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Irresistibly iconic, our Holy Island celebrates authentic style, quality yarn and sensational stripes. Its warmth, comfort and rugged durability is perfect for town, country and all in-between. Crafted from sustainably sourced merino wool, both warm and luxuriously soft to touch. The essence of supporting small, proudly working with a tiny family-run Spanish farm and British manufacturers. 

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The history behind the name A magical, secluded tidal island off Northumberland’s coast, Holy Island is only accessible during low-tide. There is a remote charm that comes from its twice-daily separation from the rest of the world, with the feeling you’re entering a secret world if you time it right. Words cannot describe the magic this secluded village promises with staggering seaward scenery, a quaint pub and the towering Lindisfarne Castle.

To add a little luxury to our charming British-made woollies, each one arrives safely tucked into a recycled cotton drawstring bag. Keep the moths at bay and store it inside, or repurpose in some way at home. Each jumper is finished off with bespoke organic labels, also made in the UK, sewn in by hand by our seamstress living in rural Northumberland.

Country of Production Great Britain 

Material 100% Spanish Merino wool. As a natural fibre, variances within the wool and subtle aroma are expected - adding a light sprinkling of talcum powder is a home trick for reducing this (we recommend researching for more in-depth guidance).

Sizing Relaxed fit. Models wear S. See our size guide for specific measurements.

Care Advice Wool must be cared for and washed carefully, but the great news is our woollies can be machine washed. Find out more here. Please read and follow the instructions on the care label to love this jumper and keep it thriving for years. 

Irresistibly iconic, our Holy Island celebrates authentic style, quality yarn and sensational stripes. Its warmth, comfort and rugged durability is perfect for town, country and all in-between. Crafted from sustainably sourced merino wool, both warm and luxuriously soft to touch. The essence of supporting small, proudly working with a tiny family-run Spanish farm and British manufacturers. 

Interested in our story of finding our British manufacturers? Fabulous, head this way.

The history behind the name A magical, secluded tidal island off Northumberland’s coast, Holy Island is only accessible during low-tide. There is a remote charm that comes from its twice-daily separation from the rest of the world, with the feeling you’re entering a secret world if you time it right. Words cannot describe the magic this secluded village promises with staggering seaward scenery, a quaint pub and the towering Lindisfarne Castle.

To add a little luxury to our charming British-made woollies, each one arrives safely tucked into a recycled cotton drawstring bag. Keep the moths at bay and store it inside, or repurpose in some way at home. Each jumper is finished off with bespoke organic labels, also made in the UK, sewn in by hand by our seamstress living in rural Northumberland.

Country of Production Great Britain 

Material 100% Spanish Merino wool. As a natural fibre, variances within the wool and subtle aroma are expected - adding a light sprinkling of talcum powder is a home trick for reducing this (we recommend researching for more in-depth guidance).

Sizing Relaxed fit. Models wear S. See our size guide for specific measurements.

Care Advice Wool must be cared for and washed carefully, but the great news is our woollies can be machine washed. Find out more here. Please read and follow the instructions on the care label to love this jumper and keep it thriving for years. 

We believe in the greatness of a really well-made jumper, and promise no less with our Hadrian. A unique knit combining the traditional Guernsey style with a contemporary take, this treasure is made from natures originals. Reviving a love for all that is British, proudly supporting British farmers and manufacturers. 

Interested in our story of finding our British suppliers, where our wool is sourced in the North and how many miles the wool travels until it reaches us in Northumberland? Fabulous, head this way.

The history behind the name Northumberland’s iconic landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hadrian’s Wall is entwined across the county’s most rustic lands. History is seeped within every inch, with small castles, ancient templates and crumbling forts. There is no shortage of scenic spots to observe blazing sunsets for added magic from the here and now. My family’s history is intertwined with it, from my Grandad’s small cottage, to the fields my families flock of sheep graze. The infamous tree which inspired the Rigg in our name also lies here.

To add a little luxury to our charming British-made woollies, each one arrives safely tucked into a recycled cotton drawstring bag. Keep the moths at bay and store it inside, or repurpose in some way at home. Each jumper is finished off with bespoke organic labels, also made in the UK, sewn in by hand by our seamstress living in rural Northumberland.

Country of Production Great Britain 

Material 100% British wool. As a natural fibre, variances within the wool and subtle aroma are expected - adding a light sprinkling of talcum powder is a home trick for reducing this (we recommend researching for more in-depth guidance).

Sizing Relaxed fit. Models wear S. See our size guide for specific measurements.

Care Advice Wool must be cared for and washed carefully, but the great news is our woollies can be machine washed. Find out more here. Please read and follow the instructions on the care label to love this jumper and keep it thriving for years. 

We believe in the greatness of a really well-made jumper, and promise no less with our Hadrian. A unique knit combining the traditional Guernsey style with a contemporary take, this treasure is made from natures originals. Reviving a love for all that is British, proudly supporting British farmers and manufacturers. 

Interested in our story of finding our British suppliers, where our wool is sourced in the North and how many miles the wool travels until it reaches us in Northumberland? Fabulous, head this way.

The history behind the name Northumberland’s iconic landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hadrian’s Wall is entwined across the county’s most rustic lands. History is seeped within every inch, with small castles, ancient templates and crumbling forts. There is no shortage of scenic spots to observe blazing sunsets for added magic from the here and now. My family’s history is intertwined with it, from my Grandad’s small cottage, to the fields my families flock of sheep graze. The infamous tree which inspired the Rigg in our name also lies here. 

To add a little luxury to our charming British-made woollies, each one arrives safely tucked into a recycled cotton drawstring bag. Keep the moths at bay and store it inside, or repurpose in some way at home. Each jumper is finished off with bespoke organic labels, also made in the UK, sewn in by hand by our seamstress living in rural Northumberland.

Country of Production Great Britain 

Material 100% British wool. As a natural fibre, variances within the wool and subtle aroma are expected - adding a light sprinkling of talcum powder is a home trick for reducing this (we recommend researching for more in-depth guidance).

Sizing Relaxed fit. Models wear S. See our size guide for specific measurements.

Care Advice Wool must be cared for and washed carefully, but the great news is our woollies can be machine washed. Find out more here. Please read and follow the instructions on the care label to love this jumper and keep it thriving for years. 

Cut in a relaxed, oversized fit for ultimate comfort, our Farne Knit is effortless to style this season. This luxuriously soft blend is derived from 9 plastic bottles blended with regenerated cotton. Turning ocean plastic into winter warmers, this comfy knit is wearable year-on-year. Celebrating our Northumbrian coastal heritage.

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The history behind the name Declared his favourite place to see nature in the UK by David Attenborough himself, the Farne Islands, a small cluster of islands off Northumberland’s coast, are a National Nature Reserve. Over 100,000 mated seabird pairs reunite here each year, including iconic puffins and Arctic terns. The second largest colony of grey seals in the UK settle here through the winter months.

Country of Production Bangladesh

Material 100% recycled composition (9 plastic bottles and regenerated cotton)

Sizing Oversized fit for women, more regular fit for men. Models wear XS and S. See our size guide for specific measurements and further guidance.

Care Advice Wash with similar colours at 30 degrees. Please read and follow the instructions on the care label to keep this jumper in the best condition and thriving for years. Find more information here.

Discover sustainable seafaring style with our statement Embleton Wool Breton Jumper. With classic Breton stripes, this effortless throw-on piece has an extra touch of warmth for our changeable weather. The best of Great British style, our classic Embleton proudly supports British farmers and manufacturers. 

Interested in our story of finding our British suppliers, where our wool is sourced in the North and how many miles the wool travels until it reaches us in Northumberland? Fabulous, head this way.

The history behind the name A gloriously wide sandy beach that seems to stretch for miles into the distance. Adding to this peaceful haven, the majestic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle dramatically overlook the coastline. Embracing a feeling of remoteness, the ancient village of Embleton, within 1 mile, promises a quaint walk through history. A proven gem, in 2017 BBC’s Countryfile Magazine readers voted it the best beach in the UK. 

To add a little luxury to our charming British-made woollies, each one arrives safely tucked into a recycled cotton drawstring bag. Keep the moths at bay and store it inside, or repurpose in some way at home. Each jumper is finished off with bespoke organic labels, also made in the UK, sewn in by hand by our seamstress living in rural Northumberland.

Country of Production Great Britain 

Material 100% British wool. As a natural fibre, variances within the wool and subtle aroma are expected - adding a light sprinkling of talcum powder is a home trick for reducing this (we recommend researching for more in-depth guidance).

Sizing Relaxed fit. Models wear S. See our size guide for specific measurements.

Care Advice Wool must be cared for and washed carefully, but the great news is our woollies can be machine washed. Find out more here. Please read and follow the instructions on the care label to love this jumper and keep it thriving for years. 

Discover sustainable seafaring style with our statement Embleton Wool Breton Jumper. With classic Breton stripes, this effortless throw-on piece has an extra touch of warmth for our changeable weather. The best of Great British style, our classic Embleton proudly supports British farmers and manufacturers.

Interested in our story of finding our British suppliers, where our wool is sourced in the North and how many miles the wool travels until it reaches us in Northumberland? Fabulous, head this way.

The history behind the name A gloriously wide sandy beach that seems to stretch for miles into the distance. Adding to this peaceful haven, the majestic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle dramatically overlook the coastline. Embracing a feeling of remoteness, the ancient village of Embleton, within 1 mile, promises a quaint walk through history. A proven gem, in 2017 BBC’s Countryfile Magazine readers voted it the best beach in the UK.

To add a little luxury to our charming British-made woollies, each one arrives safely tucked into a recycled cotton drawstring bag. Keep the moths at bay and store it inside, or repurpose in some way at home. Each jumper is finished off with bespoke organic labels, also made in the UK, sewn in by hand by our seamstress living in rural Northumberland.

Country of Production Great Britain 

Material 100% British wool. As a natural fibre, variances within the wool and subtle aroma are expected - adding a light sprinkling of talcum powder is a home trick for reducing this (we recommend researching for more in-depth guidance).

Sizing Relaxed fit. Models wear S. See our size guide for specific measurements.

Care Advice Wool must be cared for and washed carefully, but the great news is our woollies can be machine washed. Find out more here. Please read and follow the instructions on the care label to love this jumper and keep it thriving for years. 

Celebrating our Northumbrian coastal heritage and efforts to reduce ocean plastic pollution, we introduce our Druridge Recycled Hoodies. Woven in a luxuriously soft, thick blend of organic cotton and recycled plastic. Gentle to touch, their cosy fleece lining will soon become a homely favourite.

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The history behind the name A golden sandy shoreline that gentle curves around a sweeping bay, enchanting Druridge Bay has nature reserves tucked away behind wild dunes which hug the coastline. The charm of this barren stretch of beach intensifies watching horses galloping through the waves as a fresh wind rolls in. It is the beach I visited most growing up, a car packed with warm layers, wellies, a picnic and dog.  

Country of Production Bangladesh 

Material 100% recycled composition (at least 9 plastic bottles and regenerated cotton)

A statement British-made wool jumper made from natures originals, spun from Northern wool. Crave the chill with the warmth and comfort this chunky, Nordic-style knit promises. The very essence of Great Britain, our iconic Cheviot proudly supports British farmers and manufacturers.

Interested in our story of finding our British suppliers, where our wool is sourced in the North and how many miles the wool travels until it reaches us in Northumberland? Fabulous, head this way.

The history behind the name An unspolit area of rolling hills, majestic views and elusive wildlife, the Cheviot Hills are the spot to find untamed magic outdoors. The Cheviot itself is the Northumberland’s highest point. The picturesque patchwork of farmland tells a story of history. 

To add a little luxury to our charming British-made woollies, each one arrives safely tucked into a recycled cotton drawstring bag. Keep the moths at bay and store it inside, or repurpose in some way at home. Each jumper is finished off with bespoke organic labels, also made in the UK, sewn in by hand by our seamstress living in rural Northumberland.

Country of Production Great Britain 

Material 100% British wool. As a natural fibre, variances within the wool and subtle aroma are expected - adding a light sprinkling of talcum powder is a home trick for reducing this (we recommend researching for more in-depth guidance).

Sizing Relaxed fit. Models wear S. See our size guide for specific measurements.

Care Advice Wool must be cared for and washed carefully, but the great news is our woollies can be machine washed. Find out more here. Please read and follow the instructions on the care label to love this jumper and keep it thriving for years. 

A statement British-made wool jumper made from natures originals, spun from Northern wool. Crave the chill with the warmth and comfort this chunky, Nordic-style knit promises. The very essence of Great Britain, our iconic Cheviot proudly supports British farmers and manufacturers.

Interested in our story of finding our British suppliers, where our wool is sourced in the North and how many miles the wool travels until it reaches us in Northumberland? Fabulous, head this way.

The history behind the name An unspolit area of rolling hills, majestic views and elusive wildlife, the Cheviot Hills are the spot to find untamed magic outdoors. The Cheviot itself is the Northumberland’s highest point. The picturesque patchwork of farmland tells a story of history. 

To add a little luxury to our charming British-made woollies, each one arrives safely tucked into a recycled cotton drawstring bag. Keep the moths at bay and store it inside, or repurpose in some way at home. Each jumper is finished off with bespoke organic labels, also made in the UK, sewn in by hand by our seamstress living in rural Northumberland.

Country of Production Great Britain 

Material 100% British wool. As a natural fibre, variances within the wool and subtle aroma are expected - adding a light sprinkling of talcum powder is a home trick for reducing this (we recommend researching for more in-depth guidance).

Sizing Relaxed fit. Models wear S. See our size guide for specific measurements.

Care Advice Wool must be cared for and washed carefully, but the great news is our woollies can be machine washed. Find out more here. Please read and follow the instructions on the care label to love this jumper and keep it thriving for years.