Luxury brands feed demand for return of UK’s cotton and knitwear mills
Designers in the UK are turning their backs on global manufacturing and bringing jobs to an industry that is backing homegrown talent
Designers in the UK are turning their backs on global manufacturing and bringing jobs to an industry that is backing homegrown talent
WALPOLE BRANDS OF TOMORROW 2017. Who are the trailblazing innovators who have caught the attention of the world of luxury?
Britain’s Walpole, the alliance of over 160 British luxury brands, including Burberry, Harrods, Jimmy Choo, Selfridges, Alexander McQueen and Claridge’s.,
Marks & Spencer’s new Best of British range uses the country’s finest cloth and craftsmen. But will the average M&S customer spend £800 on a suit?
British drivers loyal to home grown motor: Jaguar E-type, Mini Cooper and Aston Martin DB5 voted the most iconic British