Spinning wheels and spindles

A great wheel at a great price! The S17 is an exceptional wheel for beginner spinners. Its functionality and adaptability are such that you can gro...

The S10 spinning wheel is Loüet's original spinning wheel. Since its creation over 50 years ago, the S10 has undergone many small improvements. Tod...

The S10 spinning wheel is Loüet's original spinning wheel. Since its creation over 50 years ago, the S10 has undergone many small improvements. Tod...

This is a Victoria package to give you all the accessories you could want.  Includes Beach wheel with 3 bobbins, flyer, high speed set, Art Ya...

  The traveling wheel Victoria is available in lacquered beech (S95). The folded size is 14 x 36 x 55 cm (5 1/2” x 14 1/4” x 21 3/4”) which fi...

S10 Concept FULLY LOADED - This is a fully "tricked out" spinning wheel with all the bells and whistles.  Every accessory you could want. ...

The Irish Tension art yarn flyer has an orifice and wire sliding guides of 20 mm. We have inserted a plastic sleeve inside the wire sliding guides ...

This flyer is designed for the S10C Scotch Tension, Victoria S95 (beech) and Julia S11. The standard Scotch Tension flyer is equipped with wire sli...

Standard bobbin for the following Louet Scotch tension (flyer driven) Spinning wheels: S10C with Scotch Tension Mother of all S11 Julia S95 Victor...

This is the standard lacquered bobbin for all Louët Irish Tension wheels. This bobbin can be used for older wheels too - S10, S51, S20, S60, S70, S...

The high speed bobbin for all our Irish tension (bobbin driven) spinning wheels, except the S70, S71 and S90. The slot in the shaft allows you to e...

This bobbin will fit with older wheels whose original flyer was a bulky flyer. The Bulky bobbin fits well with current Bulky bobbin and Art yarn fl...

In the 90’s and early 2000’s, a popular Louet wheel was the S75/76/S77 series. It was all made of turned wood and Louet’s version of a traditional ...

The name of the Louët E-Spinner is Jenn-E, named after a spindle frame invented by James Hargreaves in 1764. We thought this was a nice reference t...