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Made in Scotland: Fernweh

Welcome to our December Made in Scotland blog and please meet the wonderful Laura who makes handcrafted bags and accessories for her Aberdeen based company Fernweh! Fernweh is a German word meaning a farsickness, an ache and longing for far off places, a craving for travel. A yearning to explore off the beaten path, into […]

Spotlight on the Jura Hat

As the weather turns colder we're reaching for our winter accessories, so this range of merino wool Jura hats has arrived just in time! killala-jura-hat beltra-jura-hat The Jura Hat is a bobble hat with a rosette detail that we like to wear folded back in a beanie style. With 12 different colours to choose from you can pick the [...] Continue reading

Made in Scotland: D Taylor Woodworking

Made in Scotland Blog D Taylor Woodworking

It’s Made in Scotland time! This is our monthly deep dive into just one of the fabulous businesses who, like us, make all of their products here in bonnie Scotland! This month we chatted with Daniel from D Taylor Woodworking about his beautifully fashioned products for gamers, proposals and drink lovers amongst others. If he’s […]

Spotlight on the Cashmere and Silk Cape

A Cashmere & Silk Cape is an essential part of our collection. We use the finest Todd & Duncan Cashmere spun in Kinross here in Scotland and combine it with lovely Silk spun over in Spain. The rich character of the Silk with all its spicy flecks of colour and texture combine perfectly with the [...] Continue reading

Made in Scotland: Kindness & Co

Welcome back to our Made in Scotland blog! We love a monthly dip into the other small businesses who make all of their products in Scotland like we do at Bill Baber Knitwear. Scotland has such a wealth of talented people who create gorgeous products on our home shores. This month we had a wonderful […]

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