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We're now stocked at Harvey Nichols online

We're delighted to say that Navygrey is now stocked in Harvey Nichols where they invite you to explore layers of luxury in their women's knitwear edit.   Harvey Nichols first opened in Knightsbrid...

In the Press: The perfect self-isolation capsule wardrobe - The Telegraph

A huge thank you to Lisa Armstrong for featuring Navygrey in Saturday's Telegraph (14th March) where she highlighted the perfect self-isolation capsule wardrobe for when we all may need to be worki...

In the Press: "Buy once, wear forever" - Stella magazine

We were thrilled to be included in the Telegraph's Stella magazine's fashion special where Bethan Holt was on the hunt to find true wardrobe staples - 'buy once, wear forever'. Bethan featured Navy...

In the Press: Knits to brighten up your winter style - The Sunday Telegraph

We were delighted to be featured in a recent edition of the Sunday Telegraph, where Navygrey was included as a key knitwear brand to wear this winter.  Virgina Chadwyck-Healey was on the hunt for "...

Trinny Woodall does navy

Here at Navygrey we're passionate about the colour navy; how timeless, classic and versatile it is when creating your essential wardrobe. We were thrilled to see Trinny Woodall wearing our NEAT in ...

In the Press: Navygrey featured as one of The Times' luxury brands worth investing in

We were delighted to be featured in The Sunday Times' Style magazine this month. Looking at a fresh approach to shopping, Navygrey was picked out as one of the new luxury brands worth investing in ...

Join us at the Rêve En Vert Sustainable Lifestyle Pop Up this November

We're delighted to now be stocked at Rêve En Vert - the retail platform for honest luxury essentials. And this November we're going be part of their Sustainable Lifestyle Concept store.  Taking pla...

In the Press: The CARDIGAN in the Financial Times

We were delighted to be included in The Financial Times this weekend. Our Founder Rachel chatted to journalist Kate Finnigan all about the art of the cardigan and how "once more comfy than cool, th...