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Creative DeZigns was first established in 1985 and offers a carefully curated collection of ethical designs from small family businesses and individual artisans in South Africa and Nepal.

They create cotton clothing for everyday wear that is both comfortable and stylish, as well as timeless with exceptional quality.

The Cheese Connection started as a largely mobile business in 2022, with a mission to showcase the fantastic artisan cheese made in the South West of England.

Luke and Alex handpick only the best handmade artisan cheese, each sourced within a 30-mile radius of their Bristol base. They visit each farm weekly and take huge pride in maintaining close relationships with dedicated cheesemakers.

The Cheese Connection believes that good cheese deserves to be savoured by everybody.

By Emily began in September 2011 from a kitchen table in London. Now, Emily works from her workshop – a renovated Victorian laundry house in her cottage garden in rural Northamptonshire.

Her jewellery collections are unmistakably English and intricately handmade with exquisite attention to detail. Each piece is inspired by nature and classic stories. She also specialises in the ancient technique of lost wax casting which she uses to create silver and gold wildlife miniatures that appear alive and untamed.

Art, nature and tranquillity are the foundation of Hilary’s work as an artist-maker. She turns beautiful watercolour paintings into homewares such as table linens, cushions, lampshades, prints and cards.

Working from her home in Bath, she uses pencil, watercolour and washes to capture the intricacies and beauty of wildlife – from the delicacy of a dragonfly’s wing to the vibrancy of poppies.

Jina paints loose and lively illustrations out of her rural Northumberland studio. Inspired by British wildlife she uses ink and watercolours to bring life to her paintings. Jina is passionate about art being accessible and affordable to anyone and her work often has a sense of humour to make people smile.

All of her products are sourced and made in the UK with the majority of gifts being printed in-house amidst the chaos of a young family.

The majority of her products are plastic-free or use recycled or repurposed packing materials.

Salcombe Dairy, founded in 1979, began making Devonshire ice cream. The ice cream recipes they created – using fresh milk from the local farm and the very best ingredients – are still as popular today as they were over 40 years ago.

The dairy is now also renowned for making delicious non-dairy ice creams, sorbets and bean-to-bar chocolate too. To ensure that everyone can enjoy indulgent ice cream, their factory and everything they make there is nut-free, gluten-free and egg-free.

Turner & Bell designs and makes luxury leather dog collars and leads from their studio in Leicestershire.

Taking inspiration from their equestrian heritage, all of their ranges are handmade using the finest leathers and fittings and traditional techniques, combined with colour and detail for a modern and very stylish look.

They’ve recently added a capsule collection of leather moccasins and leather handbags, all made using the same philosophy.

Cotswold Flora began in 2022 when Poppy started growing British flowers on her home farm to sell at markets, as well as making floral wreaths.

Not long after, her love of animals and flowers combined to create the floral form of taxidermy you see today. Her Botanical Stag Heads are works of art – each is unique due to the natural variations in the dried flowers used. Poppy uses dried moss collected from different parts of her farm on a rotational basis for the main body, a pinecone or acorn cup for the nose and teasels for the ears!

Having most of the materials sourced locally, or home grown, has created a product which is truly representative of the Cotswolds and sustainably made.

From a studio in South Devon, Just Seven designs and hand-creates headwear for every occasion and season. Their pieces are bespoke, unique and creative – perfect for people who like something extra special.

Bath Country Pets specialises in country-inspired accessories for dogs and homewares for pet owners.

Their products are not only carefully sourced and selected, but also road-tested by furry guests at their boutique dog hotel.

Field & Moor’s beautiful hand-crafted boots are made in a small artisan factory in Spain that’s been making high-quality products for over 190 years.

Each of their products has been developed to cope with the vigour of active country pursuits, whilst also looking stylish for trips around town.

They also offer a small selection of Lamb’s gardening shoes and clogs, designed for jobs around your smallholding and garden.

Designed by multi-award-winning designer, Tina-Marie Malhamé, NoLogo-Chic’s beautiful linen and cotton tunic dresses and separates are worn all over the world. Each garment is unique, with its own special detail, and is cut to flatter and fit perfectly.

Their collections are made from high-quality natural fabrics that are both breathable and comfortable – what’s not to like?

Set in the quintessentially British countryside of the Cotswolds, Gin In A Tin started as the brainwave of the locally-known gin connoisseur, Martin Agius and his daughter, Charlotte.

With a distinctively fresh approach, Gin In A Tin is well-renowned for quality gins with innovative and quirky designs. Each gin is presented in a tactile and colourful tin, styled on the appearance of a book.

With a current collection of 18 distilled London Dry Gins (40% ABV) with different botanicals derived from changing seasonal influences, each has a distinctive taste whilst remaining 100% natural.