G.H.Hurt & Son was established in 1912 and carries on the tradition of Lace making in the historic city of Nottingham. Explore our history.

Jacaranda, our placement student from Nottingham Trent University, tells her story about working at the Shawl Factory and the creation behind her Handframe knitted scarf.

Our warmest and sincere congratulations to TRH the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, on the safe arrival of Prince Louis Arthur Charles, wrapped in our Nottingham Lace Knitted Baby Shawls.

We were visited by Sir John Peace, County Lord Lieutenant.

Modern design innovation at G.H.Hurt & Son, combines with traditional artisan techniques.

We at G.H.Hurt & Son were thrilled and delighted to see TRH the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge emerge from St Mary's Hospital, with their new daughter Princess Charlotte, wrapped in one of our Elegant Soft Wool Baby Shawls.

Here at G.H.Hurt & Son we love the beautiful baby images taken by Memory Gate Photographers in their Wimbledon studio. Capture that special moment to cherish for years to come. www.memorygate.co.uk.

Our warmest congratulations to TRH the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on the safe arrival of their first child born on Monday.

G.H.Hurt & Son celebrates its Centenary. Local designer Sir Paul Smith unveiled a Blue Plaque in honour of George Henry Hurt founder of the company.

In a recently published article Victoria Beckham was pictured cuddling Harper - who is wrapped in a G.H.Hurt & Son baby shawl – as they arrive at LAX airport.

Charlotte Rogers reports in the July edition of Knitting International.

Nottingham Evening Post details the success and innovation of Nottingham’s famous Lace Makers, G.H.Hurt & Son in this news article from 2007.