We loved this stylish Ted Baker licensed stationery from Wild & Wolf, spotted at Pulse last month – want this Nude Brogue Notebook!
Items in the range include pens, pencils, photo albums, camera cases, bags, laptop sleeves, mugs, a variety of notebooks and even a tweed football – all great gifts for men if you’re looking for Father’s Day inspiration.
Autumn Fair, retail’s leading seasonal showcase for Home, Gift and Fashion, opened today and saw thousands of buyers walking the aisles looking to discover the
Rewilding is stirring the heart and artistic strings of card publishers as well as encouraging wildlife. A beautiful Wrendale Designs card (pictured top) illustrates the
Paperworld India is gearing up to bring the stationery industry together through its launch edition in May. International pen manufacturer Reynolds has confirmed participation in
With the British Craft Trade Fair coming up in less than a month (oh how times flies!) we take a look at some of the
Now that the pandemic has helped many of us change habits of a lifetime and become more mindful in countless ways, embracing and supporting our
As consumers in all parts of the UK up their search for locally made British products, regional trade exhibitions offer the perfect sourcing ground for
Autumn Fair will open its doors on Sunday 7th September at the NEC Birmingham, unveiling a reimagined visitor experience that blends inspiration, sourcing, insight, and
The British Craft Directory (BCD) is delighted to announce a new partnership with Associated Independent Stores (AIS) that will see a British Craft branded zone
Following the announcement earlier this year, Hyve Group is thrilled to unveil more details of the eagerly anticipated 2026 co-location of Glee and Autumn Fair
“Will You Marry Me?” in Icing: The Bakewell Tart Becomes the New Engagement Season Ritual As the UK approaches its peak engagement season – the
Handcrafted furniture not only adds a personal touch to your garden, patio or balcony, it’s also affordable and often much more sustainable than store-bought pieces.
The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) Bira has condemned the Government’s inaction over the “de minimis” import loophole following a Sky News investigation revealing £5.9
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