Heirlooms H


eirlooms are synonymous in the yacht industry for combining the very finest materials and traditional craftsmanship to create


linens of exceptional quality. The dedicated team of highly skilled crafts people share a vision of quality, passion for perfection and the desire to create linens of lasting beauty giving the best night’s sleep. Their expertise in designing and manufacturing bespoke linens allows them to create linens that are as individual as the yachts themselves and people they work with. To meet with their clients’ needs Heirlooms have created a range of luxurious spa linens specifically designed to enhance the spa experience. For more details Tel: +44 (0)1243 820 252 or visit www.heirlooms-linens.com


Gillian Weir


A wealth of experience supplying accessories to the superyacht industry has led Gillian Weir to specialise in one of the finest fibres in the world, cashmere. Gillian Weir weave for high-end retailers including Harrods and their throws, blankets and cushions can be found in the most luxurious superyachts, homes and ski chalets, from the Caribbean to Courchevel. Each piece is custom made to perfectly accessorise any interior. Hand woven in a choice of pure cashmere, a silky blend of bamboo and cashmere or 50/50 cashmere and merino lambswool, these are items to be treasured. With a palette of 165 luscious shades and 12 weaves to choose from, the options are endless. For more details Tel: +44 (0)1943 467 353 or visit www.cashmereandrarefibres.com


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