Tom Cronk 6/28/21 Tom Cronk 6/28/21

Lessons From A Journeyman

After a five year apprenticeship in antique restoration in The Lake District, Edward Carefoot embarked on his expedition as a Journeyman: to see if the Medieval tradition of practising your trade on the road -for food and lodgings- could still be done today.

Edward took two years to travel from Scotland to The Isles of Scilly, working for farmers and Royalty, fixing gates to restoring shipwrecked furniture.

After these two years away, Edward has now returned to Cumbria, with his dog Swift, and has opened a workshop where he designs and makes bespoke furniture.

Tom Cronk 6/4/21 Tom Cronk 6/4/21

Does Made In Britain Matter?

When we set out to create a new product for our small range, transparency is key. From the traceability of the fabric in our jackets to the wood in our pencils.

And also in terms of the true cost in British manufacturing.

Over a series of interviews with great manufacturers, growers and designers we hope to show you behind the curtain of British making so that you might make more informed decisions when you’re next at the checkout.

Tom Cronk 5/18/21 Tom Cronk 5/18/21

Things I Know For Certain: Lessons From My Workplace

These are the notes and learnings of real people in great businesses. Some small, some large. We asked each person 13 simple questions. Their answers are honest, enlightening and encouraging.

Guest User 3/31/21 Guest User 3/31/21

In Conversation with Honey & Co.

Honey & Co. discuss their secrets to sourcing the best fruit and vegetables, what to expect from their new cookbook and the meal they are most looking forward to cooking for friends.

Guest User 2/25/21 Guest User 2/25/21

What I Wear to Work Pt. 2

India Price explores the stories behind the clothes we wear to work.

Guest User 2/9/21 Guest User 2/9/21

Monty & Co and The British Textile Industry

How Monty & Co. founder, Leigh Montague, leapt out of the fast fashion lane towards ethical, British-made childrenswear.

Guest User 2/5/21 Guest User 2/5/21

Workhouse England

Workhouse England constructed our Workwear Jackets from their small workshop in Suffolk. We discuss authentic British brands and the value of small scale production and local supply chains.

Guest User 2/4/21 Guest User 2/4/21

What I Wear to Work

India Price explores the stories behind the clothes we wear to work.

Guest User 1/20/21 Guest User 1/20/21

Wye Valley Meadery

Read how brothers, Kit and Matt, created a modern drink from the world’s oldest alcohol. We discuss the challenges of bringing something new to the market and the symbiotic relationship of their mead with nature.