Grey Fox

Looking into a piece of Harris tweed with a magnifying glass is like chasing down a fractal: you never quite seem to reach the end of the...

No matter how good your coat and hat, you're always going to feel the cold without a good scarf. Fraser scarves are made in the Shetla...

Johnstons of Elgin From Johnstons of Elgin comes Scottish high quality knitwear and these two jumpers are ideal for those chiller days on ...

Catherine Aitken's studio is in Leith, Edinburgh, where she creates bags, scarves and other accessories for both men and women from Har...

I had the opportunity to try some beautiful knitwear hand-framed in Scotland recently when the good people from Country of Origin asked me ...

After visiting Johnstons of Elgin I came away fired up with the creativity and skills that go to make British manufacture. We're not g...

How important is a Made in Britain label to consumers? If you’re reading this it’s likely you have an interest in British-made go...

As an Anglo-Welshman, the thought of losing our Scottish friends and neighbours in the recent independence vote had filled me with horror. ...

I was touched to receive this e-mail this week from Chris of Quiggleys (whose made in Scotland knitwear has appeared before on Grey Fox ):...

TRAKKE makes truly outstanding adventure bags in Scotland. I'll be writing about them soon, but wanted to introduce them to you with...

What better than a simple lambswool crew neck jumper like these from Quiggleys ? Ideal as warmer weather sets in. Keep it in the bag or dra...