Made in Scotland
We’re proud to say all of our hats are Made In Scotland! We design, knit and hand-finish our products in our Scottish Borders workshop!
We’re proud to say all of our hats are Made In Scotland! We design, knit and hand-finish our products in our Scottish Borders workshop!
Tuesday 22nd September was the Autumn Equinox – where the day and night were of equal length and therefore, marked the first day of Autumn. In this blog post we’re highlighting our top Autumnal picks for the new season!
We knit with a variety of yarn in the workshop, ranging from lambswool and merino, to acrylic and Shetland grade wool.
As it’s Shetland Wool Week, we’re taking a closer look at the yarn produced by the hardy wee sheep from the Shetland Islands of Scotland.
In Portobello, Edinburgh you’ll find one of our stockists – 239 The High Street, owned by the lovely John Paul!
We’ve been having a chat with him to find out a little bit more about his shop, a speciality Harris Tweed Authority stockist!
Situated in the bustling seaside town of Portobello, is 239 The High Street – an independent shop specalising in Harris Tweed and stocks a collection of our Wonky Woolies!
Located in Thurso, along the North Coast 500 route is the Coo’s Tail Gallery, who stock a wonderful selection of our Wonky Woolies! We’ve just sent another big box of knitwear up to the most northerly town on mainland Scotland. Read a wee bit more about it here…
This Summer we have been knitting up more hats for Iona Craft Shop , one of our stockists located on the west coast of Scotland on the Isle of Iona!
We are off to a few of the many highland games that are being held across the country this summer. A tradition which dates back hundreds of years, the games are a celebration of our Scottish culture and heritage.
In this blog post we take a look at the various properties and benefits of different kinds of yarn. We currently use four varieties in our knitted accessories, lets find out more about them.
We’re thrilled to be featured in the Times, The Scotsman and The Herald business pages today, who highlight our move from Glasgow to Kelso in the Scottish Borders.
In September 2014 we were selected to produce an exclusive collection for the National Trust of Scotland. The design collective comprised of 9 independent makers. From textiles to silver work, pottery and wood, the group was varied and full of ideas.
Judith Glue is well known in the knitwear world, having been in business since she was 18 years old. When we met Judith at Scotland’s Spring Trade Fair we were really excited to be asked to create a set of bespoke bobble hats for her brand.
We were delighted when Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon asked us to create a hat for Princess Charlotte. Being a gift from Scotland, we felt a unique tartan design would be fitting for the occasion.
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