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Dunfermline's architectural heritage inspires designer as she launches debut fashion line

IT was once a world leader in the manufacture of linen and while the mills which employed thousands in their day are long gone, Dunfermline s heritage has inspired a designer launching her debut clothing range. When lockdown struck homeware designer Claire Christie, founder of Clarabella Christie, found the shops and exhibitions spaces she would normally supply to close overnight. However, the 50-year-old was still seeking a creative outlet and returned to a passion she had longed to focus on. Read more: Having always had an interest in dressmaking, who credits her mum for her creativity as she made clothes and knitted jumpers for her and her five siblings, Mrs Christie took this up again in lockdown and has now taken it to whole new level with the launch of her debut clothing line.

Dunfermline's architectural heritage captured as Fife textile designer launches first clothing collection

Dunfermline’s architectural heritage captured as Fife textile designer launches first clothing collection © Supplied by Gary Doak Fife textile designer Claire Christie A Fife textile designer, whose experience of lockdown inspired a change of direction, is launching her first clothing collection online based on Dunfermline’s architectural heritage. Claire Christie, 50, who studied textile design at the Glasgow School of Art in the early 1990s and is originally from Paisley, went on to have a career in set design and costume in the theatre in Bristol before moving back to Scotland and having her two children. She set up a homeware business under the banner of

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