Johnstons of Elgin remains both family-owned and less ... Scottish cadence that’s as comforting as the brand’s cashmere blankets. The mill workers also share that calming expertise as they ...

‘The whole purpose of Johnstons of Elgin is for the benefit of the community,’ she says. ‘In terms of what we make, you could plant one of our blankets back into the ground if you wanted to! We don't ...

The word Elgin may conjure an infamous set ... machines used to weave a Dior cashmere wool-blend blanket. In keeping with references in Johnstons' archives, its edges were finished with a ...

Made in Scotland for over two centuries, historic mill Johnstons of Elgin is known for its wool and cashmere knitted using time-honoured techniques passed through generations. Its range of blankets ...

If you are looking for a symbol of British manufacturing excellence, you would be hard pressed to find a better example than Johnstons of Elgin, which will celebrate its 225th anniversary next year.

Rich in heritage and craftsmanship, Johnstons of Elgin deals in the finest woolens and cashmere knitwear. Alexander Johnston founded Johnstons of Elgin on the banks of the river Lossie over ...

Creative Director Alan Scott said: “This collection really completes the overall architecture of The Johnstons of Elgin ... company supplied the first blankets to Elgin's Dr Gray's Hospital ...

The IIYP scheme is supported by £1m funding from the Scottish Government. Johnstons of Elgin received the accreditation for its focus on creating employment and training opportunities. In recent years ...

Founded in 1797 by Alexander Johnston, Johnstons of Elgin quickly became a leader in the wool industry, expanding into knitwear in the 1970s. A family-run business, it continues to be driven by ...

Johnstons of Elgin, a company that has been making cashmere products since 1851, gave us a peek inside the cashmere-making process. Here's how cashmere is made. This prized material stems from the ...

JOHNSTONS of Elgin, the cashmere specialist which manufactures jumpers and scarves, tumbled into the red last year as it suffered a hangover from a milder 2011/12 winter in key markets including ...