Sid Bryan and Cozette McCreery of British label ‘Sibling’ showing their support for the Remain campaign during London Fashion Week in June 2016. Getty The British Fashion Council announced that 90% of British designers voted to stay in the EU, however since the leave campaign shocked the world by winning the referendum to leave the UK,…
Exciting news! At Bridge & Stitch, we are constantly looking at ways to improve our service offerings based upon client requirements. We recognised that many of our clients often struggle with the initial stages of design development and whilst they have fantastic ideas, lack the expertise to convert these ideas into technical packs and patterns…
Hello, my name is Harriet and I am completing an internship with Bridge & Stitch. I am currently at University studying textiles. It wasn’t until I started studying Textile Design that I thought about where my clothes came from and who made them, especially when you can get a whole new outfit for £20. The…
As you may already be aware, the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation is coming into force on 25th May 2018 to replace the current Data Protection Act. In light of this new legislation, at Bridge & Stitch, we are taking steps to ensure that we are complying with all elements of GDPR. What does…
Bridge & Stitch are exhibiting at Make it British Live this year! Taking place on Wednesday 23rd May – Thursday 24th May 2018 at The Old Truman Brewery in London, Make It British Live! (previously called Meet the Manufacturer) prides itself on being the only sourcing event exclusively showcasing British manufacturers and producers. With over 200 exhibitors…
Fashion Revolution Week has come to an end for another year and I hope you would agree that the #WhoMadeMyClothes campaign was a great success. Fashion Revolution has described this year as their “noisiest and most inspiring yet!” We would like to thank everyone who participated in our Show Your Label campaign. It has been…
You may or may not be aware of the Fashion Revolution Week campaign, well this is something that we get involved in every year. The Fashion Revolution campaign began after the Rana Plaza factory collapse in 2013 and it aims to achieve a fairer, safer fashion industry. The movement uses the hashtag, #whomademyclothes? with the aim to encourage brands…