Trace the Braemar Blazer
Trace your wool back to the British Farm the fleece started on.
By using 100% British materials, we support native breeds and local farmers, ensuring every label reflects a genuine "Made in the UK" journey
Trace your wool back to the British Farm the fleece started on.
By using 100% British materials, we support native breeds and local farmers, ensuring every label reflects a genuine "Made in the UK" journey
Every CLÒ FOLD garment is made using 100% British wool sourced through British Wool, the farmer-owned organisation that collects, grades and auctions fleece from farms across the UK. Each piece carries official British Wool authentication labels to verify its origin.
We pay our growers 25p above auction price, actively creating demand for British fleece at a time when wool is widely undervalued and often fails to cover the cost of shearing. By paying above market rate and committing to British sourcing, we help return tangible value to the farmers who care for the land and livestock behind every fleece.
The farms listed below form part of our verified supply network. This is full supply transparency, from fleece to finished garment.
The Braemar / Provenance Archive
Behind the Braemar are the farmers and flocks that care for our countryside. Explore the British farms connected to the wool used to create our Braemar Blazer.
| Farmer Name | Location | Flock Size |
|---|---|---|
| Marshall | Devon | 1,197 |
| Conio | Wiltshire | 156 |
| Hawke | Wiltshire | 2,297 |
| Wilkinson | Dorset | 1,065 |
| Atterton | Wiltshire | 2,415 |
| Steeple | Dorset | 4,077 |
| Strete | Devon | 609 |
| Hosking | Devon | 227 |
| Curtis | Somerset | 624 |
| Roberts | Denbighshire | 1,685 |
| Jones | Montgomeryshire | 3,323 |
| Jones | Denbighshire | 4,604 |
| Yabsley | Devon | 230 |
| Pearce | Cornwall | 286 |
| Fooks | Dorset | 2,990 |
| Harding | Devon | 971 |
| Rabjohns | Devon | 1,871 |
| Chave | Devon | 963 |
| Derryman | Devon | 1,354 |
| Simpson | Dorset | 366 |
| Tripp | Devon | 949 |
| Berry | Devon | 1,658 |
| Burrough | Devon | 633 |
| Body | Kent | 1,816 |
| Knight | Sussex | 4,684 |
| Lovejoy | Kent | 2,708 |
| Cross | Norfolk | 1,955 |
| Pannell | Sussex | 1,826 |
| Allen | Sussex | 869 |
| Williams | Denbighshire | 527 |
| Wilde | Shropshire | 875 |
| Jones | Denbighshire | 354 |
| Owen | Anglesey | 1,727 |
Farm and flock information supplied through the wool traceability records.
Designed in Norfolk and shaped by our Land Led Living ethos, CLÒ FOLD is grounded in the British countryside that inspires it.
Each gilet is cut, constructed and tailored in Norwich, less than 20 miles from our brand’s base, keeping craftsmanship close to home and production intentionally local.
Our British wool is woven in a traditional Yorkshire textile mill, continuing generations of cloth-making heritage.
Satin linings are manufactured in Essex, while our labels are made in Pembrokeshire. Every component sourced within the UK to maintain skill, provenance and accountability.
Buttons are crafted by Cotswold Courtney & Co using Irish dairy milk, blending rural material innovation with traditional workmanship.
Our packaging is produced in Coventry, ensuring that from fibre to final delivery, every element remains proudly British.
The Romney is a hardy native British sheep breed originating from the Romney Marsh in Kent.
Romney wool produces exceptional woven fabrics thanks to its long, strong fibres, natural resilience and subtle lustre. It creates cloth with excellent structure, durability and crease resistance while remaining comfortable to wear, making it ideal for timeless tailoring, outerwear and classic British tweeds.
Look for the British Wool Shepherd's Crook mark to know your garment contains genuine British wool. This trusted symbol guarantees the fibre has been sourced from British farms, supporting UK shepherds, rural communities and a natural, renewable fibre with a proud farming heritage.
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