British Countryside Batts

Meet Flint — a deep, rich teal-navy inspired by the ancient flint stones of the British chalk downlands, where freshly struck flint reveals a strik...

Meet Skylark — a deep, cool charcoal grey inspired by the brooding skies over the British uplands, where the iconic skylark climbs and sings above ...

Meet Ember — a deep, smoldering crimson-red inspired by the glowing heart of a dying fire, where dark burgundy and bright red dance together in the...

Meet Windrow — a rich, warm golden amber inspired by the long rows of cut hay laid out to dry across British fields in the height of summer, glowin...

Meet Bracken — a deep, earthy olive-brown inspired by the dense carpets of bracken fern that blanket the hillsides and moorlands of Britain as they...

Meet Barley — a deep, rich reddish-brown inspired by the dark, roasted tones of barley grain and the warm earth of freshly turned British farmland ...

Meet Seafret — named for the ethereal coastal sea mist that drifts silently inland along the cliffs and shores of northeastern England, softening e...

Meet Pasture — a rich, earthy green inspired by the rolling meadows and open grazing fields of the British countryside. Each batt is carded from a ...

Meet Plum — a deep, jewel-toned purple-magenta inspired by the wild plum trees and hedgerow fruits of the British countryside, heavy with dark, lus...

Meet Glade — a deep, rich forest green inspired by the sheltered clearings and ancient woodland interiors of the British countryside, where towerin...

Meet Brook — a cool, clear blue inspired by the gently flowing streams and babbling waterways that wind through the British countryside. Each batt ...

Meet Lilac — a soft, dusky purple inspired by the hedgerow blooms and wild meadow flowers of the British countryside. Each batt is carded from a bl...