Edinburgh fashion: independent boutiques, jewellers, tailors, bridal shops, menswear, vintage and local labels.
Edinburgh fashion designer Judy R. Clark saw her knitwear and a Scottish lace shirt worn by Claudia Winkleman on The Celebrity Traitors, with two pieces selling out within hours.
Howie Nicholsby of 21st Century Kilts, on the Royal Mile since 1996, has appealed for UNESCO protection for the craft of hand-sewn kilt making after dressing Sam Heughan in New York.
Founded by school friends Christie Aitchison and Pete Burt, Edinburgh's Universal Language designs fan clothing celebrating Scottish football culture and has sold 5,000 products since launching.
Led by four women from Edinburgh's jewellery scene, Alchemy: Goldsmiths Scotland will bring 50 leading jewellers and silversmiths to the City Art Centre from 15 to 18 April 2027.
Morningside jeweller Sarah Hutchison's preloved arm of SH Jewellery has found new homes for hundreds of handmade pieces, including rare Wendy Ramshaw rings, and she is now co-leading a new jewellery fair.
Around 20 Edinburgh College of Art fashion students will spend a year learning from luxury retailers at Multrees Walk, creating a Spring/Summer 2027 collection from concept to manufacture.
Leith makerspace Edinburgh Open Workshop has launched new classes in machine knitting, garment construction and laser cut-and-sew, alongside clothing repair events and family making days.
Edinburgh knitwear brand Woolkind has launched its first customisable garments, merino tank tops knitted to order in 21 colours, with a fit library built by local volunteers.
Edinburgh start-up UNA Watch has launched what it calls the world's first modular and repairable GPS sports watch, with replaceable parts and an open software platform.
Beaverbrooks Edinburgh, the jeweller's first store dedicated to its own Beaverbrooks collections, has marked five years in St James Quarter with a birthday weekend for customers.