🚀 Ready to create a British-made product business that’s built to last? Without faffing about, wasting wads of cash, or struggling with unreliable factories. Apply for the British Brand Accelerator: makeitbritish.co.uk/apply In this episode I’m sharing the recording of a […]
In this episode of the Women in Wool series, I’m joined by Harriet Fletcher-Gilhuys from Fashion Roundtable. Harriet is the project lead for The Great British Wool Revival and is also working with the King’s Foundation on an event in
In this episode of the Women in Wool series, I’m joined by Isabelle Randall, a fashion designer and tailor based in Scarborough, Yorkshire, who has been running her own label for over 21 years. Isabelle works in British tweeds and
In this episode of the Women in Wool series, I’m joined by Louisa Knapp, Marketing Executive at British Wool. Based in Bradford, British Wool operates as a farmers’ cooperative that collects, grades, and auctions fleece for around 35,000 sheep farmers
In this episode of the Women in Wool series, I’m joined by Kate Stalker, founder of OUBAS Knitwear. Kate runs a knitwear micro factory in the Lake District, where she designs and manufactures fully fashioned knitwear using natural fibres, including
In this first episode of the Women in Wool series, I’m joined by Dee McGilvray, founder of CLÒ FOLD. Dee has launched a womenswear brand built entirely around 100 percent British traceable wool. In just five months, alongside a full
Series 8 of the Make it British podcast is here! After many of you asked, “Where’s the podcast gone?”, it’s coming back with a brand-new themed series: Women in Wool. Over the past few months, I’ve been recording interviews behind
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Not all factories are created equal! And if you’re contacting 20 different manufacturers hoping one will say yes — you’re doing it the hard way. In this episode of MANUFACTURING SOS, I’m talking about one of the most common mistakes
In this episode in the MANUFACTURING SOS series, I’m breaking down why placing a big order with your manufacturer, especially on your first production run with them, can be a costly mistake. You’ll learn why it’s always smarter to treat
