How it began...

In 1990, Nick and Kath Whitworth saw an advert in a local Cornish paper which caught their eye, offering a small sheepskin boot-making business for sale. They bought it with just seven pairs in stock and taught themselves to sew. Within a year they’d built up a loyal following, and decided to become a mail order company. By 1997 they were so successful, they also began to produce clothing using the same ethos that they started with; by using natural fibres, classic style and premium quality.

        

By 2013, the name Celtic Sheepskin changed to trade under Celtic & Co. as a way of retaining the brand's heritage but also reflecting the increased product range alongside the boots and slippers which remain at the heart of Celtic & Co.

              

Handmade sheepskin slippers

Shop collection

... then came the catalogues...

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Celtic & Co. Knitwear

Our luxury knitwear has become renowned for it's high quality and individuality. From beautifully rustic Irish Donegal wool, to Geelong wool's cashmere-like softness, we only use the finest natural yarns in our knits - including a large range of British made knitwear.

Making a Statement

The best-selling classic Donegal knit

The Statement Donegal

Our Statement Donegal Jumper has rustic charm, made from Irish spun Donegal yarn. Featuring a uniquely coloured yoke design with contrasting cuffs, and a slouchy but statement fit to finish there is no wonder it’s been our all time best selling jumper.

     

The 35th Anniversary Collection

“For this collection, we really wanted to celebrate what Celtic & Co. is known for – timeless, heritage pieces made with beautiful natural fibres. But at the same time, we’ve added a modern edge. Whether it’s through updated fits, new textures, or a fresh colour palette, it’s all about keeping the brand’s roots alive while making it feel current and wearable today.”

- Ciara, senior knitwear designer

        

“In our 35th anniversary year, we're championing what it means to be a British brand today; inspired by our heritage, re-imagining traditional British design, and pioneer a future where we consider our impact on people and planet much more closely.”

- Stevi, creative lead