More Bright/Clear/Jewel Tone Items, Please

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• 05 Sep, '23
  System

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  "More dresses in jewel tones (especially emerald/jade)" (suggested by Ashley on 2023-09-03), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

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• 27 Feb, '23
  Kayo

  I'd like something in magenta and sapphire blue.

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• 27 Feb, '23
  Moderator System

  "More items available in clear bright colors" (suggested by Cheryl on 2023-02-27), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

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• 27 Feb, '23
  Sarah Dugal

  Also a bright yellow (not the same as the ochre).

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• 27 Feb, '23
  Tika

  Especially in leggings

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• 27 Feb, '23
  Jessica R.

  Yes, a true red would be amazing!

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• 27 Feb, '23
  Sarah Miranda

  Something in cerulean or sapphire would be phenomenal!

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• 28 Feb, '23
  Ruth

  I would love a true, clear bright sapphire or a true clear, saturated green.

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• 28 Feb, '23
  System

  "Offer colors in spring palette - light, bright and clear" (suggested by Gillian Hough on 2023-02-28), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

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• 01 Mar, '23
  shannon

  Yes, a spring or summer palette, especially for garments that are clearly meant for warmer weather. While you have released some summery colors, like beery pink and wisteria, not all of the summer dresses are available in those colors, which doesn't make sense.

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• 02 Mar, '23
  Laurie

  I would particularly like more jewel tones in the poppy tank such as garnet (or a true red!) and marine blue

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• 03 Mar, '23
  Elizabeth

  Yes! Everything seems to have a grey/muted undertone. Would love true bright blues, purples, pink. See this (returned) “lapis” sleeveless wool& dress compared to the woolx t over my shoulder. So merino *can* be dyed more brightly.

  

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• 05 Mar, '23
  Katy

  Yes to cerulean, sapphire, moss, and a bright vibrant teal! The current teal color is very muted in real life.

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• 01 Apr, '23
  Katie

  Bright clear green or bright clear blue please IN EUROPE ! Or more items in colors like cobalt for example.

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• 02 Apr, '23
  Heidi M.

  The current duller tones are fine for fall and winter products (e.g.long sleeved) but medium or medium light (but not so light they are see thru) summery tones would be nice for the short sleeve and sleeveless dresses.
  
  I'm a pale skinned golden blond going gray, and many of the tones you offer do not look good on me. I like greens, especially golden greens or spruce greens, warm bright olives, greenish light teals, rich aqua and turquoise, fern, spring green, seafoam, etc. Warm browns are good, love the cinnamon and canyon red, but would also like golden browns and mustards. Yes, I like the colors of nature! But Magenta/fucshia is also great on many skin tones. Medium dusty amethyst, and always have a few shades of purple (Wisteria was a dissapointment). I'm not into blues, pastels, or charcoal. For neutrals, a warm taupe or griege could be useful.

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• 10 Apr, '23
  Lisa K

  Would love for you to offer the light blue that woolx calls Aquamarine. It's a very popular color this season and is especially nice for fair complexions.

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• 30 Apr, '23
  Serina

  Yes please!! As a BRIGHT Spring, I love the bright, splashy colors!!!

  

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• 30 May, '23
  Rose Hart

  Yes 100%! I'm a light summer and would love some light, bright, cool colors. Right now, I was thinking of hoping for more colors in the Landmark Cardigan. I have it in charcoal heather, washed navy, and burgundy, but since I've figured out my best colors, I hardly ever wear the navy or burgundy - they are way too dark and muted. (The charcoal heather is on the dark side as well, but is okay if I'm wearing with other garments that are light and bright.) It would be amazing to have the cardigan in light and/or bright blue, purple, or pink.

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• 23 Jun, '23
  Rose Hart

  Also, adding: I'd love to see the lighter, brighter, clearer colors in cold-weather garments like long-sleeved dresses, cardigans, and leggings - not only in warm-weather clothes. I'm a light summer, and it's hard to find cold-weather clothes that aren't dark/muted colors.

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• 16 Aug, '23
  Laura

  True red, please. No tint, tone, hue. Just red. No undertone. Red. Just red.

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• 23 Aug, '23
  Elana

  Would love to see more of the true and light summer colours. As you can see just from a sampling in this photo (top left to right- deep autumn, true autumn, soft autumn; Bottom left to right- dark winter, true summer, light summer), many of the existing colours available in wool& are soft (heathered, dusty, muted), or warm, or at the other extreme, the saturation is full. Would love to see colours with a little more clarity, not quite full saturation but NOT soft and muted either, and more cool shades.
  
  I love the berry pink but for true summers, it's a little too overpowering, as is black... colours like sage, purple sage wash us out, black, marine blue, are a little stark... the burgundies, plums, marionberry, canyon red, dusty mauve, apricot, cedar... all way too warm.

  

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• 14 Oct, '23
  Pam

  More dresses and shirts in Garnet, please!

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• 06 Jan, '24
  Valerie

  More true bright blues and teals please! Particularly looking for Sloan in a bright blue. It's a great shirt and no one else is making a long sleeve in a true bright blue.

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• 22 Apr, '24
  Stephanie Dykes

  A burnt orange jewel tone would be lovely! See image (Original Favorites in Clay is what I'm basing this on, but they dont make a v-neck style or anything in wool unfortunately!)

  

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• 28 Apr, '24
  KR

  Honestly, I feel like Wool& caters to Spring and Summer seasons/cooler undertones. I am a True Autumn...my heart has been broken multiple times. The worst was Rita in Marine Blue (which is NOT a true navy). The muted tones do NOT work for my skin tone.

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• 01 Jun, '24
  WM

  Please light bright violet and a lighter lavender for summer and spring items. And a true royal purple—think amethyst, not plum. The twill dress and shirt had an almost royal purple that was very close.

  

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• 03 Jun, '24
  Kim F

  Yes, clear, rich colors, please: Coral, royal blue, purple, teal. Thanks

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• 04 Jun, '24
  Stephanie B

  A deep, saturate, royal purple Maggie dress would make all my dreams come true!!

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• 25 Jun, '24
  Beth

  Yes to true Red. I dearly miss the Modern Red.

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• 05 Jul, '24
  Leesa

  Ava would be perfect in red!

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• 19 Jul, '24
  Jo Daviess

  I would love to see a true bright purple, more to the blue end of the spectrum than the red.

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• 14 Aug, '24
  Carolyn

  For those who can wear summer and especially winter tones, yes to jewel tones. They need them. However, I'm a "fall" color tone person, and jewel tones look awful on me. I am thrilled to find your warm-toned tee shirts (that plum color!), and hope you don't discontinue them! Especially since a majority of clothing companies seem to lean toward jewel tones. To please us all, you may need to offer two palettes: warm/natural and cool/blue/jewel.

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• 02 Oct, '24
  Dawn

  Please add more items in Royal Fig AND make those items in "plus" sizes! I love the new sweater in Royal Fig; however, it only goes up to XL and I need a 2x or 3x depending on the cut.

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• 31 Oct, '24
  Carrie Y

  All items available in all palettes! I miss my saturated winter jewel tones!

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• 02 Jan, '25
  Mary

  Please make a beetroot aspen sweatshirt and zip up. Make Everett shorter! Keep Everett in beetroot!
  
  Make more beetroot tops! Beetroot love! 💗

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• 24 Jan, '25
  Christina

  Please keep Beetroot! It's a perfect jeweltone color. A we true emerald green & amethyst would be great too

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• 24 Feb, '25
  Magil

  I'd like to see a swing dress with a jewel neckline, 3/4 or full length sleeve, and more vibrant color, like emerald green, royal blue, navy blue.

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• 25 Mar, '25
  Nell

  Hot pink! I keep getting served a YouTube ad with a bright pink T-shirt prominently displayed, so I guess you used to sell it...please bring it back!

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• 29 Mar, '25
  Kelsey

  More bright color choices for the Sierra, especially please. Seems like the bright colors are being phased out and missing sizes.

  

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• 30 Mar, '25
  Barbara Abbate

  Blue Jay and cerulean blue and berry pink. These colors and others in Brooklyn and Alana please!!

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• 17 May, '25
  Jo Daviess

  You had me at “vivid amethyst”! YASSSSSS!

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• 09 Sep, '25
  Judith

  Agree strongly about jewel and winter palettes! I can't wear any of the long sleeve crew neck colors available now. Periwinkle please!! Also for us more modest ladies-- higher neckline on long sleeve tops and plus midi length on swing dresses...

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• 20 Feb
  Mtmama23

  Yes! I like purple pansy, purple fig and pine because they're clear , cool colors. I'm waiting for the Anais, Nova and Lilah in those colors.

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