We are two humans inspired by other humans.  

We create fashion from human stories.  

Both born Londoners with British and Irish heritage, we are united by a shared fascination of humans and their stories. We truly believe in the power of fashion to present a pro-social message of inclusivity and positive identity. We believe in creating socially conscious fashion that puts the craftspeople and the customer at the heart of our creation.  

We are passionate about creating exquisite textiles layered with emotional narrative. We weave those stories into the fabric and textiles of our collections to create bold, vibrant and modern fashion in our London studio. This approach to design has earned us accolades and recognition as London’s young ‘textile pioneers’ and ‘innovators’ and seen our collections connect with smart, creative and confident women. 

Currently the British Library’s Designers in Residence we are passionate researchers who make use of the UK’s many museum archives. We value talking to people as part of our in-depth creative research and have been referred to as “method designers.” 

In 2016 Teatum Jones won the prestigious International Woolmark Prize for Womenswear. We were the first ever British recipient of the award and joined an alumni of prize winners that included Karl Lagerfeld and Yves Saint Laurent. 

Recent accolades also include being shortlisted for the 2018 Green Carpet Challenge Award, winners of the 2018 Luxury Law Summit ‘Luxury Entrepreneurs’, winners of the 2017 British Fashion Trust Award, winners of the 2017 Scottish Fashion Council Hawick Award for Knitwear, winners of the 2015 UKFT Best Womenswear Designer and winners of the 2014 CFE Venture Designer Award. 

Re-Love 2020

Re-Love Part One is about moving away from creating everything ‘new’ and instead focussing our efforts on developing bold, beautiful, sustainable and ethical Teatum Jones products.  

Re-Love Part One is a resurrection of our own TJ archive of prints and textiles that have been brought back to life in a compilation of TJ's biggest hits. 

Re-Love Part One is a continued examination of our ‘normal’ fashion business model and what our roles as humans should be for the future of our planet.  

Re-Love Part One is about placing our faith in the belief that creating socially conscious and sustainable fashion is better for humans, better for the planet and better for commercial business; 

EPISODE 01 - TO RE-LOVE IS… 

A conversational film with our Teatum Jones community discussing our Re-Love 2020 Part One collection, which is about a zero waste approach to fashion. We asked Caryn Franklin MBE - Fashion and identity commentator, Vanessa Kingori - Publishing Director of Vogue, Model and Social Activist - Enam Asiama plus 15 other incredible talents - what does Re-Love mean to you? 

EPISODE 02 - I STYLE TEATUM JONES… 

A conversational film with our Teatum Jones community discussing the Re-Love 2020 Part One collection, which is about remembering what we already have. We sent 18 people from our community a look from the Re-Love collection and set the challenge to style it with something in their life that symbolised a ‘first experience.’ The response was poignant, personal and educational. 

EPISODE 03 - POST LOCKDOWN… 

A conversational film with our Teatum Jones community discussing our Re-Love 2020 Part One collection, which is about re-connecting with people and craft. We asked Caryn Franklin MBE - fashion and identity commentator plus 17 other incredible talents - where would be the first place they would go post lockdown wearing Teatum Jones and who would you meet? 

EPISODE 04 - FASHION COULD BE... 

A conversational film with our Teatum Jones community discussing our Re-Love 2020 Part One collection, which is about re-imagining a new future for fashion. The most poignant episode to conclude the Re-Love series, we asked our collective of 18 powerful human voices to reflect on the global pandemic, the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement and tell us in their own words, what fashion could be going forward? The response was powerful, intelligent and incredibly hopeful.