Ortak was the first of the dozen or so fine jewellery firms for which the Orkney Islands are now renowned. The manufacturing base remains in the island's capital, the Royal and Ancient Burgh of Kirkwall, producing beautiful jewellery which is sold and admired worldwide.

A E Williams have been making hand cast traditional pewter since 1779. Historically A E Williams have produced traditional domestic pewterware but have also produced beautiful pieces for palaces, cathedrals, stately homes and TV, film and theatre - including Harry Potter, BBC's Poldark, Les Miserables and even HBO's hit series Game of Thrones!

Scotweb Originals are products we've designed to our own demanding specifications, or sourced from recommended producers to a standard of which we're justly proud. The brand on the label may vary, but the quality is always what you'd expect from Scotweb.

Art Pewter was founded with the goal of introducing a sense of purpose and pride of achievement into the lives of disabled ex-servicemen, by reviving the ancient art of the Scottish silversmith which for so long had lain dormant. Throughout the succeeding decades our skilled crafters have continued to hand fashion authentic jewellery incorporating timeless Celtic designs.

Balmoral Kilts and Highland Dress is Scotweb's exclusive kilts and highlandwear brand. Respected worldwide as one of the finest producers of specialist Scottish tailoring, with decades of refinement by Scotland's leading kiltmakers and tailors. We guarantee every customer not just the finest products, but the outstanding customer service for which we are justly renowned.

Still operating from their original premises in the heart of old Edinburgh, William Scott & Sons is widely recognised as Scotland's most respected traditional sporran maker. If you prefer a beautifully hand-made sporran that will give pleasure for decades, whilst supporting the survival of this historic industry and its artisan skills, you'll find no finer sporran in the world.

Joanna Thomson is one of Scotland's leading jewellery designers. in Art Nouveau, a style which was strongly influenced by Scottish artists in the early 20th century, she takes her inspiration from natural forms in the local countryside and her travels round Scotland. Each piece is presentation boxed and comes with a small tag of authenticity and carries the Edinburgh hallmark.

Gaelic Themes is the world's largest producer of Clan Crest products, as well as a large range of top quality Highland Dress and other traditional Scottish products. Gaelic Themes holds the exclusive licensing rights to the official Clan Crest designs depicted in the latest Harper Collins Clan Encyclopaedia by Way and Squire and approved by the clan chiefs and the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs.

Luxury Scottish Cross Stitch kits celebrating Scotland and it's beautiful landscapes. These quallity needlecraft kits appeal to Scots and friends of Scotland the world over. Our wide range of kits are devoted to Scottish and Celtic subjects. Made by Scots in Angus, using only top quality materials.

Glen Esk began trading in 1995 to supply the highlandwear shops in Scotland with kilt belts. Since then it has become one of the largest suppliers of highland dress, extending its range to sporran chains, belt buckles, kilt pins and sgian dubhs. Most of Glen Esk's waist plates are their own designs being made in the traditional stamped out method and therefore are unique to Glen Esk.

Throughout Scotland, we have sourced dedicated hand knitters who use traditional patterns and the finest wool to create each unique garment. Each handmade piece of knitwear is a warm, durable product of outstanding quality that will be a firm favourite in your wardrobe.

In 1749 The Humpherson family founded the horn works in Bewdley, when horn carving was prolific. Working techniques have changed very little over the centuries, it is one of the things that defines Abbeyhorn – "handmade using traditional techniques". All raw materials are sourced from ethical sources, as a by-product which could otherwise be wasted.

The Quaich Company take pride in producing the most comprehensive range of quaichs and exclusive Scottish giftware available, in pewter, wood, silver plate and hallmarked sterling silver. Each quaich is spun and polished by highly skilled craftsmen before going through a quality control procedure.

As a family owned and run business employing three generations, Morrison's aim to pass on the traditional skills of sporran making. Situated in Perthshire in the heart of Scotland, the company specialises in making-to-order a full range of Highland Regalia and Leatherwear, using only the finest quality leathers and skins. Everything is hand made in Scotland using time-honoured techniques and methods.

Independently run since 1797, Johnstons is one of the most internationally respected names in top quality Scottish cashmere, merino, and other woollen products. From their mill on the banks of the River Lossie in Elgin, Johnstons still produces all their woven accessories, whilst Johnstons knitwear is crafted at their factory in Hawick.

Tartan Twist began on an October holiday in Sutherland. Inspired by a love of Scotland, the first jewllery collections took shape over a blazing log fire and a glass of single malt whisky. Gillian Crawford and her sister Lyndsey sat down with sketch pads, materials and the idea of bringing a modern twist to traditional tartans, fusing Scotland’s rich heritage with the best of contemporary design.

Ever since the first William Lockie mill wheel turned in 1874, this world-renowned knitwear producer has been driven by a passion for creating the softest, finest, most luxurious garments possible. William Lockie buys only the highest quality fibre and transforms it into a sublimely soft yarn, thanks to the soft water that endlessly runs beside their Scottish mill. 

Established in 1912, Brook Taverner is one of the oldest and best-known names in the textile industry. Based in Huddersfield and operating from modern custom-built premises, they are idylically situated in the centre of Yorkshire's textile heartland. 'Quality' is a word that forms part of Brook Taverner's very philosophy.

There are a band of champions, few in number, who fiercely protect the values upon which all industry was once built - authenticity, quality and integrity. Champions who create products that are part of a story much richer than anything mass produced. Products afforded the time they deserve. Products with soul. We are DC Dalgliesh. The world's only dedicated hand-crafted tartan mill.

Hoggs of Fife has been making the most authoritative British range of country clothing and footwear since 1888. The company is still owned by the founding family, always providing quality products which represent great value for money. Hoggs of Fife is the only clothing brand dedicated to the needs of the agricultural community and country professionals.

Our exclusive Clan Silver producer has over 30 years experience designing and producing crests for the world's foremost clan specialists, working closely with the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs. Individually cast in sterling silver or 14ct gold, your piece will be formally authenticated by the Assay Office.

Outdoor Knitwear has been producing premium quality countrywear since the 1920's. Whether it be for a relaxing walk, field sports or other outdoor pursuits, their classic 100% British Wool sweaters epitomise the timeless and traditional values of the British countryside.

The Spur has been the Trademark of Edwin Blyde & Co. Ltd for some 130 years when one of the Blyde family joined the Company straight from a Cavalry Division of the British Army. Blyde's manufacturing started when steam power and belt driven motors were used, when candle and oil were the only means of light, through the torrid times of world wars.

Alex Begg & Company was established in 1869, making traditional hand-woven shawls in the Scottish town of Paisley. In 1902, the business relocated to the seaside town of Ayr on the west coast of Scotland in order to expand. Today, Begg Scotland combine artisan craft and honed expertise with contemporary design and weave innovation to create unique and special products.

Glencairn Crystal are experts in the design and creation of premium crystal glassware. Our family have been supplying the whisky industry with creative, premium, quality glassware for over thirty years.

The Islay Woollen Mill is a traditional family-run business and uses two looms dating from Victorian times. The Mill is situated just off the main Port Askaig road on the island of Islay, the southernmost island of the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. Much in demand by the Hollywood film industry, Islay Woollen Mill designs were featured in Braveheart, Forrest Gump and Rob Roy.

Having traded in South Wales for nearly two decades, the Welsh Tartan Center is based in Wales and is locally owned. They have played a substantial part in the resurrection of the demand for Welsh Kilts across Wales, the UK and for Welshmen the world over.

Having started out as a one-off jewellery maker in Leeds in 1973, Mike Hurst, with his wife Trish, moved to the little fishing village of Carradale in Argyll, and developed a very successful jewellery production unit - Wallis Hunter Jewellery. For years they have been using state of the art methods to produce gold and silver jewellery which they send all over the country.

MISTER ANTONY is Scotland's leading cape maker, producing country capes in Harris Tweed, and recognised worldwide as the leading supplier of bandsmen’s raincapes for pipe bands. 

From their premises in the Scottish Borders, House of Cheviot produces the world's finest range of kilt hose, and walking and hiking socks. The finest cashmere and the very best Merino wool, blended with Acrylic for strength, provides the wearer with comfort, strength, and durability. But just as important is the style, blending centuries-old tradition with an eye for sophisticated presentation.

Alissa Valdenassi is a handbag design studio in London. Canadian born Alissa Valdenassi hand-makes each item from natural fibres; cottons, silks, linens, cork, carefully picked wools, and reclaimed fabrics. With wax and wooden accents, these fabrics sustain wear while remaining ethically and sustainably made.

Around the world, whenever our customers raise a glass, they do so with pride.
Collins Crystal take pride in the unique quality of their engraving, with designs originating from a series of one-off Diamond point engravings by Brendan Collins. In 1987 demand for these engravings saw the launch of Collins Crystal, where the skill of Diamond point was combined with more contemporary forms of…