In 2024, South African designers Gugu Peteni, Frances van Hasselt, Stephanie Bentum, and Kat van Duinen remain at the forefront of sustainable fashion, skillfully utilising mohair to produce collections that harmonise innovation with tradition. This year's work emphasises a dedication to craftsmanship, cultural heritage, and a more inclusive, eco-conscious approach to fashion.

At the Daidoh Championship Mohair Awards ceremony this month, Mohair South Africa presented Denys Hobson with a special award to honour his contribution to the South African mohair industry. Arthur Short delivered a moving speech acknowledging Denys's relentless spirit, pioneering drive, and selfless dedication

Education is one of our strategic pillars. Through partnerships with leading global fashion institutions, we connect students with the world of mohair, inspiring them to rethink their design approaches and unlock their creativity using mohair.

Mohair South Africa attended Pitti Filati with several key objectives in mind. First and foremost, we aimed to promote mohair fibre, enhancing its global visibility and recognition as a sustainable, premium, and distinctly South African natural fibre.

Gugu Peteni is the creative director and owner of GUGUBYGUGU, a South African fashion brand. She recently showcased her SS25 collection at Paris Hature Couture week and won an award.

Frances van Hasselt recently attened the 2024 Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen. She shares her feedback and what it means for the South African mohair industry.

Karoo Angoras & Nelspoort Merino’s proudly presented their 4th annual production sale at Baakensrug, Nelspoort on February 8, 2023.

This local artist is all about honouring the art of working with mohair. Design is a way to capture stories and memories of places and spaces and recreate these moments into objects.