clothes and fabric manufacturer in Lostock, England

We've been making protective travel & outdoor clothing for over 50 years, travelling to all corners of the world testing our gear and creating memories.

The Busby fabric collection consists of an eclectic mix of genuine toile’s fresh linen weaves and prints - and display

Arivatex is a family owned company with 50 years’ experience in supplying personalised workwear and corporate clothing throughout the UK.

Frenchbourne (Finesse) & (ADME) & (Eiger Face) Manufacturers & Distributors of Ladies & Mens Great Outdoor Clothes

Brennand Schoolwear Quality by dedication

Menswear Denim & Apparel // Est 2006

Hammond & Harper of London manufacture clerical shirts of superb quality and fine design. www.hammondandharperoflondon.co.uk

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Customkit are specialists in supplying sports teamwear, workwear and schoolwear at discounted prices. We supply the leading brands at the best prices to cover all your clothing requirements.

A Rowe specialise in knitted fabrics for sportswear underwear and dancewear and are based in Manchester in the UK.

We've been making protective travel & outdoor clothing for over 50 years, travelling to all corners of the world testing our gear and creating memories.

Our MISSION is to make quality fashion affordable for everyone. Our designers develop and craft latest fashion trends, so you feel confident and ahead. We aim to build a community where fashion i…

Suppliers of school aprons and playwear that are manufactured in the UK.

FREEDIA FABRICS LIMITED - Free company information from Companies House including registered office address, filing history, accounts, annual return, officers, charges, business activity

Quilting, throws, acoustic panels and more

Reflective t shirts is the UK's leading printer and supplier of custom print reflective garments. Business logos, personalised, branded, promotional wear applied in a shiny finish that reflects.

Suppliers of school aprons and playwear that are manufactured in the UK.

The tradition of weaving tie fabrics at DHJ Weisters stretches back to 1932 with the concentration of production onto club school and corporate ties in 1960.