Next weekend, we’re having a pop up shop in the centre of Blackburn, where our head office is based, as part of the Festival of Making. Open from 11am-5pm, you’ll find our sock shop and second hand rail at the centre of the festival.
Whatever your views on the monarchy, one thing is for sure: the coronation has been a fantastic boost for the business of some of Britain’s longest established clothing manufacturers.
Local photographers & UCLan Fashion Promotion & Marketing students shoot the Sanderson Bookbinders team wearing Community Clothing, in their historic mill located in Preston, Lancashire.
Polar explorer Wendy Searle is on a mission to get more people into adventure, particularly more women and those from less privileged backgrounds. She hopes they’ll go on to do things like she’s done. Things, that is, like skiing solo across Antarctica to the South Pole.
How do the King’s Guards keep out the cold and rain? Easy, they wear tunics made from the most fantastic pure wool melton cloth made by AW Hainsworth of Pudsey in West Yorkshire.
