Eloise Grey
Fine Ethical Clothing. Made in the United Kingdom. Fabrics Created with
Beauty and Respect. Organic Scottish Tweeds a Speciality.
Eloise Grey launched her first collection of ladies’ coats & jackets made from organic and ethical tweeds in 2007. Her 2010 collection includes skirts, trousers, blouses and other carefully sourced textiles. Available online, at Eloise Grey’s stockists and from her Farnham studio.
Friday 17th - Sunday 19th September, 2010
9am - 6pm.
Eloise Grey will be taking a stand with bespoke shoemakers carréducker at this historic motor race meeting. Take a step back in time and join them with her 1930’s and 1940’s inspired tailoring. Goodwood Revival restores the circuit to its heyday. most visitors wear period clothing and only vintage vehicles are allowed within the circuit.
16th & 17th October, 2010.
Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th October, 2010.
10 am - 5pm.
Come and join Eloise Grey at this premium craft event of the South East, the festival of craft in Farnham Maltings. Eloise has her studio in this vibrant arts centre. She will have her collection of tweeds and other work from her Garden collection and some knitwear from her favourite UK makers.
Eloise Grey, Finalist for Good Business Awards 2010.
4th August 2010.
Eloise Grey has been selected as a finalist in the Good Business Awards in the fashion category. These awards were judged by Wayne Hemmingway MBE; Lisa Armstrong, Fashion Editor of The Times and Shelly Vella, Fashion Director of Cosmopolitan. These awards are a showcase for businesses that espouse the RSPCA’s policy of encouraging the fashion industry to implement policies that will have a positive impact on animal welfare.
7th-10th July, 2010
Wednesday 7th - Friday 9th July, 10 am - 8 pm. Press & Buyers Only.
Saturday 10th July, 12pm - 6pm. Open Public Day.
Eloise Grey has been invited to show at this innovative and refreshing concept fair, officially part of Mercedes Benz Berlin Fashion Week. GREENshowroom redefines the meaning of luxury in an exciting and design-led way with products which are conceived in a socially responsible way with ecological materials.
The first three days (7th - 9th July) are dedicated to press and buyers and Saturday 10th is open to the general public wishing to view Eloise Grey’s work or make purchases.
26th June, 2010
Saturday 26th June, 2010.
11 am - 5 pm.
Eloise is pleased to invite you to the Selvedge Summer Fair at St Augustine’s Hall, near the Selvedge shop. It’s a lovely, old-fashioned space with wooden beams which will be transformed by ’Cabbages and Roses’ and a stage area where tea will be served on quaint crockery supplied by ’Vintage Party’.
The fair will be open from 11 am - 5pm with 30 other handpicked stalls including Eloise Grey, from Selvedge’s favourite makers.
Every Weekend In May 2009
A selection of work from fine artists and makers.
Every Saturday & Sunday in May 2010
11am - 6pm
An amazing selection of work from over 25 artists and makers. All welcome to this event in a house with Bloomsbury group associations. Some of Eloise Grey’s work will be on sale.
6th-12th May, 2010
Thursday 6th May - Private View.
Friday 7th May - Wednesday 12th May 10 am - 5 pm (except Sunday)
Eloise will be launching her Summer Collection in a joint show with Hepsibah. Hepsibah will be coming out of retirement and showing an exquisite capsule collection of New Millinery using only the most rare and exquisite trim she has collected and treasured for many years.
To add further interest, Hepsibah, will be painting portraits of her most loyal devotees wearing a hat from her new collection. The portraits, limited to 10, are inspired by Cadell’s, Woman in the Feathered Hat, from the Fleming Collection. These unique portraits, in Scottish Colourist style, will be on show at the exhibition.
26th - 29th March, 2010.
Eloise returns to teach Simple Sewing Skills course at West Dean College in the South Downs.
West Dean is a very special internationally-renowned centre for study in creative arts. A residential college which attracts a wide range of artists and craftspeople, gardeners and writers to learn and teach.
Saturday 27th & Sunday 28th March, 2010
11 am - 6pm.
While Eloise Grey is teaching at West Dean, her tweeds will be in this very ancient and beautiful barn in Elstead for two days during her father’s watercolour exhibition. Alex will be there to help you try on and see if you can find a bargain. She will be selling some old stock and samples as well as showing some new work for 2010.
The Old Farmhouse is more or less opposite the Golden Fleece on the main road going through Elstead. Coming from Milford (A3) you go past the Green and it’s on the right. Coming from Farnham it’s the second entrance on your left after the bridge. Get in touch about getting to the Old Farmhouse, or ask Eloise to make sure any garment you might want is on show.
Saturday 13th February, 2010
11 am - 6pm.
Eloise Grey has donated one of her Toklas jackets to be auctioned at a sumptuous ball in aid of HFT, a national charity which supports those with learning difficulties.
28th January, 2010
Please make an appointment.
Eloise will be at the Hepsibah Gallery on Thursday 28th January to meet customers. She will bring specific garments on request so please contact her to arrange your visit. View the collection in order to select which garments you would like her to bring.
Oct - December, 2009
Eloise Grey at Eco Age’s 12 Degrees of Fashion.
Eloise Grey has been invited to participate in 12 Degrees; bringing you face to face with the best in ethical fashion. The brainchild of Livia Firth, of pioneering eco-design shop, Eco Age. Eloise’s ladieswear will be stocked from October to the end of December as part of their heritage season.
For more information visit Eco Age.
The coat collection recalls the period of fine tailoring of the 1930s and 1940s before mass-production came to dominate clothing choice. The garments are constructed using a more traditional approach to tailoring and are made in the UK. This not only affects the look and feel of the coat but also the longevity of the coat.
The tweeds are woven by the Isle of Mull Weavers in the Hebridean Isles of Scotland at Ardalanish Organic Farm.