All episodes
147 – Catherine Erdly, The Resilient Retail Club
146 – LIVE: No Black Friday
145 – Revisited: James Eden, Private White V.C.
144 – Revisited: The Making of Make it British
143 – Kath Whitworth, Celtic & Co
142 – Julie Deane OBE, Cambridge Satchel Company
141 – How to darn socks…and other ways to have a more sustainable wardrobe – Emma Mathews, Socko
140 – Why UK manufacturing is more sustainable – Christopher Nieper OBE, David Nieper
139 – Launching a luxury British childrenswear brand – Rachael Attwood, Britannical
138 – You don’t have to be a b*tch to succeed in fashion with Elizabeth Stiles
137 – Sketch Pad to Shopping Bag – The Future of Fashion Fulfilment
136 – Working in retail as a textile designer – Davinder Madaher, Madaher
135 – How to grow a business in difficult times – Hedley Putnam, Putnams
134 – Should you move your manufacturing to the UK?
133 – The future of trade shows
132 – Can I label my product as ‘Made in the UK’?
131 – Launching a drinks brand made in the UK – Jack Scott, Dash Water
130 – Calculating cost per wear
BONUS: How do we future-proof the UK textile industry?
129 – Manufacturing on-demand in a micro knitwear factory – Samantha Brooke, Waring Brooke
128 – Why reshoring is more cost-effective – Rob Law MBE, Trunki
127 – Amy Fettis, AIM Athleisure – What is an MVP and why should you start with one?
126 – Simon Cotton, Johnstons of Elgin – Looking after Scotland’s oldest cashmere brand
125 – Calling out Boohoo for using unethical garment factories – Dominique Muller, Labour Behind the Label
124 – To Wholesale, or Not to Wholesale
123 – A pivotal time for UK retail
122 – The Importance of Quality – Maria Grachvogel
121 – An update on PPE
120 – The Bespoke English Shirt Maker – Emma Willis, Emma Willis London
119 – Are you seeking more UK-made products?
118 – Supplying the UK Knitwear Industry – David Williams, Knit Design Centre
117 – Pivoting your business to manufacture PPE – Paul Noble, Specialised Canvas
116 – Where are we on PPE?
115 – Does your business need a PLM system? Lucy Blackley, BombyxPLM
114 – PPE – can we make it in the UK?
113 – The History of Harris Tweed – Ruth Masson, Harris Tweed Hebrides
112 – How you can help manufacturers at this difficult time
111 – Going Virtual
110 – How the coronavirus impacts supply chains – and what we can learn from it
109 – Protecting your design rights – Dids MacDonald OBE, ACID
108 – Lingerie Manufacturing in the UK – Steff McGrath, Something Wicked
107 – Silk Weaving in Suffolk – Laura Gore, Vanners
106 – How to print sustainably on wool – Nick Morley, Faering
105 – The Making of Pantherella Socks – Justin Hall, Pantherella
104 – How we can solve the skills issue post-Brexit – Tamara Cincik, Fashion Roundtable
103 – What does a manufacturer include in a cost price?
102 – How does a textile mill thrive in 2020? David Collinge, John Spencer Textiles
101 – Nine Manufacturing Trends for 2020 and Beyond
Introducing Series 2 of the Make it British podcast
BONUS: 6 Reasons why UK-made gifts are more sustainable
100 – 10 Things that make British-made businesses great
099 – Should raw materials come from the UK to call a product British?
098 – From Artist to Bespoke Gift Business – Corinne Lewis-Ward, Powder Butterfly
097 – 13 Factories in 3 Days!
096 – A visit to an umbrella factory – Richard Ince, James Ince & Sons
095 – How to validate your UK-made product idea
094 – How to crowdfund your brand – Sophie Slater, Birdsong
093 – Made in UK Clothing Hit by Huge US Tariffs
092 – Elaine Stewart, Longthorne Guns – The Ultimate English Shotgun
091 – Britwashing. What is it? and how to avoid it
089 – Why aren’t manufacturers getting back to your emails?
088 – A Visit to a Footwear Factory – Crown Northampton
087 – Help, I’m Launching a Product and I Don’t Know Where to Start!
086 – Pippa Dziubinski, The Little Art Collection
085 – The Mistake to Avoid when Developing a Made in UK Range
084 – A Visit to Duchess China and Heraldic Pottery
083 – Getting Your Product Pricing Right
082 – Joel Chudleigh, Made to Last – Product Longevity for Sustainability
081 – What Affects a Garment’s Cost Price?
080 – Mustafa Fuat, Gosha London – Behind the Scenes of a High-End Garment Manufacturer
079 – 8 ways in which a UK-made product is more sustainable
078 Katie Walker – Designing & Manufacturing Furniture in the UK
077 – Tony Kelly, Firmin & Sons – The Queen’s Button Maker
076 – Jack Millington, Billy Tannery – Setting Up the UK’s Only Goat Tannery
075 Live! – Paul Alger MBE, UKFT
074 Live! – Simon Middleton, Blackshore Clothing
073 – Why UK Manufacturing is Underestimated
072 Live! – Tom Glover, Peregrine – 100% Made in England
071 – The One Thing Holding UK Manufacturing Back
070 Live! – Barbara Burton, Behind Bras
069 Live! – Small Batch Manufacturing
068 Live! – HebTroCo, How to Make a Million in Brexit Britain
067 Live! – Craftsmanship versus Technology
066 Live! – IP: The Basics & the B Word, Potter Clarkson
065 – Meet the Exhibitors from Make it British Live!
064 Live! – Kate Dawson, The All in One Company
063 Live! – Fast or Slow Fashion: Which does the UK do best?
062 Live! – Tori Murphy – How to get Noticed by High End Retailers
061 – Review of Make it British Live!
060 – Diana Kakkar, MAES London – High End Product Development in the Fashion Industry
059 – How to Follow Up with a Manufacturer
058 – Peter Grey, Just Elegant – How Supermarkets Have Killed the High Street
057 – Natalie Riachi, Riachi Studio – Follow Your Passion
056 – Six Month Synopsis
055 – Lance Mitchell, Mitchell Interflex – The Future of the UK Woven Textile Industry
054 – Peter Philips, Abbey England – Growing the UK Leather and Saddlery Industry
053 – Isabelle Ugochukwu, Isabella Queen – Launching and Growing a Premium British-Made Brand
052 – Why Every Manufacturer Needs a Great Website
051 – Adam Robertson, Kalopsia Collective – Small Batch Manufacturing
050 – How to Find an Ethical Factory