Hedgerow - rooted in the landscape.
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Hedgerow - rooted in the landscape.
Inspired by the hedgerows, pastures and old knowledge of the land. A connection to what grows, what endures, and what the changing seasons teach us.
Past Projects
The Atlas Project
The Echo Project
The Brightline Project
The Lumen Project
Featured Products
Compact snips ideal for pruning delicate stems, deadheading between blooms or harvesting soft herbs. Sharp, steel snips with grey powder-coated handles. Complete with a walnut brown, vegan leather holster for protection, and a handy belt loop.
Made in Cumbria, UK by Sting in the Tail.
Stainless steel snips with a blush pink handle and a safety lock. Ideal for deadheading flowers, harvesting herbs and salad greens, shaping houseplants, or cutting floral arrangements. By British heritage gardening brand, Burgon and Ball.
Hand-crafted wire basket by British designer, Sophie Conran for Burgon and Ball. Perfect for gathering harvests from the garden; tomatoes, strawberries, eggs or flowers, or displaying in the kitchen. With a smooth FSC-certified beechwood handle and strong galvanised steel wire in a buttermilk tone, tough powder-coating.
Garden scissors made from blackened steel with pressed copper washers. Excellent for cutting string or cord, floristry work or harvesting herbs. With large handles, these scissors can be used whilst wearing gloves. Complete with a walnut brown vegan leather protector with a popper fastening.
Made in Cumbria, UK by Sting in the Tail.
Autumn 26Pasture Tweed
Chore Jacket
Our Flock Knitwear
Partnering up with local, South Wales based knitters, Corgi, on a timeless collection of pullovers, hats and triange scarves. Sheared, spun and handcrafted by local and trusted craftspeople. The best of Wales.
A collection celebrating Welsh farmers, flocks and mills, designed to become heirloom products and everyday wardrobe staples, tested on our farm.
Our collections are as close to home as you can get. We live on the farm, work on the farm, design on the farm. The land is our everyday life. This is why locality is so important to us, we don’t want the sense of the land to be lost in the transit of making. Our deep connection to the farm informs every decision, from design inspiration to the materials we select. Reflecting a slower, simpler, intentional way of life.