Linton Tweeds

Linton Tweeds, founded in 1912 by Scotsman William Linton, stands as a testament to a century-long journey marked by resilience, innovation, and a commitment to excellence in the textile and fashion industry. Situated in the Caldewgate area of Carlisle, near the Scottish border and the famed Lake District, Linton Mill emerged as a beacon of quality fabrics, with a story deeply intertwined with the evolution of fashion on both sides of the Atlantic.

Establishing itself as a prominent name in the industry, Linton Tweeds solidified its reputation for high-quality fabrics under the visionary leadership of William Linton. The fortuitous friendship with Parisian couturier Captain Molyneux in the 1920s opened doors to an enduring relationship with the iconic Coco Chanel, making Linton Tweeds the prestigious supplier to one of the most influential fashion houses of the time. As Linton Tweeds navigates the challenges of a dynamic economic climate, the company remains committed to ongoing investments in the mill and, most importantly, its exceptional and dedicated staff. The legacy of Linton Tweeds continues to evolve and flourish, a story that spans a century and resonates with the spirit of innovation, adaptability, and unwavering commitment to quality.