The J. Press Shaggy Dog collection is a testament to the collaborative efforts of former boss Irving Press and the head of a centuries-old Scottish sweater maker. Celebrated for its rich color, thick construction, and incredibly soft-to-the-touch feel is made from hand-brushed Shetland wool. Its classic fit and thick weave lets you easily layer your sweater over a button-down.

Image 1: Sweater pictured in Ivory

Image 2: Hat pictured in Lovat

The winner may take home the Size M Sweater in Ivory and Lovat or Ivory Hat - or choose to redeem for the size and colors of your choosing.

Generously donated by J. Press

Cabbages & Roses was founded by ex Vogue girl Christina Strutt in 2000. It is an independent, family run business based in Somerset which specialises in British made fashion, printed fabrics and lifestyle goods for the home.

The company was created to fulfill the need for something beautiful and practical to be incorporated into everyday living. The collections are unique, renowned for their British eccentricity and their focus on cozy, generous living.

Size Medium, runs small. Only one size available.

Generously donated by Cabbages & Roses

Knitted using 14 colours of yarn, the multicolored Lady Katrine socks and scarves are the statement pieces of any outfit. Designed, knitted and hand finished in Scotland by House of Cheviot.

House of Cheviot was established in 2002 and is now renowned as the world's leading luxury sock manufacturer. Their socks have featured in TV shows and films including The Crown and Wonder Woman. House of Cheviot are proud to be official sock manufacturers for Team Scotland (Commonwealth Games).

Generously donated by House of Cheviot

Soft, stylish and wonderfully warm! 100% Cashmere by Walker Slater in a dark purple, grey, and gold tartan.

Walker Slater was founded in 1989 in the Scottish Highlands before later settling Edinburgh's Old Town, which is where its headquarters are today. Despite now being over 30 years old, the company has not deviated from its mission, which is to champion the heritage and sustainability of tweed and woollen fabrics through contemporary and elegant clothing.

Generously donated by Walker Slater

The Barbour Classic Beadnell Wax Jacket is based on the legendary Bedale, updated with a new cut and seaming to create a more feminine silhouette with a timeless Barbour feel. Crafted with a Sylkoil waxed cotton outer and a cotton lining to the body which carries Barbour's signature tartan, it's ideal for year-round wear and can be layered up or worn solo depending on the season.

The winner will receive a voucher to redeem for the size of your choice.

Generously donated by Barbour

Constructed in Barbour's signature Sylkoil waxed cotton, with a matte finish and a comfortable, lived-in feel. Inspired by Barbour's Scottish heritage, the iconic Original Classic Tartan trims the Ashby's lining and inside pockets, adding unmistakable authenticity.

The winner will receive a voucher to redeem for the size of their choice.

Generously donated by Barbour

Soft grays and blues blend together in a herringbone pattern with an orange overcheck in the Aran scarf, made from luxurious Harris Tweed and lined with the softest Scottish cashmere in a stunning orange hue by Kitty Mackenzie.

Harris Tweed is woven from pure wool and hand woven by the island weavers on the Isle of Harris and Lewis, using traditional methods. Unusually the wool is dyed before being spun so each thread contains a multitude of different colours, producing a cloth of great depth and complexity. Just take a look at the close up! The tweed provides optimum protection against the cold, wind and rain whilst the sumptuously soft cashmere side is worn next to the skin for exceptional comfort and warmth. Limited edition, handmade in Scotland.

Generously donated by Scottish Textiles Showcase

Choose from over 500 tartans and join one of ScotlandShop's experienced staff to be measured in their brand new Albany store or virtually via video call. Enjoy choosing all the details to create a truly bespoke garment!

The ScotlandShop collection is inspired and influenced by the multitude of color to be found in Scottish plaids, steeped in history yet still a fundamental part of the fashion industry. The business was founded on not only a love of fashion, fabric, and Scottish culture, but also a desire to contribute to the development of the local rural economy in the Scottish Borders.

Voucher valid for 12 months from April 14, 2022

Generously donated by ScotlandShop

TROY is a British luxury clothing brand, with a focus on elegant, timeless, and sustainable outerwear and wardrobe staples. They craft all of their garments in the UK, working only with the highest quality materials and the best of British manufacturing.

The winner may redeem for the size and color of your choosing. If you are between sizes, sizing up is recommended to allow for layering in colder months.

Generously donated by TROY London

The flagship store of Gordon Nicolson Kiltmakers is nestled into the shop floor of a seventeenth-century tenement on Edinburgh's historic Royal Mile, where they have been trading handmade kilts and highlandwear since April 2009. The man with his name above the door (you can call him 'Gordon') had a simple dream: to promote a better standard of kiltmaking by focusing on authentic Scottish craftsmanship. In many ways, Gordon was a lot like legendary author Sir Walter Scott. Not because he wrote epic pieces of romantic fiction (not yet anyway) but because he was an Edinburgh man with a Highlander's heart. Like Sir Walter, Gordon is committed to the preservation and celebration of his national heritage through his favorite medium.

Note that images depict designs, prize is only redeemable in Weathered Black Watch tartan. Image 3 depicts sample of Weathered Black Watch tartan.

Generously donated by Gordon Nicolson Kiltmakers

This is one of only twelve limited-edition scarves, handwoven in the Araminta Campbell Edinburgh studio with the finest craftsmanship, this item is made from carefully sourced 100% British alpaca. A delightfully versatile accessory that can be worn as a scarf or small shawl.

Weaving is one of Scotland's ancient crafts, contributing to the country's rich textile history. The team at Araminta Campbell are helping to preserve this amazing story of Scotland's heritage, by using local materials, traditional methods, and expert craftsmanship to create their one of kind handwoven pieces. An appreciation of Scotland's natural landscape and fond memories of tartans worn at special family occasions sparked Araminta's early interest in textiles, eventually leading her to learn weaving and open her studio on the outskirts of Edinburgh in 2014. The studio houses two antique looms that are still used today to create these pieces.

Generously donated by Araminta Campbell