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  • Hands tying threads onto the loom at the Mungo Mill. South Africa's first GOTS-certified weaving mill where heirloom-quality homeware textiles are designed, woven & made.

    At Mungo we challenge the idea that value is a product of price. And we hope that as people understand where something comes from, and how it’s made, they’ll be encouraged to make more conscious purchasing decisions…

  • Organic cotton - used to weave the Mungo Aegean Towel. Homeware textiles designed, woven, made in South Africa

    Following an audit in Feb 2020, Mungo is now South Africa’s first GOTS-certified weaving mill. Read more about the rigorous controls & checks that took place to acquire the certification.

  • Inside the Mungo Mill - all looms 7 weaving machines sealed prior to the 21-day nationwide lockdown

    For over 30 years we’ve been removing the door to our flagship Plett shop, and re-hinging it at the close of day. Yesterday we closed it until we can reopen – alongside our 2 other shops and Mungo Mill in preparation for lockdown. Here’s to keeping hopeful, staying in touch & exploring alternatives.

  • The Mungo Mill in Plettenberg Bay. Homeware textiles designed, woven, made in South Africa

    In light of the Covid19 pandemic, Mungo MD Dax Holding, releases a statement regarding stringent protocols to be immediately effected at the Mungo Mill and shops.

  • Mungo goes in search of organic cotton in Turkey

    Mungo has been looking for GOTS-certified organic cotton for some time. This is the story of our search for organic cotton in Turkey.

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    Sustainability and transparency are at the core of what we do at Mungo. We design textiles that are responsible, empower the makers and are made to last.

  • Groenfontein Toy Project

    We are now selling the Groenfontein Toy Project’s creations online! This is a community based initiative for unemployed women of the Groenfontein Valley in the Karoo, South Africa. The project is lead by Renee and Paul Ledger and their aim is to provide these woman a steady income to help support their families. As well …

  • The difference between cotton and linen may be slight to most, but it is interesting to know how and why these fibers are used in the way they are. Linen is one of the oldest recognized fibers around and dates back thousands of years. There have been records of linen that are over 4000 years …

  • Buying local should be on everybody’s mind. Being a South African textile company we are acutely aware of how imports from the East affect our company and locally made products as a whole. However we can all admit to popping into a store and buying something that is attractive and well priced while not even …

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