Millinery
Headwear and hair ornament made by hand, from shaped and stitched cloth to the ribbons and bows that finish it.
1 maker · 7 pieces
Questions
How do I know these pieces are really handmade in Britain?
Every maker on The Haud applies and is reviewed individually before they can sell, and imports, mass production and resellers are not allowed. Each piece links to the profile of the person who made it, so you can see who they are and where they work before you buy. Payment is taken by Stripe. On UK orders you have at least 14 days from delivery to change your mind, except on personalised and commissioned pieces, and anything faulty or not as described is always covered.
The Journal
THE HAUD5 min read
The Haud Almanack: November Events
The Lord Mayor's gilded State Coach of 1757, tar barrels in Ottery St Mary and Hatherleigh, and St Clement's Day at the last water-powered forge in England: three November outings where a Red List craft is the reason to go.
Rosie Thompson · 1 November 2026
THE HAUD5 min read
How to commission a piece from a maker: what it costs and how long it takes
How commissioning a handmade piece works on The Haud: who to ask, what it costs, how long it takes and how payment and refunds work.
Rosie Thompson · 30 October 2026
