Freight Shop Ltd.

13/06/2026

A question we get asked regularly is ‘when will you have new items in stock’. We don’t take this as a negative we understand it’s coming from our customers who are keen for new items to appear in the range, which we can only take as a positive sign. The honest truth is we would ideally have our new summer range on the shelves by now. New items are in production. However to keep up the high standards we demand for our goods in terms of the quality, make, durability and longevity, we have had to make some changes to our manufacturing. This naturally adds a delay to production. So items are in final sampling stages, make and manufacture at this very moment. They will be coming to the shop floor as fast as we can get them here without compromising on quality. After all we know that this is what our customers expect from our products. We will not allow this to be tarnished. So we promise to update you as soon as some of these pieces start to arrive. Hopefully in time with the classically uncertain British summertime deciding to reappear. Fabric sourcing is one of the hardest parts of getting a garment from pattern to production. We still strive to produce our garments using UK based material suppliers at all opportunities, however we have also sourced some beautiful fabrics from Japan to now add to the collection. A small taster in the last image on this post.

08/06/2026

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We have two positions available at our shop in Lewes:

• Sales Consultant (Maternity Cover)

• Front-of-House Retail Staff (Weekends)

See the link in our bio for details of the Sales Consultant role and how to apply. For the FOH role, please email us at [email protected] for more information.

Freight HHG is an independent brand based in Lewes, East Sussex. Since 2014 we’ve been designing products for our considered collection, working with trusted British makers to produce classic pieces for the everyday rituals of home.

19/05/2026

To try and brighten up the wettest and greyest of days here in Sussex. Some golden confit pots and a beautiful giant creamer bowl. Sitting in the shop window radiating sunshine and warmth. Along with this incredible bunch of flowers which include a new addition for us called Sicilian wild honey garlic. We noticed it being delivered to the wine bar opposite for their arrangements, so we accosted Caroline the fabulous florist to ask what it was. She kindly not only delivered some stems to us but also delivered a batch of bulbs to plant at home. Now that’s going the extra mile. So kind and something we will now cherish each year when they appear, all being well with planting! For now they can be enjoyed in the shop alongside our brand statement and some summer ready grain sack cushions. The fire wood you will notice has not yet been put away and not we know why … it may just be the day for some extra warmth.

09/05/2026

08/05/2026

The first of our Reels about some of the most loved Freight HHG products in our permanent collection. Starting with the Brass and Nickel pepper mills. You may have spotted these at some of our favourite wholesale customer locations and . A hardwearing, lifelong, solid-cast mill that makes the perfect gift.

07/05/2026

A little video to show the different styles of mugs and cups that have been a part of the Freight Pottery collection since we launched back in 2014.

These were some of the first pieces we designed to have made in Stoke On Trent by our potter who we still work with to this day.

Produced in two different materials including bone china and stoneware. A mixture of glazed and unglazed finish sets them apart from one another. Contrasting beautifully as a collection.

06/05/2026

Three beautifully soft lambswool blankets designed by Freight and manufactured in a traditional vertical mill in Lancashire. These blankets have been run through a teasel machine to raise the yarn, giving them a lovely soft, brushed effect. Perfect for wrapping around your shoulders when the evening chill comes, or throwing down on the grass for an impromptu picnic.

31/01/2026

Here it is the last day of the longest (not literally but let’s be honest it feels it) month. One that I think many of us can agree we will be glad to wave goodbye to and welcome in the next. January for us is all about planning for the year ahead. Here our toiles hang in the window where they have been much discussed, tried on, tweaked and re tweaked. We don’t put garments into production lightly. We have to be certain we are happy. Down to every last detail. Pockets, darts, seams, hems, cuffs, button spacing, linings, collars, stitching, sleeve etc. Everything has to go through the interrogation process. We are lucky enough to be able to do all of this process now in house. With our amazing team we can run up patterns and then toiles and even final samples. So slowly but surely this collection is going to grow. Fabric swatches have been arriving from Uk manufacturers as well as from Japan. Carefully selected for their key qualities and provenance. Watch this space spring garments to be incoming. But not before they are just right.

15/12/2025

Crunch time. Last few days to order online in time for Christmas - we’ll be taking orders for the UK up to and including the 18th. Feeling very festive in the shop now with towering stacks of parcels packed with food, alpaca socks, candles and hampers tied up with red twine. Bring on those yet to come! After Christmas Eve we’ll be collapsing in a heap and taking a few days to rest, relax and enjoy time with family and friends. Reopening on Friday 2nd January ready for whatever the new year brings.

13/12/2025

The panic has set in. It’s the penultimate weekend before Christmas and you havnt even thought about what to get for aunty Nora let alone your Wife. Well we may well have you covered at Freight. Everyone claims to have the perfect gift, the answer to all your shopping woes. We won’t go that far but we can claim to have put some thought and time into our gift boxes. There hopefully is something for everyone. We will be honest nearly all of them involve a type of sock. But when the socks are as good as the ones we sell can you blame us. There’s food hampers, Pampering fancies and everything In-between. We have put time in to making up choices that we hope will lift some of the Xmas shopping pressure. As you would expect they come in brown card boxes and are tied up with red twine. Simple but suggestive of something that has been considered. Only ever practical and hopefully well received.