“A wine with an ultra-complex palate and great structure, aided by supple, sweet tannins on the finish.” – James Halliday, Wine Companion 2002.

New winemaker, Barney Mitchell and Vineyard Manager, Paul McGrath are firm believers in the adage that fine wines are made in vineyards. Their hands on approach to wine-making is now bearing fruit as wine connoisseurs discover the excellence of Driftwood’s premium wines.

From the second half of the seventeenth century, brass blazer buttons were produced in the city of London for military and civilian wear. When manufacturing became uneconomical in the more expensive parts of London, production moved to Brimingham in the Midlands, where it has continued for more than a hundred years.

Unlike inferior products, Holland & Sherry brass blazer buttons are all made in England. Each button is cut from solid brass and individually die-stamped in the traditional way, and then rough-buffed by hand in preparation for plating, as appropriate, in either 9CT gold, silver, antique silver or bronze finishes.

The majority of our buttons also feature enamel detail in one, two or three different colours. Each enamelling is applied at one at a time using a fine paintbrush, before being fired in a kiln at a very high temperature to ensure permanence. After cooling, the button is carefully inspected and the raised detail is burnished by hand.

In the new GOLD BUTTON COLLECTION VII, Holland & Sherry is introducing, for the first time, a small range of buttons incorporating TWO COLOUR plating. All buttons are produced by craftsmen using traditional hand skills, and are inspected at each stage of the month-long production process.

Holland & Sherry produce the best suiting materials in the world. Suits are made of high quality that are long lasting and bring out the best in a person who wears it.

Holland & Sherry produce the best suiting materials in the world. Suits are made of high quality that are long lasting and bring out the best in a person who wears it.

In 1827 English Oak began weaving fine cloths using traditional methods and craftsmanship skills in a small mill in Huddersfield. This is a valuable Holland & Sherry operation and continues to use the heritage and expertise of these craftsmen to offer a bespoke design weaving service to customers worldwide. Narrow width (75cm) Jacquard and full width Dobby Looms are particularly useful for their flexibility and versatility in producing sample lengths for the customer looking for an exclusive product creation or wishing to create a personal or corporate design. Limited supplies of rare and ultra-fine fibres are bought by Holland & Sherry, these are woven into luxurious limited edition collections that are shown below.