Briggs & Little

Wool Generation, produced by Campaign for Wool Canada, follows Mike Little, alongside his wife and business partner Leah Little, their sons John-Michael and Carl, and a dedicated team of long-time employees. Together, they open the doors to the mill’s inner workings — from the rhythm of daily production to unforgettable milestones, including creating the yarn for Team Canada’s sweaters at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. In 2024, Vancouver, BC, three pure wool rugs were created, using Briggs

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Wool Generation, produced by Campaign for Wool Canada, follows Mike Little, alongside his wife and business partner Leah Little, their sons John-Michael and Carl, and a dedicated team of long-time employees. Together, they open the doors to the mill’s inner workings — from the rhythm of daily production to unforgettable milestones, including creating the yarn for Team Canada’s sweaters at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. In 2024, Vancouver, BC, three pure wool rugs were created, using Briggs

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