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About John Smedley - UK Vouchers
We currently have 3 active John Smedley - UK Voucher codes. The most recent John Smedley - UK Voucher for "20% off orders at John Smedley" was added on 03 July 2024.
We are creators of the World’s Finest Knitwear. Established in 1784, we are the oldest manufacturing factory in the world, crafting beautiful, high-quality garments that are designed to last, made in England and distributed the world over. The John Smedley story began during the infancy of the Industrial Revolution at our factory in Lea Mills, Derbyshire where you can still find us, over 230 years later. In 1784 our factory started life producing simple muslin fabric and spinning cotton and in 1825 we moved on to producing more complex garments using one of the first ever fully fashioned knitting machines, creating the original “Long Johns”.
We currently have 3 active John Smedley - UK Voucher codes. The most recent John Smedley - UK Voucher for "20% off orders at John Smedley" was added on 03 July 2024.
We are creators of the World’s Finest Knitwear. Established in 1784, we are the oldest manufacturing factory in the world, crafting beautiful, high-quality garments that are designed to last, made in England and distributed the world over. The John Smedley story began during the infancy of the Industrial Revolution at our factory in Lea Mills, Derbyshire where you can still find us, over 230 years later. In 1784 our factory started life producing simple muslin fabric and spinning cotton and in 1825 we moved on to producing more complex garments using one of the first ever fully fashioned knitting machines, creating the original “Long Johns”.