This is the UK’s dedicated feed of news from clothing and footwear brands that manufacture here. We gather collection launches, factory and mill stories, and industry coverage from brand blogs, RSS feeds and a handful of trusted sources, then publish it in one place.
9 May 2021United Overalls
His studio is a veritable treasure trove of all kinds of denim related paraphernalia as well as being a working studio where he can design garments from scratch. He will use his collection of vintage sewing machines to construct his custom jeans in ways true to jeans made pre-1960’s. As a lecturer a
7 May 2021Emma Willis
The morning begins in Jermyn Street with our next door neighbours Franco's and Cafe Murano smoothing white linen table cloths on their outside tables decorating our corner of the street, filled with people from breakfast until dinner ignoring the wind and the hail for the pleasure of eating out again. We have learnt in
5 May 2021Emma Willis
- Mr Porter, Words by Mr Alfred Tong Top tips on washing, ironing and stain removal from London’s Jermyn Street’s first lady Ms Emma Willis. Although she is already an MBE for establishing the Style For Soldiers charity, we’d like to humbly offer Ms Emma Willis another altogether unofficial honour, The First Lady of Je
4 May 2021De Winter
We have compared Crockett & Jones boots to our own in the past, where we pitted the Coniston against the De Winter Rockingham.
4 May 2021Hettie
Our collections have been given the seal of approval by those in the know. Hettie in the news and reviews
1 May 2021ADKN
Deadstock fashion gives textiles a second life. ADKN uses deadstock fabrics to create new clothing styles and reduce the waste usually created by fast fashion.
29 April 2021Emma Willis
This week we have added our new citrus linen collection online in Lemon, Raspberry, Purple and Tangerine. Every order is made especially for you in our English workrooms. If you would like to order any of the new colours in boxer shorts, pyjamas or dressing gowns, please do let us know. Click to view the new collecti
22 April 2021Emma Willis
This one from Emma Willis ticks all the boxes. Cut and sewn by hand in the UK, quality is top-notch and the fits are spot on.' - GQ We are so happy to be open again and thank you for all your wonderful visits this week, just like the old days! I am in the shop for bespoke appointments most week days so do contact us o
22 April 2021Peregrine Clothing
What is Fashion Revolution Week? Fashion Revolution Week is a campaign set up by the charity Fashion Revolution and is running from 16th – 25th April. During this week brands and producers are being encouraged to show their transparency by using the hashtag #imadeyourclothes. What does Fashion Revolution do? Fashion Revolution is a non-profit global movement based in over 100 countries around the world. They aim to transform the fashion industry with a focus on transparency in the fashion supply chain. With the main question being ‘Who Made My Clothes?’ [full] [/full] Peregrine – Our Story Here at Peregrine, we are incredibly proud of our history in manufacturing. Peregrine was set up by Thomas Glover in 1796 in Leicestershire. Peregrine has now been passed down through eight generations of the Glover Family and we still manufacture everything in our own factory here in England. Every step from the very first design to the finishing stitch has been executed here in the UK and we are extremely proud of this. We can control everything about the garment production from start to finish and we have a close working relationship with the team at our Manchester based factory. We want our customers to be excited about where their clothing comes from. [full] [/full] Peregrine Fabrics We hold pride in Peregrine being a 100% traceable brand. We believe that clothing should only be made of natural, biodegradable materials so that is why we use wool and cotton in our production. Research shows that more than 92% of the microplastics found in Arctic waters were microfibres – 73% of these were made of polyester and were of the same diameter and a wide range of colours as those used in clothes. When wool is disposed of in soil or water, it takes a very short time to break down, whereas most synthetics and plastics are extremely slow to degrade, if at all. We truly love wool here at Peregrine and believe it is the most sustainable fabric available. [full] [/full]
17 April 2021Cocoove
Seriously. loving this beautiful weather we are having right now. Today’s look is perfect for days just like today. The Dress is created in cool cotton chambray …
13 April 2021Benson & Clegg
Journalist and HandCut Radio host, Aleks Cvetkovic, extols the virtues of our new made-to-order tailoring, albeit in his own inimitable way… I’m afraid that I’m going to perform my usual trick in this column and not quite write about the subject at hand. The thing is, I loathe the idea of a capsule wardrobe. In fact,
11 April 2021KerrieALDO
Get my top tips on how to love your clothes longer. The longer we keep our clothes in our wardrobe the more we save from landfill and on buying new.
9 April 2021McNair Shirts
Have you ever seen an image of something that moves you so much that it just won't go away? This is what's happened to us at McNair. Perhaps you have
8 April 2021Emma Willis
This week we made silk satin hand embroidered face masks as a special order for one of our customers, six of each, and we realised how beautiful even practical accessories can be. Silk also apparently has youth giving properties for your skin so another silver lining! The pictures shows our tiny, neat, eighteen to the
6 April 2021Kaely Russell
Combining four Devon based creatives, Botanical Boheme, Beth Cath Key, Shop Elleclipse and Kaely Russell, it is a pleasure to see a selection of our sustainable made in England womenswear pieces such as the Oatmeal Birch Cami, Black Birch Dress, and Oatmeal Wide Leg trousers featured in the latest Botanical Boheme look
6 April 2021Benson & Clegg
For SS21, our newly launched made to order service offers a fresh approach to contemporary menswear - a bridging of the gap between ready to wear and handmade tailoring. For many, the ethos of traditional British craftsmanship is little more than a modern day buzzword, a phrase designed to evoke a sense of heritage, a
31 March 2021Cocoove
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25 March 2021Emma Willis
A fresh, nostalgic new Swiss cotton Collection celebrating bold, beautiful shirting, spun, woven and finished in the abundant mountain waters, long lasting and luxurious to wear. Traditional shirting designs have evolved through time with such fascinating names such as the ladder, chalk, bengal, broken and butcher stri
23 March 2021Thomas Fortin
Menswear fashion trends often come and go over the years – with new styles and unique twists on the classic pieces of clothing for men evolving the staple wardrobe. However, there’s a wealth of history and tradition when it comes to the well-known classic British tailoring style.The history of this iconic and timeless way to dress is quite an interesting one, and many of the designers of today take their inspiration from the luxury of bespoke tailoring of yesteryear. We take a look at a brief hi
8 March 2021Kate Sheridan
In honour of International Women's day we thought we would give you an insight into the wonderful team of women we work with behind the scenes here at Kate Sheridan. Kate I started by business over 18 years ago initially with my friend Helen as Sheridan & Minns. I am proud of the community of great women my brand has brought together and given me the opportunity to work with over the years. I hope to inspire my daughters that they can achieve anything they want and am so proud they they have now joined the team. Lets all hope for an equality driven future! Amy Amy has worked with me since 2019 as my assistant. Here she is in her element in Cornwall as a true bag lady. Briony Briony has been a part of the Kate Sheridan Team for the past 5 years. After taking a little break to welcome her third child into the world, she has returned to working with us in the shop part-time. Hannah I have been working with the super talented Hannah for over 10 years. Now based in Margate, Hannah runs her leather factory alongside her assistant Micheala. The bags Hannah produces are always so beautifully made and she is forever working her socks off for us to meet our tight deadlines. Amy Amy factory is based in Suffolk where she runs her own one-woman operation. We love working with Amy, wherever theres a will she will always find a way and producing our leather and fabric bags to an amazing quality. Yasmin The lovely Yasmin started for us in the shop at the weekends while she was at University but has recently started making some clothing production runs for us and we couldn't be happier to be working with her again! The Ladies at Little Workshop We love working with the ladies at little workshop - Sue, Emma, Gemma and Karen to name a few. They are great company, make lovely bags and alway happy to help us out. The Ladies at our clothing factory in Bolton Our factory up north has an amazing team of women behind the scenes working so hard to get our orders finished - a special shout out to Lesley who is always on hand to answer questions and organise our production. Martha Our market girl come model. Martha has been working with me on the market for a few years and most recently been modelling our collection for us - photographed by her amazing mum, Madeleine they make a super team! Eve Eve, my oldest daughter helps out on the market and also in the office! Here is she is having fun with Martha on our stall. Dora Dora my younger daughter is just starting up at the Market and also helps out at the office. Here is is working with Eve to make our trusty Giga Totes. Ida Ida was my assistant for around 6 years and has now moved back to Norway but is always on hand to help us out when we need it with design and website bits. And to all the women we work with - our amazing independent stockists, photographers, models, families and of course our customers.
8 March 2021Kate Sheridan
In honour of International Women's day we thought we would give you an insight into the wonderful team of women we work with behind the scenes here at Kate Sheridan. Kate I started by business over 18 years ago initially with my friend Helen as Sheridan & Minns. I am proud of the community of great women my brand has brought together and given me the opportunity to work with over the years. I hope to inspire my daughters that they can achieve anything they want and am so proud they they have now joined the team. Lets all hope for an equality driven future! Amy Amy has worked with me since 2019 as my assistant. Here she is in her element in Cornwall as a true bag lady. Briony Briony has been a part of the Kate Sheridan Team for the past 5 years. After taking a little break to welcome her third child into the world, she has returned to working with us in the shop part-time. Hannah I have been working with the super talented Hannah for over 10 years. Now based in Margate, Hannah runs her leather factory alongside her assistant Micheala. The bags Hannah produces are always so beautifully made and she is forever working her socks off for us to meet our tight deadlines. Amy Amy factory is based in Suffolk where she runs her own one-woman operation. We love working with Amy, wherever theres a will she will always find a way and producing our leather and fabric bags to an amazing quality. Yasmin The lovely Yasmin started for us in the shop at the weekends while she was at University but has recently started making some clothing production runs for us and we couldn't be happier to be working with her again! The Ladies at Little Workshop We love working with the ladies at little workshop - Sue, Emma, Gemma and Karen to name a few. They are great company, make lovely bags and alway happy to help us out. The Ladies at our clothing factory in Bolton Our factory up north has an amazing team of women behind the scenes working so hard to get our orders finished - a special shout out to Lesley who is always on hand to answer questions and organise our production. Martha Our market girl come model. Martha has been working with me on the market for a few years and most recently been modelling our collection for us - photographed by her amazing mum, Madeleine they make a super team! Eve Eve, my oldest daughter helps out on the market and also in the office! Here is she is having fun with Martha on our stall. Dora Dora my younger daughter is just starting up at the Market and also helps out at the office. Here is is working with Eve to make our trusty Giga Totes. Ida Ida was my assistant for around 6 years and has now moved back to Norway but is always on hand to help us out when we need it with design and website bits. And to all the women we work with - our amazing independent stockists, photographers, models, families and of course our customers.
1 March 2021Dapper & Suave
Sitting down to write it feels slightly surreal that it's March!We're loving the sunshine, even if it is a little fresh, and getting out into the garden.When we last wrote on "In Conversation" we were talking about the plans we had for 2021 and we are pleased to see they are starting to take shape.Dapper & SuaveWe have been busy creating new products for our range this year, including fun and quirky pocket squares, bow ties and a brand new ascot cravat range.Mothers Day Gift IdeasWe also have a
25 February 2021De Winter
Like most footwear brands, have their prices become inflated? Today we will compare the Tricker’s Stow country boot to our De Winter Belvoir.
25 February 2021Hettie
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