Mon - Thurs. excl. Furniture
4.8/5 Review Score
Established to serve the village of Foxford over a century ago, we have been manufacturing the finest wool throws and blankets for over 130 years.
In 1892, Mother Agnes, the founder of our mill, stood on a bridge in Foxford and contemplated a future with community and craftsmanship at its core
Over a century after it was first established, the people of FOXFORD remain the beating heart of our mill. From design to loom
Nestled in the heart of the mill — just a few steps from the original FOXFORD looms — you’ll find the bustling FOXFORD Cafe.
From the very beginning, our throws, blankets and scarves have been woven at our mill using the finest wools
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The season slows.
Light softens. Shadows lengthen. Home becomes a sanctuary.
A place where stillness feels like luxury.
Woven warmth.
The hush of linen.
The comfort of familiar rituals.
Rooted in the Irish landscape.
Crafted with heritage, made for today.
A Season of Stillness.
This season, let FOXFORD be at the heart of your home.
Step into Foxford Cafe, nestled just steps away from the original looms, where rich history meets fresh, local flavours.
130 Years Strong
The story of Foxford has woven a tale throughout the world since 1892, and has been created and developed by visionaries and entrepreneurs. We believe in buying better and buying less and are committed to creating timeless products that will be with you for years to come.
From the moment the doors open in the morning, until the last plate is cleared away at the end of the day, the mill is alive with the sights, sounds and aromas of our wonderful cafe.
The FOXFORD Cafe cookbook has been launched! Explore photos from our launch night as well as our new cafe bundle - just in time for Christmas!
From solar panels to wild gardens, plastic-free packaging to OEKO-TEX® certified textiles, see how Foxford is weaving sustainability into every season, and what’s coming next, from on-site composting to a glasshouse revival and our plant-based cafe cookbook.
