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S.E.H Kelly — Clothes made in England and the British Isles
Made with cotton not only woven and finished in Lancashire, but pattern-stitched from end to end there too, the onion-stitch blazer is textbook joined-up making — bringing together neighbouring makers to make garments uniquely regional in nature.   Read more
S.E.H Kelly — Clothes made in England and the British Isles
The full top-to-bottom linen suit is a niche pursuit; the preserve of the very confident. But there really is no reason for this. The linen suit, cut with precision, assembled with excellent cloth, and worn unaffected and at ease, has something for everyone.  Read more
Clothes made in England. And the rest of Britain, too.
"Spring," they say around this time, "is just around the corner." But everyone knows the seasons are out of season. Spring is winter and summer might be spring. Why fret, then, about the season? The new mac certainly isn't — not with its detachable liner.  Read more
S.E.H Kelly — Clothes made in England and the British Isles
Made from Ventile cotton — defining invention of legendary Northern brainboxes at the Shirley Institute in 1937 — and with a peaked hood shaped and structured to hug the head, the new hooded jacket performs commendably in rain and shine both.  Read more
Clothes made in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland, by S.E.H Kelly
There's really only one problem with the cotton cardigan. No one believes it's cotton. They think it's made from wool. Some sort of merino maybe. But no. The cotton cardigan really is — honestly, genuinely, and all joking aside — made from cotton.  Read more

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Down with collars

Monday, May 20th, 2013
Story about clothes somewhere made in England or the rest of the British Isles
The no-collar condition of the new collarless jacket isn't so much a defiency as a multi-use, all-season blessing.   "Down with collars"More

Rope-dyed indigo, pt. 3

Monday, May 13th, 2013
Another tale of clothes made in England and the British Isles
Pattern-developments begins on a garment that may or may not be considered a type of workwear.  "Rope-dyed indigo, pt. 3"More

Consider the linen suit, pt. 2

Wednesday, May 1st, 2013
Read up on clothes made in England here
The linen suit: a niche pursuit. But, cut precisely, with good cloth, and worn at ease, it has something for everyone.   "Consider the linen suit, pt. 2"More

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Jackets made in England and the British Isles
Jackets
Depending on time of year, in here are macs, peacoats, blazers, work jackets, and overshirts. Coats and jackets of almost every conceivable type, in other words.  More
Jumpers and cardigans made with makers in England and Britain
Knitwear
Hand-framed and fully fashioned —cardigans and jumpers made from the highest-grade lambswool and cotton by century-old knitwear makers.  More
Scarves knitted in the UK, England, and Scotland
Scarves
Not all scarves are created equal. Here are mid-weight scarves made from fine Donegal wool-cashmere, as well as of the more steadying moss-stitch variety.  More
Shirts made with English and British shirtmakers
Shirts
Some shirts are perennial, some shirts make short-run cameos. Cuffs, collars, sleeves, and yokes — made from all manner of cotton, cord, and wool.  More
Trousers made in England with British cloth
Trousers
Woollen trousers with notch-backed waistbands and horn buttons fastenings, corduroy trousers of various widths and wales, and, from time to time, linen.  More

About

S.E.H Kelly makes garments with the makers of the British Isles. Cloths are sourced from an assortment of regional mills, and garments are cut, sewn, and finished by hand by a handful of workrooms and factories, many of them specialist makers of one particular type of garment.  More

About making clothes in the British Isles and, mostly, England.

Workshop

The workshop is open to all for looking at and trying on garments. It sits first in a row of gated workshops at the Calvert Avenue end of Boundary Street, a short walk from most of east London. Nearest stations are Liverpool Street, Shoreditch High Street and Old Street. Press the bell marked 1.  More

Looking for England-made clothes? This is the place

Address

S.E.H Kelly
1 Cleve Workshops
Boundary Street

London
E2 7JD

Tel: 020 3397 0449

Hours

Saturday—Sunday
Closed this weekend but ordinarily 12pm to 5pm.

Monday—Friday
Open some of the time. Email to arrange a visit.

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