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EVENT PREVIEW: AUTUMN FAIR 2024


AUTUMN FAIR CHAMPIONS BRITISH & SUSTAINABLE BRANDS


Autumn Fair, the UK’s largest seasonal showcase for Home, Gift & Fashion will offer an exciting showcase of British and sustainable brands at the next show with handy Made in Britain and Sustainability trails to guide visitors as they navigate the show from 1st – 4th September at the NEC in Birmingham.


T


his autumn, the NEC in Birmingham will come to life with over 800 brands presenting their latest


collections for retailers to add an injection of seasonal newness during retail’s peak buying period. Soraya Gadelrab, Event Director at Autumn Fair says “The desire for British-made and sustainably produced products continues to grow and are especially popular for the festive gifting season. We’re delighted to see so many brands making a difference and look forward to presenting them to you in September.”


Gifting trends Sustainable products and British creativity abound in the Gift destination, with the trend towards growing or making your own kits continuing. Driven by a mission to lead a global movement toward sustainability and self-sufficiency, Urban Farm-It aspires to positively disrupt the current food production culture. Showing for the first time, visit their stand to discover the wonderful and alternative world of urban farming through accessible education and top quality resources. Established in 2019, the goal has been to simplify ‘grow your own’ practices for consumers by incorporating aquaponics, hydroponics, fungi culture, and permaculture into daily life. Their Mushroom Grow Kits look set to become a top gifting product. Their system is unlike any other mushroom kit on the market and guarantees freshness, quality and high yield.


Also first timers at Autumn Fair,


Craft Your Own will showcase their alcohol themed craft kits with tasting samples on offer. Co-founder Nigel Ferrier says: “Autumn Fair this year for us is a huge milestone as it will


10 DIY WEEK JULY 2024


business which are all finished in the UK. Select one of over 300 different blank products, then choose the artwork from their partnered talented artists Julia Seaton, Julia Gash, Anderson Design Group, own brands and licenses, or alternatively upload your own artwork. They will also showcase their sustainable Bambino wooden toys.


An exciting mix of men’s


the first time our new brand – Craft Your Own will be seen at this show. It will also be the first outing of our new range. For years we had produced variations of gin making kits and now we have rum, whisky and vodka joining the family. We believe in tasting is believing. So, on our stand you will be able to taste the results of using our kits. People are always surprised how good the end results are.” For ethically sourced spice kits blended in small batches in the UK, look no further than Spice Kitchen, a family-run spice company founded in 2012 by mother and son duo Shashi and Sanjay Aggarwal. Visit the show to discover all their spice blends including the Gift Of The Year award winning Indian Spice Tin with Silk Sari Wrap – their very first product which comes with a recipe booklet of their favourite curries and Indian dishes, and can be wrapped in a beautiful sari gift- wrap for that extra special touch. Plus, a meal is donated to a child


who needs it for every tin bought. Tilnar Art has been at the


forefront of an influx of innovative products that are not only fair trade and handmade but also recyclable, reflecting the growing consumer demand for ethical and sustainable goods. Tilnar Art has been ahead of this curve for nearly 20 years with each product being meticulously handmade, ensuring uniqueness and high quality, while supporting fair wages and safe working conditions for the artisans. Additionally, their recyclable


nature means they can be repurposed or returned to the earth, making them an excellent choice for environmentally conscious consumers. This blend of ethical production and environmental sustainability represents a significant step forward in the creation of products that respect both people and the planet. Widdop & Co has launched its Now or Never Studios offering personalised products for your


grooming brands join the line-up this Autumn including Manley & Moosh. Founded by TV personality Cliff Parisi, Manley & Moosh is launching its innovative men’s skincare range at the show which aims to redefine men’s skincare with high-quality, eco-friendly products for every man who values both his appearance and the planet. Eco Chic will present its Christmas organic cotton socks at the Autumn Fair. Made from 100% organic cotton, these socks are not only soft and comfortable but also environmentally friendly. Featuring charming holiday patterns such as snowflakes, reindeer, and Santa designs, they add a festive touch to any outfit. For more socks, visitSoctopus, a family owned and operated sock business with a simple mission - to spread joy with every pair you wear or gift with sock styles of every possibility - animals, food and drink, sports, hobbies, flowers, even a licensed range! Their latest venture, the Bamboo Range, is a part of their continued efforts towards sustainability – the socks are made from FSC Certified bamboo and are durable and eco- friendly. The business is also plastic- free, using cardboard and thread for sock hang cards and paper packaging for online orders. For products that make people smile, visit Pikkii. A friendly bunch of designers and creatives, since 2016 Pikkii have been working their socks off designing and making


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