Peregrine
Peregrine's story goes back to 1796, when Thomas Glover set up as a hand frame knitter in Wigston Magna, just outside Leicester. By the late 1860s Samuel Glover employed more than 26 people at a factory on Moat Street. John George Glover set up J. G. Glover & Co Ltd in 1901, and Donald Glover created the Peregrine Clothing name in 1956. Tom Glover joined in 2003 and now leads the business, which the family has run for eight generations. Its base today is Montpelier in Bristol, and its own Manchester knitwear factory dates from 2012.
Clothing
Shown here are the merino Ford Crew jumper from Manchester, the waxed cotton Bexley Jacket from Smethwick, the fully knitted Jones polo from Wolverhampton and the Heavyweight T-Shirt from the West Midlands. We've checked only these pieces; some other Peregrine lines are made in Spain and Portugal.
Only the pieces listed here have been checked as made in Britain. Some other Peregrine lines are made in Spain and Portugal.
£75–£149
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£150–£299
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£75–£149
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Shown here are cotton court socks, merino wool park socks and British wool boot socks, all made in Loughborough at a family-run factory that has been making socks since 1895.
Only the pieces listed here have been checked as made in Britain. Some other Peregrine lines are made in Spain and Portugal.
£25–£39
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£15–£24
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£15–£24
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