The Journal
No1
England was once a nation of makers. For centuries, people worked with their hands, farming, weaving textiles, throwing pottery and metal working.
Across England, in small workshops, old mills, foundries and farm buildings, some of the finest makers still work today.
Knowledge is passed on, traditional skills endure and things continue to be made properly.
In a world of mass production & sameness, craftsmanship matters.
Craftsmanship and quality take time, they require knowledge, patience and care and why we work alongside England makers.
No2
We believe everyday things should be built for daily work.
To be used, washed, worn, marked and used again.
Our products are not designed around seasons or trends. They are made to earn their place in the home — built with purpose, built to endure and built to stay.
We believe in buying less, choosing carefully and buying well.
Buy once. Buy quality.
Live with legends. Made to be used.
Built for daily work. Built to last.
Made to stay with you
No3
Making something new should begin by considering what already exists.
Wherever possible, we work with manufacturers who use recycled and recyclable materials, sourced within the UK to reduce unnecessary transportation and support a more local supply chain.
We will continue to question the materials we use, the way things are made and what happens to them when their first purpose is over.
Better use of what already exists.
Less of what doesn't need to be
Made in England. Made to endure.
Made with consideration.
Recycled. Reworked. Relentless.