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Brora's Founder Daughters Launch Skye, a Youthful Knitwear Line

From cashmere childhoods to lambswool innovation, the Pilkington sisters redefine Brora's legacy. Their £95–£225 line merges heritage with youthful rebellion—discover why it's selling out fast.

The image shows an open book with a drawing of three women in dresses from the 1920s. The book is...
The image shows an open book with a drawing of three women in dresses from the 1920s. The book is filled with vibrant colors and intricate details, showcasing the fashion of the era. The women are wearing a variety of dresses, ranging from long and flowing to short and sleeveless. The text on the page is written in a classic font, adding to the timelessness of the image.

Brora's Founder Daughters Launch Skye, a Youthful Knitwear Line

The daughters of Brora’s founder have launched their own fashion line under the brand. Jesse and Lola Pilkington, siblings with a lifelong connection to knitwear, are now designing Skye by Brora—a collection aimed at younger shoppers. The new range offers a fresh take on the brand’s classic style, with bolder designs and more accessible prices.

The sisters grew up surrounded by cashmere and developed an early passion for colour and shape. Their Skye collection reflects this, blending their love of vintage clothing, travel, and family heritage. Each small release—around 30 pieces—includes a tailored suit designed to mix with dresses and skirts from the same line.

Prices for *Skye* items start at £95 and go up to £225, making them more affordable than Brora’s main range. The designs feature shorter hemlines and sharper cuts, giving the line a distinct, youthful edge. Instead of cashmere, the sweaters use lambswool, produced in Portugal with wool spun in Scotland. Last year, the collection brought in around £1 million. Shoppers can find it online and in Brora’s physical stores, offering a new option for those seeking the brand’s quality with a modern twist.

The Skye collection expands Brora’s reach with its lower prices and contemporary styles. By using lambswool and focusing on versatile pieces, the sisters have created a line that stands apart from the brand’s traditional offerings. The early success suggests strong demand for their fresh approach to classic knitwear.

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