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Louet will be closed for winter holidays from Thursday 22 Dec to Monday January 9th. Immediately following the shutdown, we will be busy with our annual inventory count, answering emails, entering orders, etc.   January 12th  Louet bv will resume shipping operations. Thank you in advance for your understanding and we wish you a beautiful Christmas […]...

In celebration of the 45th anniversary of Louët BV, we sat down with designer and founder, Jan Louët and asked him to reflect on the development of the S10 Spinning Wheel as well as the history and future of the company. Tell us where you first had the idea to design + make your own […]...

Ease of use for the spinning enthusiast is the number one priority in the design of our spinning wheels. Our ball bearings allow easy, smooth rotation of the main wheels and the footman connection. The belt is made from flexible polyurethane and doesn’t needs adjusting. To maintain the belt’s flexibility, it is important that you […]...

The Megado Computer Dobby 2 is the new control for the Louët Megado looms. It can control the loom through third-party weaving software or wireless using the built-in Dobby Webinterface software. What’s new and improved compared to the Louet electronic interface? The Computer Dobby 2 can be controlled wireless using the Dobby Webinterface on a […]...

Following the spread of the COVID-19 virus (Corona), we have decided to take additional measures to protect the health of our customers and our team. In concrete terms, this means that we will not receive visitors in our showroom and factory throughout March. Production and deliveries will continue as planned. Of course we are available […]...

Our new showroom in Haarlem (near Amsterdam), the Netherlands, is open for public. Opening hours are Thursday and Friday from 10 to 16 hours or by appointment. Contact: Ineke Elsinga Address: Bingerweg 18b, 2031 AZ Haarlem, the Netherlands E-mail: showroomhaarlem@louet.nl Phone: +31 (0)6-40040513...

Erica is our compact table loom with 30 or 50 cm (11 ¾“ or 19 ¾”) weaving width. It is an attractive alternative to a rigid heddle loom: it is easier to operate, the warp tension is more even, it has a large shed of 4.5 cm (1 ¾”) and you have flexibility in the number of threads per cm. The […]...