Anniversary Specials; Celebrate With Louët

Sent in partnership with Louët

At Louët, we are celebrating our 50th anniversary! Join us throughout the year as we roll out anniversary promotions, new products, and a peek into the past, with stories about our history that you may be hearing for the first time.

Anniversary Specials - Check Back Often

We are announcing a wide range of special anniversary sales effective immediately. Click on the link below to view our anniversary page. Please check back often as more details and other sales may be added throughout the year.

Anniversary Specials Here

A Simple Repair Started It All

Our S10 spinning wheel launched Louët BV more than 50 years ago and remains one of the most popular spinning wheels in the market today. When Jan Louët was an industrial designer in the 1970's he was asked to repair a spinning wheel. This simple question ignited his fascination with the mechanics of this machine - Jan went on to design a modern spinning wheel with high-quality plywood and ball bearings. Gave it a modern look and made it user friendly. The first sales were so promising he launched a start-up company, and the rest is history.

Over the years, Louët has developed many products in spinning and weaving from our carding board (long before blending boards became popular), to an electric spinning wheel in the 1970's, to the more popular Spring and David looms, the current Jane and Victoria looms.

Louët Through the Years

Join the Louët family as we embark on our next 50 years continuing to supply the spinning and weaving community

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