OUR SUPPLY CHAIN
Consciously created in Britain and beyond
Here at Celtic & Co. we are passionate about supporting British manufacturing. We work with some of the country’s leading producers of knitwear and outerwear, and are proud to have our very own thriving workshop in Cornwall where we produce our sheepskin boots and slippers that have been at the heart of our business since we began back in 1990.
We also work with a small number of international factories that share our environmental and ethical values, to be able to deliver our customers the very best, high quality collections. We are proud that many of our best-selling ranges are made in Britain in our own factory in Cornwall. Our British made products can be found here: Made in Britain | Celtic & Co (celticandco.com).
Celtic & Co. Factory
Cornwall, United Kingdom
At the heart of Celtic & Co. is our very own factory where our skilled team of makers hand-craft our sheepskin boots and slippers, which are still made using the traditional methods from when we were founded more than 30 years ago.
Corgi Hosiery
Wales, United Kingdom
A family owned business started by the current managing director's great-great grandfather in 1892 and awarded a Royal Warrant in 1987 as a mark of quality, Corgi makes our entire range of luxury socks in its factory in Ammanford.
Dom Goor Ltd
London, United Kingdom
Specialising in luxury, elegent designer fashion since 1993, Dom Goor hand craft some of our finest bestselling Toscana sheepskin outerwear from their workshop in the heart of London
Audit: SMETA
Glenisla Kilts Limited
Scotland, United Kingdom
HS Fashion
Hangzhou, China
With over 35 years of professional manufacturing history, HS Fashion is an industry leader of garment production which makes some of our new knitwear styles. They value equality and high working standards reflected in their globally recognised audits.
Moretto - Kundra
Agra, India
Located in a region renowed for excellent craftsmanship of leather footwear, these suppliers of our much-loved Celtic boots are recognised all around the world for their industry-leading production.
Oxford Blue
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Producers of our bestselling waxed jackets, Oxford Blue is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of lifestyle and country clothing with over 50 years experience using only the finest quality materials and craftsmanship.
Pro Contact Shoes, S.L.
Alicante, Spain
With a commitment to environmental responsibility and specialising in quality finishes and exclsuive designs for more than 40 years, these are our trusted suppliers of leather footwear including sandals and clogs.
Audit: SMETA
Robert Mackie of Scotland Limited
Scotland, United Kingdom
Bespoke producers of our knitted hats, scarves and gloves, globally renowed Robert Mackie of Scotland has been ethically and sustainably manufacturing the highest quality accessories from natural yarns since 1845.
Audit: SMETA
Robert Todd & Son Limited
Loughborough, United Kingdom
Established in 1888, Robert Todd is one of our trusted knitwear suppliers working with industry-leading manufacturers worldwide to deliver high quality, sustainable garments with signature Celtic & Co. style.
Audit: SMETA, BSCI, Intertek WCA
Skinwear Ltd
Leicestershire, United Kingdom
Specialist suppliers of premium seamless knitwear, Skinwear are a family-run business that produce many of our bestselling luxury jumpers and cardigans with a focus on sustainability and minimal waste.
Audit: NEXT
FAQ'S
Q. Can I buy British made products from you?
A. Yes, we are proud supporters of British manufacturing. You can shop over 400 products that are made in Britain
here.
Q. Where can I find out where a product is made before ordering?
A. We state the country every product is made in within the bullet points in our product descriptions. If you are ordering over the phone, please ask one of our customer services team who will also be able to tell you.
Q. Are your sheepskin boots and slippers still made in Cornwall?
A. Yes, we employ a highly skilled team of local people at our factory in Newquay, Cornwall, who handcraft our beautiful range of British sheepskin boots and slippers using the same traditional methods as we did when we began in 1990.
Q. Why have you started using different international suppliers?
A. We need to ensure we are able to operate sustainably as a business and preserve our skilled, local workforce, whilst also maintaining a strong British-made supply chain for the majority of our much-loved products.
Q. Has the quality of your products changed since using different suppliers, and are they still sustainably made?
A. The small number of international factories that we work with share our environmental and ethical values, as well as our attention to detail to be able to deliver our customers the very best, high quality collections.