THE UK S largest shoe manufacturer has launched a new range of lace-up pumps in collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society. Lancashire based Hotter Shoes says that it is working with the gardening charity in order to produce the new range to coincide with lockdown restrictions easing in the Spring. The designs are based on floral illustrations held in the Society s collections. Hotter chief product officer Claire Pearl said: “Our design team created these practical, comfortable, modern and stylish designs in collaboration with the RHS to launch just in time for the start of national easing of lockdown. Like many other organisations and visitor attractions across the country, the RHS has been severely impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic and at Hotter, we wanted to play our part in raising awareness of this fantastic horticultural charity.
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Hotter Shoes has collaborated with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) to launch special edition lace-up pumps designed to help pave a path through Britain’s Covid-19 economic and societal recovery.
As the UK’s largest shoe manufacturer, Hotter is working with the world’s leading gardening charity as the nation’s lockdown restrictions ease this spring. The collaboration comes as the RHS has been impacted by Coronavirus restrictions, with the number of garden visitors being reduced in the last 12 months due to social distancing.
Hotter has created two exclusive pattern designs using seven floral illustrations which were chosen from the extensive RHS Lindley Collections of more than 25,000 botanical images. Hotter’s design team created the unique RHS Rose Floral using six different floral images and RHS Blue Floral using a modern wildflower meadow repeat. Each was created for the Molly canvas shoe and a total of
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The Royal Horticultural Society has launched a new range of toiletries in partnership with its licensing partner Heathcote & Ivory, a leading name in British beauty and fine toiletries.
Called Home Grown, the vegan-friendly beauty and wellness collection takes inspiration from the wellbeing benefits of growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers at home and includes a 100ml Hand Cream and Twist Key, a Care For Hands Gift Set, Scented Soothing Oat Soap on a Dish, Hand Essentials with two 30ml Handcreams and more.
The Heathcote & Ivory RHS Home Grown range will be available from March 10th at RHS shops, online, and via leading garden centres across the UK.