Luxury quality
Woven from the finest merino wool, lambswool and pure new wool. Those seeking luxury quality designer clothing fabric with a true and distinct heritage should make Hainsworth cloth their first port of call.
Beautifully structured garments
From the impeccable quality of our textiles to our exceptional customer service, our clients trust us to deliver excellence with every order. Read their testimonials to learn why they choose our textiles mill for their fabric needs time and time again.
True British craftsmanship
Burlington Arcade and Joshua Kane have proudly launched the new Burlington Beadle Uniforms, featuring Hainsworth Maroon Doeskin for the Beadles’ beautifully tailored morning coats. Crafted and designed by renowned British tailor, Joshua Kane, this collaboration represents a fresh reinterpretation of “The Mayfair Dandy”.
London Fashion Week AW24
Luke Derrick’s AW24 collection, titled NIGHTWALKING, explores the 12-minute journey taken every night while returning home late from his studio in Bethnal Green to his flat in Spitalfields, East London. The collection features Hainsworth cloth in various pieces, including our Melton, Barathea, and Cavalry Twill.
An awe-inspiring collaboration with the LCF Tailors
We set the final year BA (Hons) Bespoke Tailoring students at London College of Fashion (LCF) a brief to design their very own bespoke jacquard cloth, made of a Fine Merino Double cloth quality. The winning students would have the opportunity to have their designs woven at the Hainsworth Mill in Yorkshire, and then used to create beautiful garments, which they then showcased as part of their final collection. (See image credits further up the page)
Patrick’s pick
Community Clothing, popular Social Enterprise brand, recently used Hainsworth Melton to create their ‘Arthur Wool Chore Jacket’, a high-quality, wearable collared jacket which is favoured by Patrick Grant himself, founder of Community Clothing. The Arthur takes inspiration from a traditional donkey jacket, but is made from a mid-weight Hainsworth Melton rather than the traditional heavy Woollen fabric.
Transeasonal dressing: MMU FDT X Hainsworth Signature Fabrics
For our 23/24 Live Brief competition with the Manchester Metropolitan University Fashion Design and Technology students, we challenged a new generation of designers to create a transeasonal garment.
What is Slow Fashion?
The Slow Fashion movement opposes fast fashion’s rapid production of cheaply-made clothing, highlighting its negative environmental and social impacts. It promotes mindful wardrobe choices over trend-driven consumption.
Growing consciousness and accountability throughout the fashion industry – and consumers – is resulting in 3 main fashion movements. Consumers are demanding more from brands that can answer the requirements of these movements.
Over 240 years
of unrivalled experience
50
different blends of wool
45,000
yarn cones recycled in one year
3960m
is the longest warp we produce