Britain is renowned for its high quality, stylish design and luxurious fabrics in the home textiles industry. From traditional styles to modern interpretations, British brands are some of the most sought-after when it comes to selecting the best for our homes.
Whether you’re looking for bedding, curtains, cushions or throws, there’s a range of top British home textile brands that cater for every taste and budget. If your home is in need of an update, look no further than our best of British textiles brands.
Jennie Fynn
Jennie Fynn
Pharmacist turned print designer Jennie Fynn creates colourful bold accessories and homeware products showcasing her eye-catching playful patterns. Her colourful patterned products are for people who want to express their individuality and personality and add pops of colour to their home and lifestyle.
Shop the Jennie Fynn collection here
Abraham Moon & Sons
Bronte by Moon
Bronte by Moon is Abraham Moon & Sons’ official brand of beautiful woollen home and fashion accessories including throws, cushions, baby blankets and scarves.
Shop the Abraham Moon & Sons collection here
Putnams
Putnams
An award winning business based in Devon on a mission to bring comfort solutions to the world. For over 40 years, Putnams have come to be leaders in creating products that provide comfort solutions recommended by medical professionals – from pain relief products for everyday use to those speciality products that help you in the office, home or even in the car.
Shop the Putnams collection here
Lancashire Textiles
Lancashire Textiles
Lancashire Textiles offer products including protectors and linens, right through to bath towels and cushion covers. They also manufacture a high volume of soft homewares such as duvets, pillows, cushion pad inners and mattress toppers; all to the highest standard. Ranging in different tog ratings, their duvets are all made to the highest standard and also come in all standard bed sizes.
Shop the Lancashire Textiles collection here
Hettie
Hettie
Born and manufactured in the UK, Hettie combines beautiful design, with family conscious values and ethical responsibility, resulting in a stunning collection of Made in England lifestyle accessories for you, your home and your family.
Shop the Hettie collection here
dùsal
dùsal
dùsal is a family-owned manufacturer of natural and synthetic-filled bedding products, namely duvets, pillows, mattress toppers and protectors. All dùsal products are hand filled in Scotland using only the best feather, down and advanced synthetic materials.
Shop the dusal collection here
Peter Reed
Peter Reed
Peter Reed manufacture luxury bed linen in Lancashire and hold the Royal Warrant as a supplier of bedding to HRH the Queen.
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The Throw Company
The Throw Company
Established for 27 years The Throw Company offers the world’s largest range of luxury Faux Fur products all made in their UK studio.
Shop The Throw Company collection here
Ian Mankin
Ian Mankin
British weavers of designer furnishing fabrics, Ian Mankin was founded in 1983. Renowned for new and stylish interpretations of natural and organic fabrics in a simple yet timeless palette of colours. Design, quality and service along with a pride in their Made in Britain heritage are at the very heart of their business.
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Feature Lighting
Feature Lighting
Feature Lighting specialises in making bespoke lampshades and lights. Need a lampshade in a specific shape, size, colour or fabric? Then they can make it for you. For trade, contract or public and bespoke lampshades from mini to massive.
Shop the Feature Lighting collection here
FelinFach Handmade Textiles
FelinFach Handmade Textiles
FelinFach is a Welsh company based at a 200-year-old former flour mill in Pembrokeshire, Wales in the UK. FelinFach designs and makes handmade cushions, throws, bedding and other soft furnishings.
Shop the FelinFach Handmade Textiles collection here
The Isle Mill
The Isle Mill
The Isle Mill is recognised as the foremost weaver and wholesaler of interior soft furnishing fabrics in Scotland. Having been established for over 230 years, we can proudly boast that they do indeed have a wealth of experience that has been handed down through the generations.
Shop The Isle Mill collection here
Curious Rose
Curious Rose
Curious Rose produce hot wheat bags and hot water bottles. They use pure wool blankets and recycled cashmere, to keep you as warm as possible. Made in Britain, using pure wool, with original designs.
Shop the Curious Rose collection here
Melin Tregwnt
Melin Tregwynt
Melin Tregwynt is a small family company established in 1912. They combine the authentic craft traditions of Welsh double cloth weave with beautiful colour and innovative modern design. All of their fabrics are Woven in Wales at our historic 17th-century mill in Pembrokeshire.
They produce contemporary woollens rooted in the Welsh tradition, in widths from 150 to 270cms and suitable for end uses including apparel and footwear, domestic and contract upholstery, bedspreads, blankets, cushions and throws.
Shop the Melin Tregwynt collection here
Moose & Co
Moose & Co
Founded by Jon & Craig, they use traditional Welsh patterns with a modern twist to create handmade home textiles. They also offer personalised items which make perfect gifts for friends and family.
Shop the Moose & Co collection here
Zoe Glencross
Zoe Glencross
A move from Manchester to the meadows of Cheshire inspired Zoe to seize the opportunity to learn the craft of fabric design and print, combining her love of colour, paint and fabric. Zoe now has 3 fabric collections all made in the UK, wallpapers and a made to order furniture and lampshade service. She also also collaborated with Sofa.com as part of their design lab.
Shop the Zoe Glencross collection here
Atlantic Blankets
Atlantic Blankets
Traditionally woven in the British Isles from the finest natural, organic and recycled fabrics, Atlantic blankets are sustainably designed with comfort and care in mind.
Shop the Atlantic Blankets collection here
Looking for more products made in the UK? Why not check out our other Best of British articles here.
