Ian discovered millinery at the Royal College of Art in London, and has been in love with the process ever since. From his lovely local clients all the way to the Queen, Ian has created magnificent hats that will take your breath away.

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Henry Poole & Co is located on Savile Row in London, the premiere destination for custom-made suits. From the measurements to cutting, the bespoke process for making a suit is what Henry Poole & Co are masters of.

Nick Walker is a Master Thatcher located in Suffolk, where he uses traditional techniques from centuries ago to create beautiful yet powerfully functional roofs. With 20 years of experience, he now teaches his sons his love and passion for his craft.

Carters of Suffolk has been making teapots for almost 50 years and are known around the U.K., and the world, for designs that range from whimsical to historical. The manufacturing processes, highly dependent on skilled labor, have changed little since the early 18th century.

The George Bayntun Bookbindery has been around for generations, specializing in restoring old books and giving them a new life. From the antique tools to the skilled team, the results are beautifully bound books.

Adele Williamson works at Trickers, a well-known shoemaking company in Northampton. Her passion for shoemaking got her foot in the door in a male-dominated industry. Bespoke shoemaking takes a lot of skill and patience, which Adele has after years of training.

Together, Rebecca and Craig STruthers have spent the last decade studying, repairing and recreating vintage and antique watches. Their teamwork keeps the gears turning, collaborating on the design, mechanics, and engineering of the watches they repair and create.

Based in Delph, Mallalieus draws on the centuries-old tradition of British textile manufacturing. John Gledhill and Clive Walsh work hard to keep the history of textiles in the area, while creating high quality products.

Emma Hill and Luke Shepherd are on a mission to preserve authentic cheddar cheese production in Cheddar, England. After making the cheese, they have it age in the nearby caves.

Jamie works with recycled or responsibly sourced materials from his surroundings in beautiful Cornwall. He creates stunning products like bowls, vases, and cutting boards.

Ince Umbrellas has been crafting umbrellas for 215 years, and is the oldest umbrella maker and manufacturer in the UK. Richard Ince is the 6th generation Ince managing the business, and his skill and passion is seen in every umbrella sent to a customer.

Bellerby & Co Globemakers use precision, skill, and steady hands to create their jaw-dropping globes in London. The craftsmanship and custom designs for customers makes their products stand out.