Eribe Knitwear Design, a cashmere design house based in the Scottish Borders, was delighted to receive top prize for Ethical Fashion awarded by UK Fashion Export, London
Based in the Scottish Borders, Eribé Knitwear Design has been selected for this award because they demonstrate export excellence in the category of Ethical Fashion.
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Glass master Michael Hunter will be travelling to the USA in May along side four other Scottish glass artists all of which are making the journey to New Jersey to demonstrate their unique skills and to give presentations , giving collectors , artist , glass dealers and curators an insight into Scottish Glass Making .
The final stage of refurbishment at Ettrick Riverside has recently been completed creating 37 new quality units of varying size. Flexible leases are available. For details call: 01 750 505 000 or e-mail enquiries@ettrickriverside.co.uk
Congratulations to Scottish Borders based photograher Graham Riddle of Brand Revive Limited. Graham's photograph of Traquair House and the Tweed features on the cover of the USA and Canada summer edition of Scottish Life.
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Border knitwear designers Eribé have celebrated their 20th birthday in style with a fashion show at The Abbotsford in Galashiels that would be the envy of many London catwalks.
Locharron of Scotland in conjunction with The Scottish Tartan Authority produced a new tartan for the City of Florence and took the opportunity to introduce it at the Christmas Market held in the city during December.
Twists Glass Studio have won the Gallery Gift of the Year 2005, the tihird time in 4 years they have triumphed. Click more to view the winning entry Willow.
The December meeting of the Scottish Borders Export Club will address international collaborations: Joint Ventures, Branding, and Licensing, with Norman trotter, Ian Murray, and Gillian Cameron. Click on More for additional details.
In May 2005 BHK Circuits installed a Hot Air Levelling system which will be converted to Lead Free later in the year. Also installed in August was a Laser Photoplotter - resulting in reduced lead times and improved customer service.
Scottish Borders textile companies are leading the charge on the Russian market in April (19-20th), when the biggest ever fashion and interiors trade delegation from the UK visits Russia.
Scottish cashmere companies are on a mission to Moscow that could net millions of pounds of new business, with sales of exclusive, top-of-the-range knitwear to wealthy, style-conscious Russians on the look-out for designer labels.
Scottish Borders based Cobweb Designs has been commissioned by Trinity College in Dublin to design a needlework collection to feature the stunning imagery from the Book of Kells.
The following article appeared in business.scotsman.com - ONE of Scotland’s leading cashmere experts has warned that the sector must work even harder to maintain its position at the top end of the market, after the World Trade Organisation (WTO) abolished long-standing quota protection opening the market up "to one and all".
Congratulations to Holland & Sherry, who picked up a prestigious award at the recent SCDI 2004 Awards presentation dinner, for its successes in supplying luxury cloths to the world’s fashion houses and showrooms.
Cobweb Designs have recently linked up with Historic Scotland to produce cross stitch kits inspired by the floral details of the "The Unicorn in Captivity" tapestry which is being woven for the Queen's Presence Chamber in Stirling Castle.
Lochcarron of Scotland have won a textile museum design award in Prato, Italy, and, with fellow Export Club member Eribe Knitwear, participated in the Christmas market in Prato.
Through LOCHCARRON’S many years of promotion and marketing in Japan it was gratifying to be approached by the major department store Isetan in Tokyo who wished to celebrate their 70th anniversary with a tartan fair.