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Liberty of London have been hand printing fabric since 1875.
Their cottons have always been dyed and printed in Scotland, Cumbria and Lancashire using traditional techniques.
One of their most famous developments was the introduction of delicate pastel tints or 'Art Colours' which became widely known as Liberty Colours.
Today Liberty still produce many of these archival prints.
This season Gubb and Mackie are using these very special fabrics in their Summer collection.
Crane Brothers was one of 4052 companies that visited Milano Unica from 12 to 14 July; this was an increase of 31% compared to the 33rd edition, held in July 2021.Milano Unica is the main international trade show for high-end textiles and accessories. Every 6 months the very best suppliers to the Fashion Industry congregate...
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In association with Together Journal, we recently hosted an exclusive and intimate evening of food, fine wine and good company, celebrating New Zealand’s wedding industry.The last two years have been a challenging time for the wedding industry. Many of our clients have had to postpone their weddings up to three or four times. Most other...
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It's nice to be home after 11 days away in Europe. International travel is far from normal, with some significant challenges. There were painful delays, long queues and cancellations, but nonetheless, it was great to be travelling again. In each city, I visited our team of suppliers and partners and was excited by what I...
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