Peregrine
Peregrine is a story of British heritage reimagined for a thriving future. Born in 1796 and carried forward by eight generations of the Glover family, the brand is a living testament to patience, continuity, and care – a family business that has endured for over two centuries without ever losing sight of its roots in the British countryside.
Every garment is shaped by the land it comes from: wool shorn on regenerative farms, spun and knitted in historic mills, and cut into timeless silhouettes that outlast seasons. Entirely made in the UK, Peregrine is more than clothing – it is a celebration of local craft, rural landscapes, and a quiet resistance to the speed of fast fashion.
Created for those who believe that true luxury is measured in integrity and longevity, Peregrine garments are designed to be companions for a lifetime: pieces that hold both story and substance, carrying forward the values of craft, community, and care.
Highlights
- British-Made Excellence: Peregrine designs and manufactures its knitwear in the UK, supporting local makers, and collaborates with a family-run business in Spain to produce its shirts.
- Heritage Meets Innovation: As a family-run brand for over 200 years, Peregrine blends traditional craftsmanship with forward-thinking ethical practices.
- Nature Based: The brand uses traceable, natural materials like British wool and sources regeneratively farmed wool for nearly half of its knitwear.
- Long-lasting Design: With timeless design at its core, Peregrine champions a slow fashion approach that resists fast, disposable trends.
Latest Products from Peregrine
Unisex Ford Cagoule
Original price was: £275.00.£137.50Current price is: £137.50.
Fisherman Cardigan
£165.00
Planet
For Peregrine, sustainability begins in the soil. By working with regenerative farmers and partnering with organisations like Pasture for Life and SoilMentor, the brand supports landscapes that thrive—where sheep graze in ways that enrich ecosystems, restore topsoil, and lock carbon back into the earth.
Wool is a naturally renewable, biodegradable fibre, and Peregrine uses it in its purest form, avoiding synthetic blends that compromise recyclability. This commitment extends to durability: wax jackets designed to be rewaxed and re-worn, knitwear designed to be repaired and handed down. Each choice is made with circularity in mind, ensuring that what is taken from the earth is given back in care.
People
Peregrine is anchored in the belief that craft and community are inseparable. Its entire supply chain remains within Britain, ensuring full traceability and supporting the livelihoods of spinners, knitters, and finishers whose skills carry generations of tradition.
By producing locally, the brand not only guarantees ethical working standards but also preserves knowledge that might otherwise be lost in a globalised fashion system. Each garment is therefore not only material but human: woven with patience, expertise, and pride.
Business
Still family-run after more than two centuries, Peregrine embodies the rare continuity of businesses that honour legacy while embracing renewal. The company works closely with UK farmers and global partners such as Textile Exchange, embedding responsibility into every business decision.
Rather than chasing rapid expansion, Peregrine grows deliberately, aligning its collections with regenerative practices and transparent sourcing. Its long view is clear: to ensure the brand’s next century is as purposeful as its past.
Animals
Animal welfare lies at the centre of Peregrine’s sourcing. They state that every fleece comes from non-mulesed sheep, raised on pasture-led farms where high welfare is the standard, not the exception. These flocks live in balance with the land, and the wool they yield is a direct expression of a farming system built on respect, stewardship, and care.
Shipping & Contact
Registered Company Number: 02340558
Unit 1 Montpelier Central Trading Estate Station Road Bristol BS6 5EE
VAT number: 550610379