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8 November 2024
We wanted to let you know why Highland Hiddle is opting out of Black Friday discounts again this year.
9 October 2024
To make it as easy as possible for our customers in the USA to shop with us we have completed a list of makers, by department, whose products are available to ship to the USA.
7 August 2024
11 August 2023
22 November 2022
Highland Hiddle is delighted to announce its expansion into food with a new Deli section
6 August 2022
1 July 2022
Last week Highland Hiddle went offline for the very first time at the Royal Highland Show. We took a selection of work from 15 makers to showcase and our stand was a an eclectic mix of delights.
8 June 2022
30 May 2022
The Royal Highland Show has something for everyone, from competitions to shopping, live music and tasty food and drinks - it’s the one place you can meet, touch, smell, taste and take home the best in the country. Read on for some highlights.
10 May 2022
Highland Hiddle is going "offline" for the first time in our short history and will be showcasing many of our makers with a stand at this year's Royal Highland Show on 23rd - 26th June. Read our blog to find out more about what our plans are.
25 June 2021
11 June 2021
Highland Hiddle Founder and Director, Harriet Fletcher, recently gave an exclusive insight into the story behind launching her online marketplace to Scotland in Four Seasons Magazine.
27 April 2021
There are many different techniques to make handmade jewellery. In this article we look at the different techniques used by our makers and how the skill, care and attention required to make them means they are pieces to treasure forever.
9 April 2021
In the second of our articles explaining something of the history and current practice of heritage crafts we turn our focus on the artisan skill of woodturning.
16 March 2021
The craft of weaving is part of the Highlands and Islands cultural heritage, in this blog we explore a brief history of weaving and look at why it's an important skill to keep alive given the quality of the product and environmentally friendly production methods.
1 January 2021
Traditionally, as we enter a new year we make resolutions: perhaps to give us a sense of purpose; something to work towards, or a new goal to achieve. Whatever they are, these resolutions often centre around changing our behaviour for the better. In this day and age our resolution may well be to try and work towards reducing our carbon footprint. As consumers we have more power than perhaps we realise as this blog explores.
26 November 2020
Black Friday is detrimental to small, independent retailers who don't have the luxury of large margins and simply cannot compete with the discounts given by high street retailers. Therefore, Highland Hiddle is opting out of Black Friday discounts.
10 November 2020
2020 has been a turbulent year for many, if not all. This Christmas we encourage you to show your support for the small, independent businesses hardest hit. When shopping with small, independent makers, it's worth bearing in mind the need to shop early, as this blog explains.
22 September 2020
Today there is a plethora of highly talented independent makers, artists and crafters in the Scottish Highlands and Islands who create beautiful products. There are several reasons why it is important to support these small, independent makers. You can make a real difference to the individual makers and the environment, while, at the same time, helping to keep craft skills and creativity alive.
14 August 2020
Highland Hiddle is passionate about sustainable retail and supporting small, independent makers. We care about the environment and champion the benefits of buying handmade products rather than those which are mass produced.
13 August 2020
The Scottish Highlands and Islands covers a vast area and its magnificent yet remote landscape has few cities or big towns. Artists and crafters in the region are limited to small, local outlets meaning they are more often than not hidden from a wider audience.