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.
19 April 2026Rolf Skeldon
Discover why premium UK-made sustainable swim shorts using SEAQUAL recycled ocean plastic offer better comfort, durability, and environmental benefits than fast fashion alternatives.
17 April 2026Community Clothing
Brilliant British Wool. It’s that time of year when a third of our design team (it’s a small team) disappears and comes back a week later rather bleary-eyed and smelling slightly of wool.
17 April 2026Crockett and Jones
Crockett & Jones is committed to keeping traditional shoemaking skills alive – that’s why we brought press knife manufacturing in-house and continue to make knives by hand.
17 April 2026Mystic Moods
Learn how to care for clothes properly. Discover washing, drying, and storage techniques that extend garment lifespan and support sustainable fashion.
17 April 2026Mystic Moods
Discover why fashion transparency is essential. Learn how garment traceability, design visibility, and digital systems are reshaping sustainable fashion.
16 April 2026Withnell
Explore why we form emotional attachments to clothing and how it shapes sustainable fashion choices. A slower, more intentional way to dress with Withnell.
16 April 2026Mystic Moods
Learn how to scan your clothes using a fashion transparency app. Discover how QR codes unlock garment data, traceability, and lifecycle tracking.
16 April 2026Mystic Moods
Discover the UK fashion transparency app by Mystic Moods. Scan your clothes to track materials, sourcing, care, and lifecycle. A new standard in sustainable fashion.
16 April 2026Mystic Moods
Discover what a fashion transparency app really does — from garment design and material sourcing to scanning, care, and recycling. Understand how clothing traceability works.
16 April 2026Mystic Moods
Maxi vs midi dresses explained. Discover which dress length works best for everyday wear, comfort, and versatility.
15 April 2026Mystic Moods
Discover the best dresses for hot weather. Breathable, loose-fit styles designed for comfort, movement, and effortless everyday dressing.
15 April 2026Mystic Moods
Struggling to decide what to wear? Discover how a minimal wardrobe, versatile dresses, and everyday outfits simplify daily dressing.
15 April 2026Draper of Glastonbury
Most people don't think twice about slipper linings. You see something that looks fluffy. The price seems reasonable, and you buy it. Fair enough! After all, it's a slipper, not a mortgage. But then week three happens. The lining's gone flat, and your feet feel weirdly warm and a bit damp. The slippers that felt great out of the box now feel like slightly cushioned cardboard. At that point, the price starts looking less reasonable. Nine times out of ten, that's a synthetic lining problem! So What's the Actual Difference? Real sheepskin, shearling, if you want the technical name, is wool still attached to the hide. One material, nothing bonded or layered together. It's been used in footwear for a very long time, which should tell you something. Synthetic lining is polyester or acrylic made to look like wool. And honestly, it does a decent job. On a shelf, side by side, most people couldn't pick them apart. The difference shows up when you wear them. You know it specifically, in how they feel after a few weeks rather than a few days. Why Sheepskin Handles Temperature Better There is a thing about sheepskin that nobody really explains. It doesn't just keep your feet warm; it keeps them at a reasonable temperature. The wool fibres trap heat when you're cold. Then, release it when your feet start overheating. It does this on its own without any input from you. Synthetic lining just... insulates. Heat goes in, heat stays in. Not something you would prefer, right? The Sweating Thing (Yes, Really) Feet sweat. Even just pottering around the house, they sweat more than most people assume. What happens to that moisture is where sheepskin and synthetic lining go in completely different directions. Sheepskin absorbs it and releases it as the material breathes. The inside stays dry. You can wear them for hours, and they don't feel clammy. But synthetic lining holds the moisture in. It sits there. Who would prefer that? Sheepskin also contains lanolin naturally. This has mild antibacterial properties. It's not magic, but it does mean sheepskin slippers stay fresher for longer compared to synthetic ones, getting the same daily use. The First Week Is Misleading Synthetic slippers are genuinely good on day one. They tick all the boxes, like soft, fluffy, and comfortable. They make a strong first impression. The problem is that the first impression is also peak performance. The fibres compress with wear, and they don't bounce back. A few weeks in, the lining is noticeably flatter. A few months in, and you're essentially walking on a thin layer of matted fibre. At that point, you will most likely be wondering what happened to the slipper you bought. Sheepskin compresses too, but differently. It moulds to your foot rather than just collapsing. Most people find that their sheepskin slippers feel better at six months than they did when new. This is simply because they've shaped themselves to fit. That's not something any synthetic lining does. The Price Argument, Honestly Sheepskin slippers cost more. That's just true, and there's no point pretending otherwise. But synthetic slippers tend to need replacing every twelve months or so with daily wear, sometimes sooner. A decent pair of sheepskin womens slippers can last several years. There is a small condition that it has to be looked after reasonably well. Now you do the maths. A quality product that lasts over three or four years, versus the cheaper option that usually ends up costing more. So, you've just been paying in smaller, more frequent instalments. Also worth knowing: sheepskin is a natural material and biodegrades. Synthetic lining is plastic-based and doesn't. If that matters to how you shop, it's a relevant difference. The Bottom Line Synthetic slippers are good at looking like the right choice. Real sheepskin is better at actually being the right choice. They are warmer without overheating, drier, and longer lasting. They are genuinely more comfortable the longer you wear them. The slippers that still feel good a year in are almost always the sheepskin ones. The ones you've quietly replaced twice by then are almost always not. Want to make sure you're buying the real thing? Read our complete guide on how to know if your shearling slippers are genuine before making your purchase.
13 April 2026Rock and Ruby
Welcome to this edition of In Good Company, where we love to meet and celebrate the people who inspire us. This month, we meet Peter Kinnaird @peterkinnaird— originally from Northern Ireland and now based in Los Angeles — whose path from film and the music industry into the world of property reflects a life shaped by i
13 April 2026Lockwood Smocks
What does the Royal Windsor Horse Show have to do with building a British luxury brand? More than you’d think. Lockwood reflects on generational pieces, the discipline of buying well, and the reality of self-funding a made in Britain brand through the weeks that don’t go to plan.
13 April 2026Draper of Glastonbury
Shearling slippers are undoubtedly one of the most comfortable and luxurious slippers. It is the comfort of the slippers that attract everyone to these and most of the men prefer to buy the same. The popularity of the men’s shearling lined slippers can be very well understood from the increasing demand for these slippers. A huge number of men are looking forward to buying these comfortable shearling slippers. Now, at this point of time, if you wish to get the most out of these slippers, it is of immense importance to go for a trusted, reputed, and reliable brand. Choosing the Right Brand is Crucial There are a number of manufacturers who claim to provide the users with premium quality real shearling slippers which are not at all true. These manufacturers do not use genuine shearling for the production of men’s shearling lined slippers. But it becomes very difficult for the users to understand whether the slippers are made up of a hundred percent authentic shearling or a mixture of others with shearling. Thus, it becomes very crucial on the part of the users to go for a well-known brand at the time of purchasing shearling slippers. At the time when you opt for a reputed brand, you can be assured of getting the slipper made out of genuine shearling without any mixture of others. Get Comfortable with Shearling Lined Slippers Men’s shearling lined slippers are just ideally suited for wearing at home especially during the winter season. The shearling plays a vital role in keeping the feet of the wearer warm when the temperature is low during the winter season. In addition to this, these slippers can also be worn in the summer season as well. It is because of the fact that shearling has the capacity to regulate the temperature, thereby making it comfortable to wear shearling sheepskin slippers during the summer season as well. Most importantly, shearling has great benefits for the skin, which in turn, makes sure that it provides an additional benefit to the wearers. Shearling Lined Slippers is Worth the Investment Buying genuine mens shearling lined slippers needs a significant amount of investment as compared to any other standard slippers. These slippers are very rightly referred to as luxurious slippers, and it is certainly worth the investment made by the buyers. It is true that these shearling lined slippers cost quite a lot but the benefits provided by them are just unmatched by the others. It is precisely the reason why a huge number of men prefer to wear these shearling slippers instead of the normal ones. But it is to be made sure that the genuine slippers are brought for getting the desired benefits as well as comfort.
12 April 2026Everbound Goods
What separates a belt that lasts 20 years from one that doesn’t? It starts with the hide. A look inside our Bristol workshop.
12 April 2026Genevieve Sweeney
Lightweight, fresh and textural — the Ver lace collection is rooted in the colours of the British countryside and the beauty found in the space between stitches. A Scattering of Wildflowers, Caught in Yarn It began with a bale of silk neps in a Yorkshire mill. I was visiting my yarn spinner in Denby Dale when I spotted
12 April 2026Rolf Skeldon
In today’s global marketplace, choosing where to spend your money can feel like an overwhelming decision. With countless options and products coming from every corner of the world, it can be …
11 April 2026Mystic Moods
Learn how to build a sustainable wardrobe on a budget. Discover slow fashion strategies, capsule wardrobe tips, and versatile clothing choices.
11 April 2026Community Clothing
Over 70% of clothing is made from oil-based plastics. Discover the impact and explore our plastic free range, made entirely from natural, biodegradable materials.
11 April 2026Mystic Moods
Is slow fashion worth it? Explore the true cost of fast fashion vs slow fashion, including quality, longevity, and long-term value.
11 April 2026Mystic Moods
Discover the best sustainable fashion brands in the UK for 2026. Ethical clothing, slow fashion labels, and timeless designs built for longevity.
10 April 2026The Well Worn
Sashiko workshops are back at The Well Worn studio in Winchester. Plus beginner starter kits coming soon, our favourite spring salad recipe and dahlias for pots. The Well Read April 2026.
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