About JOHNSTONS OF ELGIN
JOHNSTONS OF ELGIN
Established in 1797, JOHNSTONS OF ELGIN represents over two centuries of tradition and expertise in textile manufacturing. With a steadfast commitment to quality and craftsmanship, this esteemed brand stands as one of the UK's last few vertical mills. This distinction signifies their unique capability to oversee every stage of production, from the raw cashmere and fine woollen fibres to the final luxurious product.
Craftsmanship and Innovation
- Heritage: The mills in Elgin and Hawick are a testament to the brand's rich Scottish heritage and are pivotal in employing over 1000 skilled artisans.
- Sustainability: Embracing modernity, JOHNSTONS OF ELGIN is proudly B Corp Certified, reflecting their dedication to sustainability and ethical practices.
- Collaborations: The brand frequently collaborates with like-minded entities, such as Tokyo-based fashion brand Sillage and Scottish distillery Feragaia, to create unique, innovative products.
Collections and Products
- Luxury Fibres: Utilizing the finest cashmere from China and Mongolia and select lambswool from Australia, the brand ensures supreme quality in all its offerings.
- Royal Recognition: Awarded a Royal Warrant in 2013, JOHNSTONS OF ELGIN has a storied history of serving royalty, including designing the Balmoral Tartan since its commission by Prince Albert.
- Fashion Forward: The brand's collections are a blend of timeless elegance and contemporary design, catering to a discerning global clientele.
Commitment to Excellence
- Digital Innovation: With initiatives like the Digital ID, customers can trace the journey of their purchased items, ensuring transparency and trust.
- Cultural Contributions: Celebrating Scottish culture, the brand partakes in events like Robert Burns Day and supports local craftsmanship through initiatives like the Young Herders Programme in Mongolia.