Consumers hungry for authentic English design, food and recipes can now choose from a growing array of English Heritage products at retail thanks to listings secured by licensees Designers Guild, Made for Drink and Gardiners Fudge.
The Designers Guild English Heritage Wallpaper and Fabric collection is in nationwide distribution with a selection of archive-inspired designs available in every John Lewis store, high end specialist interiors stores and through interior designers.
Simon Jeffreys, ceo at Designers Guild, explained that “because the English Heritage brand appeals to consumers looking for design authenticity, we are seeing unprecedented interest from UK and international customers”.
On the food front Waitrose, Fortnum & Mason, The Fat Duck Group and WH Smiths have listed Made for Drink’s English Heritage Truffle flavoured crisps, while the limited edition Chip Shop Scraps & Fries are launching in 429 Sainsbury’s in September.
Made for Drink’s Dan Featherstone commented: “We have found that retailers and consumers instinctively understand the connection between locally sourced ingredients and the English Heritage brand.”
Finally, Gardiners traditional English Heritage fudge is launching in Welcome Break’s WH Smiths and duty-free retail providing a sweet reminder of traditional English recipes for travellers across the UK.
Kingston Myles, head of commercial at English Heritage, commented: “As our licensing programme builds momentum, we are working to satisfy the clear and growing demand for authentic English Heritage products.
“Manufacturers and retailers interested in the English Heritage licensing programme should visit stand C250 at BLE.”
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