Bicester Village launches The British Wool Collection
With a host of British design talent in collaboration with the British Fashion Council and the Campaign for Wool.
In association with the Campaign for Wool and the British Fashion Council Bicester Village will be celebrating all things woolly with a quintessentially British collection of wool products including the Manolo Blahnik shoes. There will also be Brintons carpets on show across the entire village.
Visitors will experience the collection first-hand with various Brintons carpet collections on show throughout the village.
Royal Warrant Holders, Brintons have always worked closely with the world of fashion. In 1993 Brintons teamed up with Vivienne Westwood to create a dress made entirely of the Finepoint and Bell Twist carpet ranges and 10 years later, in 2003, Britons launched its ‘most luxurious carpets in the world campaign’, working with renowned shoe designer Manono Blahnik featuring Bell Twist.
Further collaborations with iconic design brands such as Laura Ashley and Timorous Beasties have resulted in collections with timeless elegance and outstanding beauty, all entirely exclusive to Brintons – trusted above all other brands for the skill and knowledge of those working in the product process.
Design is at the heart of everything Brintons produce and it is the key ingredient to their continued success within the carpet and design industry.
‘As one of the largest consumers of British Wool, we have long been champions of Campaign of Wool and were delighted to have been asked by Bicester to showcase some of our favourite designs as part of their British Wool Collective. Spanning across our commercial and residential collections, the Quickweave and Timorous Beasties collections demonstrate how versatile this natural material is.’ Andrew Wilcock, Group Marketing Manager, Brintons.
‘We are so delighted that Bicester Village is getting behind His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales’s Campaign for Wool. The ecological of Bicester Village are well known, and it feels absolutely appropriate that they are backing the movement of wool, with all its messages of sustainability and fashionability.’ Nicholas Coleridge, Chairman, Campaign for Wool.
