From Our Award-Winning Hampshire Down Sheep to Your Home
Luxury British tweed items crafted from our own Lincolnshire flock and inspired by the natural colours of the Ancholme Valley.
Our Tweed: From Fleece to Fabric
Crafted with precision and care, our luxury tweeds are a testament to the rich heritage of British craftsmanship. Made from 100% Hampshire Down wool, each tweed item embodies the essence of the Lincolnshire countryside, offering unparalleled warmth and comfort.
Made from our own flock's wool
Crafted in small batches
Inspired by the Ancholme Valley
Enjoy our locally traceable yarn, creating a lasting heirloom product.
As Seen on BBC Look North
BBC Featured Us!
We believed British wool deserved better!
The response was overwhelming - our first batch sold out instantly...
We knew we had to carry on.
Meet the Flock
Our Hampshire Down flock was established in 2014 and is bred for strength, health and most importantly, quality.
Beryl (our farm dog) loves the tweed!
From Our Award-Winnning Sheep
We use Signet Breeding Services recording scheme to provide us with genetic evaluations of the Hampshire Downs in order to select animals with faster growth rated and increase lean meat yields. The technical data also helps make breeding decisions.
Our sheep regularly win awards at regional agricultural shows, including the Lincolnshire and Norfolk Shows.
Healthy sheep produce quality fleece. Quality fleece produces exceptional tweed.
FAQS
Why Hampshire Down?
Hampshire Down is a traditional British breed known for durability and strength. Its wool produces hard-wearing tweed yarn with natural warmth and resilience.
Why these colours?
The palette is inspired by the flora and fauna of the Ancholme Valley — earthy browns, subtle heathers and landscape checks drawn from the fields around us.
What makes it premium?
An 18-month British manufacturing process, small-batch production and fleece from our own award-winning flock.
Do you supply in bulk?
Yes. We welcome enquiries from interior designers, farm shops and boutique accommodation providers.
How long does production take?
Is it sustainable?
We are adding value to a natural by-product of farming and working with British mills to reduce waste and celebrate native wool.
We have a very low carbon footprintas it is only 365 miles from fleece to fabric.
