, 2017Water saving tips to try at home. Tip #1 – Use flatweave towels instead of traditional terry towels. Their low bulk factor and compact nature makes them ideal for reducing washing loads and saving water.
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October 3, 2017Mungo’s big move to the new mill at Old Nick Village. A photo gallery of the men who moved many tons of weaving machinery, and made it all possible.
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September 22, 2017A first hand experience of combining travel, work, Mungo and Motherhood for 10 days in NYC.
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July 6, 2017Lenore Schroeder, our new designer tells us a bit about her career in the world of textiles and her experience working for Mungo.
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June 9, 2017Last month we hosted the Cape Weavers Guild for an exclusive show and tell at our inner city Micro Mill in Cape Town. We also chatted to Guild member Michael De Souza about his weaving journey.
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April 24, 2017Pichulik’s Fall/Winter 2017 collection features a unique range of Japanese-inspired garments made from Mungo textiles. It is wonderful to see our fabric transformed and take on a new character.
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April 12, 2017Earlier this year, Dax Holding went to Italy to meet our new linen yarn supplier ‘Linificio Canapificio Nazionale’. They have been spinning since 1873 and their focus has become the production of the best quality linen in the world.
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March 24, 2017We are building what we are calling the Mungo Mill, a working weaving museum that will open to the public in order to showcase the age old art of weaving, from pre industrial-revolution to present day.
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