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Higher wool prices in New Zealand, a major global supplier, could eventually trickle down to UK shops. While it might take a while for existing stock to sell through, new wool products like jumpers, socks, or carpets could see slight price increases. This is because the raw material is now more expensive for manufacturers.
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