Directory

Farsley, United Kingdom

West Yorkshire woollen mill established 1783, weaving cloth for couture, costume, uniforms and apparel.

Guiseley, United Kingdom

Vertical woollen mill founded in 1837 — dyeing, blending, spinning, weaving and finishing wool cloth for fashion and furnishings on one site.

Ballymena, United Kingdom

Irish linen weaver since 1912, operating from what it calls Ireland's oldest remaining linen mill, with its own dyeing and finishing works.

Wellington, United Kingdom

Tonedale Mill in Wellington, making woollen and worsted cloth — including the original West of England flannel — since 1772.

Shawbost, Isle of Lewis, United Kingdom

The largest Harris Tweed mill, producing 100% pure new wool cloth handwoven by islanders for fashion and interiors houses.

Banbridge, United Kingdom

Northern Irish weaver of linen and linen-blend fabrics for apparel and interiors, woven on its own looms.

Elgin, United Kingdom

Family firm founded 1797 with a vertical cashmere and wool weaving mill in Elgin and a knitting mill in Hawick; also designs and makes for other labels.

United Kingdom

Yorkshire maker of cashmere scarves, stoles and accessories, also working in alpaca blends and lambswool.

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, United Kingdom

Independent Harris Tweed mill in Stornoway, opened in 1906, selling handwoven tweed by the length.

Knockando, United Kingdom

Historic Speyside mill carding, spinning and weaving local wool into tweeds, blankets and scarves.

Baildon, United Kingdom

Yorkshire spinner of worsted and fancy yarns for knitting and woven apparel, supplying designers and garment makers.

Pool in Wharfedale, United Kingdom

Yorkshire weaver of worsted and woollen cloth — tartans, tweeds and tailoring fabrics, including pure British wool ranges.

London, United Kingdom

Pioneering Fair Trade fashion label and the first apparel company to achieve GOTS certification for its organic cotton.

London, United Kingdom

London knitwear label using traceable, ZQ-certified New Zealand merino from regenerative sheep stations.

Belfast, United Kingdom

Irish linen weaver supplying pure linen and linen blends for film and theatre costume and for interiors.

Long Eaton, United Kingdom

English maker of classic T-shirts in Californian Supima cotton and rare Sea Island cotton, handmade at its Long Eaton factory since 1937.

Carloway, Isle of Lewis, United Kingdom

The oldest Harris Tweed mill, founded 1892. Wool is dyed, spun and finished at the mill and handwoven by islanders at home.