Share a promo code here

Made in Yorkshire - Handcrafted textile accessories handmade using locally sourced sustainable materials

    Made in Yorkshire

    Handcrafted textile accessories, made using locally sourced sustainable materials

    shop new

    offcuts | Limited edition hot water bottle covers

    Get cosy

    Get cosy

    The first collection from our new Offcuts series includes 16 one-off pieces made using offcuts from our 100 % woollen Milnsbridge blankets. Carefully composed in a playful mix of colour and weave and made into a collection of hot water bottle covers - covers that offer something a little more than

    your average.

    Perfect for the cold winter season. Or lets be honest 9 months of the year if you live in Yorkshire.

    hand Sculpted woollen Keyrings

    Soft play

    Soft play

    These playful little doughnuts of yarn are something a bit special. A small everyday object that has been carefully crafted by sculpting Milnsbridge cloth and yarn into rings then binding them with the same woollen yarns we used to weave with.

    They end up being incredibly tactile, comforting to hold and surprisingly easy to find in your pocket or bag.

    Woven in yorkshire - Milnsbridge cloth bags

    Yorkshire Textiles

    Yorkshire Textiles

    Following time spent travelling across the world sourcing fabrics for some of the UK biggest clothing retailers, I had a real desire to return home to find and work with local mills

    based in Yorkshire.

    Thankfully there are still a lot of textile mills producing amazing cloth right on our doorstep. With this and inspiration from the women in our family who had spent their lives working in the rag trade in Ossett, West Yorkshire, our own story began with

    Rag Makers.

    Read more about the fabrics we use and the people who make them in our journal.

    Come see us

    Come see us

    We will be exhibiting a selection of our work at the historic Sunny Bank Mills in Pudsey, Leeds on Sunday 18th May as part of their annual textile festival – Threads.

    The festival spans the whole weekend and features over 50 textile designers, makers and stockists as well as a series of talks and workshops. A must visit for anyone with an interest in textiles.