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Kate's Sunday Journal 13 Sept 26: Reflecting on a talk by Paul Smith and a visit to

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How to pivot an existing brand with fashion designer Emily Millichip

Ready to scale your UK-made brand? Apply for the British Brand Accelerator at makeitbritish.co.uk/apply In this episode I'm joined by Emily Millichip, a fashion designer

Kate’s Sunday Journal 6 September 26: Celebrating 120 years of Hackney’s oldest haberdashers 🧵

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 30 August 2026: Help Onshore Our Uniforms

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 23 August 2026: A Trip to Leicester to Visit Manufacturers

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 16 August 26: My take on wholesale

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 9 August 26: Demand for UK clothing manufacturers up 90%

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 2 August 26: Sharing a secret I’ve been keeping a while…

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 5 July 2026: Save the Date

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 28 June 26: Update on my goal to visit 100 manufacturers in 2026

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 21 June 26: Scottish Textiles Tour

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 14th June 26 – Marketing with zero budget

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From Burberry to British Wool with Frankie Davies, Charl Knitwear

Hello and welcome to episode 323 of the Make it British Podcast. I'm back with another episode in my Women in Wool series, this time chatting to knitwear designer Frankie

Kate’s Sunday Journal 7 June 26: How Many Products is Too Many?

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 31 May 26: Britwashing

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 24 May 26: A Visit to Manufacturers in Ayrshire

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Kate’s Sunday Journal 17 May 26: UK-made T-shirts

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Weaving Wool in Yorkshire with Laura Watts at Marton Mills

In this episode of the Women in Wool series, I'm joined by Laura Watts, managing director of Marton Mills, 3rd generation family weaving business based in Otley, Yorkshir

A Visit to Laxtons Spinning Mill with Carly Smith & Rochelle Tracey

In this episode of the Women in Wool series, I visited Laxtons Yarns in Baildon, Yorkshire, a fourth generation family spinning mill that is now employee-owned. I was gi

For the Love of Knitting with Genevieve Sweeney

In this episode of the Women in Wool series, I take a trip to the beautiful Essex countryside to visit knitwear designer Genevieve Sweeney in her micro factory, where she