The Story of the Leyden Geometric Lambswool Sweater
My journey with my brand began when I met a hand intarsia knitter who had lost his job in the 1980s when production moved to the Far East. I was...
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Mother Nature’s Colour Palette
When it comes to choosing the colour palettes for my knitwear, there is always one place I look to first for inspiration: nature. No one does colour better than Mother Nature....
Founder Q&A with James Chase of BAZ & CO
We caught up with James, founder of men’s skincare brand BAZ & CO, to chat about vertical farming, his wellness routine and he launched his brand. What is vertical...
Something New - A small touch for your big day.
If you’re planning a wedding, chances are that a great deal of your time spent planning is dedicated to what you, your partner and the rest of the wedding party...
All good things start with responsible fibres
When designing a piece of GS Knitwear, responsible design has always been at the forefront of every decision we make. Every step we take is considered, from the origin of...
British-made Buttons | Q&A with Courtney & Co.
Courtney & Co. are the last button makers in the UK, working with sustainable materials to mill their buttons in a variety of sizes and finishes. They turn, dye and finish...
The Story of the Lea Cardigan
Our textured lambswool Lea cardigan is the perfect style for anyone seeking a comfortable, statement knit. Every detail of this beautifully crafted cardigan champions the beauty of slow fashion -...
Introduction to our Spring/Summer 2024 Collection
Introducing our new summer regenerative-viscose knits: five pieces that I have designed to fit effortlessly into your summer wardrobe. I have always found it hard to pin down my summer...
The Benefits of Merino Wool Socks
A few weeks ago I wore a pair of my merino wool walking socks for a hike up the Black Mountains. The snow was up past my knees but my...
Chatting Woodworking & Sustainability with Sophie Sellu aka Grain & Knot
Sophie Sellu creates beautifully crafted wooden objects for the kitchen and home under the moniker Grain & Knot. She uses reclaimed, storm-fallen or sustainably-sourced timber for her unique and instantly...
Q&A with Air & Grace | Sock Collaboration
As part of an ongoing series sharing the stories of other slow and sustainable British brands, we caught up with Claire Burrows, the founder of footwear brand, Air & Grace....
Behind the Scenes with Genevieve
Welcome to the Genevieve Sweeney studio. We’ve been here for seven years now, located in the countryside on the border of Hertfordshire and Essex, and recently moved into our new...
Slow Living Series | Embracing Spring
This time of year always puts a spring in our step. Everyday, new signs of the season ahead appear: leaves unfurling on the trees, blossom buds opening, tulip shoots growing,...
A Local Guide to Much Hadham, Hertfordshire
Surrounded by tumbling hills on the border of Hertfordshire and Essex is where you will find the Genevieve Sweeney studio. We made the move here seven years ago, leaving London...
Chatting Slow Fashion & Beverages with Sam Binstead
Sam Binstead is a photographer and slow style advocate based in Sheffield (who frequently photographs our campaign imagery). Passionate about sustainable & ethical style, British brands and a good cup...
Raising Money for Mind Charity with Hearts
Wear your heart on your sleeve (or your feet!) and help us to raise money for Mind this February. For the past three years, we have raised and donated money...
