The importance of happy sheep
This week, Amy Powney, creative director of the brand Mother of Pearl wrote an article in Vogue entitled, 'Is my woolly jumper from a happy sheep?'
Amy, who is on a mission to make her label Mothe...
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SheerLuxe features our NEAT jumper
Delighted to see our NEAT style featured in today's SheerLuxe list of 15 simple and chic fine wool jumpers.
"Light, polished and easy to style" says SheerLuxe, "merino knits offer a useful layer d...
Why wool is a wonderful fibre & why we chose it
100% natural, renewable and biodegradable, Merino wool has a worldwide reputation for softness, strength and technical benefits.
When it came to choosing the right natural fibre for our jumpers, at...
Ode to autumn
Autumn. Cooler mornings, orange hues, this is our favourite season. F Scott Fitzgerald is perhaps one of the most famous authors to have encapsulated that rich feeling of autumnal newness when the ...
In the Press: The secret formula to the perfect knitwear purchase
"Just what is it you're looking for? Something short enough to wear with your high-waisted wide-legged trousers and long enough to wear with skinnies? A weighty crew neck that sits flat on the coll...
In the Press: Navygrey featured as one of The Daily Telegraph's stylish and sustainable brands
"The latest buzzword in the fashion industry is 'sustainability'" writes Lisa Armstrong in The Daily Telegraph. But..."it can be difficult to separate those jumping on the bandwagon and those real...
In the Press: The Evening Standard features Navygrey in their top 10 'future proofer brands'
"Jumpers for joy"
Utterly delighted that during Fashion Revolution week, the Evening Standard featured Navygrey as one of their top 10 stylish sustainable brands to have on your radar.
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In the Press: VOGUE features The RELAXED in Grey
We were thrilled to see VOGUE feature our best-selling RELAXED jumper in Grey as one of the gorgeous gifts you can buy your mother this Mothering Sunday.
What's more, when you order a jumper from ...
