The official name for this collection is Heads or Tails because of all of the flamboyant Game Birds jostling for attention on these exuberant designs. However here at Clare Haggas it is affectionately known as Bruce and Friends as it has taken the place of my well loved George. I like to keep my designs fresh and never flood the market, I also strive for my ladies to always have something new each year that they can parade without seeing too many people also in my designs, whilst, both in the countryside and also whilst out on the town, or at work. Therefore it was time that George flew the nest and let his countryside mates thrive in the limelight. I think this is definitely my most effervescent and captivating design to date, the hardest decision will be which one to choose. Bruce and Friends is available in a wide variety of colours and sizes. I wanted to offer my customers elegant pieces which cater for all budgets, and in classic heritage designs colours so they stay in your wardrobe for years. They will never date and they can even be passed down as heirlooms in years to come. Each and every one of my designs undergoes meticulous attention to detail making them the most luxurious and faultless scarves available today.
Each of my pieces are hand made from the finest natural fabric and made entirely in England.
Silk is a very porous fabric so please do not expose any of my accessories to severe elements, or wear in wet hair. This can cause the original artwork to discolour and affect the quality of your piece, resulting in irreversible damage.
If you need to clean your beautiful accessories please dry clean only.
Here at Clare Haggas, we are incredibly proud to be entirely ‘British Designed and Made’. A rich heritage of British make and materials is at the heart of this brand and brings with it the promise of immaculate craftsmanship, innovative blends and undisputed reliability.
Clare is committed to ongoing sustainability through transparent and ethical production and believes whole-heartedly in the exciting future of the British textiles industry.
