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Johnstons of Elgin
Johnstons of Elgin makes cashmere and wool knitwear, scarves and blankets at its Scottish mills. At Elgin, where the business began in 1797, the team dyes and spins the fibres, then weaves and finishes the cloth on site. Knitwear is made at the Hawick mill.
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What they make, where they make it
- Products
- KnitwearJumpers & CardigansScarvesHats & CapsCoats & Jackets
- Works with
- Cashmere, merino wool, silk, tweed, wool
- Based in
- Elgin, United Kingdom
- Made in
- United Kingdom
Who it's for, how to get it
- For
- Kids, Men, Women
- Typical pricing
- 800€+
- Ships to
- Worldwide
“We have worked with the world's finest natural, biodegradable fibres for more than 226 years. It takes time to create our luxurious, high-quality designs, and our products are made to last for more than a lifetime. We are committed to continually improving our sustainability and reducing our environmental footprint. Over two centuries of experience have taught us to be gentle with our exquisite Cashmere and Merino Wool fibres. Our Elgin and Hawick mills are still family-owned, with Elgin one of the last remaining vertical mills in Scotland, meaning we dye, spin, weave and finish everything on site. We marry delicate care and our soft Scottish water with innovative technology, outstanding design and unrivalled craftsmanship, to deliver products we are incredibly proud of – all Made in Scotland.”
