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Hotels are waking up to the value of giving good fridge
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A new 250-mile route takes wild campers through a spectacular landscape of empty beaches, big skies and ancient history
One of the big Ivy League brands is back — with a touch of irreverence
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The hippie handcraft has taken on new political purpose
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You’ve tried wine in a bag – what about olive oil or mouthwash or paint?
In the world of hyper-localisation, the sheep is becoming a hero
Millennials are reacting to the ubiquity of trainers by revisiting formal shoes — even with leisurewear
A design-led take is changing the distance-wear market. And there isn’t a trefoil or a tick in sight
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