The different types embroidery and its history Embroidery has been around for thousands of years and probably started out as a way of repairing garments. Over time, new stitches and techniques were employed to add […]
How our in-house designers produce the prints and patterns that make our natural clothing so special Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the doors of the design room? It is always a hive […]
A brief history of cotton fabric As one of the world’s oldest crops, cotton is believed to have first been grown in the Americas from as early as 5,000 BC, and was soon adopted by […]
6 reasons why lambswool should be your first choice for knitwear Have you ever wondered why lambswool is coveted in the world of fashion? Why is it considered to have the same value as cashmere […]
How are socks made and what type of sock should you be wearing? Have you ever wondered how socks are made on an industrial level? Unfortunately, the days when most socks were made solely by […]
Think Merino is just for jumpers? Think again. The deluxe natural fabric finds new life in active wear Merino is a finely crimped fabric that comes from Merino sheep. Originating from Spain, this high quality […]
From death penalties for wearing the wrong colour, to the invention the search for a cure for malaria, dyes have a colourful past The history and methods behind fabric dying From Ancient Egypt to […]
Give your wardrobe an all-natural update and look after sensitive skin Many of you, like me may have been born with hyper-sensitive skin and find that wearing garments made of synthetic materials such as polyester, […]
The history, properties and benefits of a multi-purpose fabric From your kitchen tea towel to your favourite summer jacket – linen is not only incredibly versatile; it is also all natural and amazingly durable. It’s […]
Understanding the intricacies of cashmere and silk and how manufacturers measure their quality Silk and cashmere are both stunning fabrics – sublimely soft and luxurious. However, although both are very beautiful, some of their properties […]