Functional, enduring, Earth-friendly: these markers of modern style capture Toast to a T. The Welsh-based brand works with independent makers across the globe, using artisanal skills to craft timeless fashion and decor. We’d call that the best of British.

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Artisans in India use a clamp dyeing technique to pattern our poplin dress with motifs, inspired by old tiles in wood cabins. The technique consists of the fabric being folded and clamped between wooden blocks before it is dyed, unfolding to reveal a unique pattern that varies slightly from piece to piece. Crafted from cotton to an easy shape with a comfortable elasticated waist and side pockets.

Clamp dyed poplin skirt

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Double reverse-facing pleats bring texture and volume to the wide legs of our canvas trousers. Crafted from hemp blended with cotton and finished with a front zip and corozo button.

Hemp cotton paper bag trousers

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Glass carafe hand-blown from recycled glass at the Beldi Country Club in Marrakesh. The group of 60 artisans are from the last glass factory in Morocco. They recycle two tons of glass a day with any waste from the process melted down again. Shaped with a lipped rim, tapered neck and rounded base with thick walls, slight warps, marks and air bubbles, which are traces of the artisanal process.

Moroccan glass carafe

Organic-shaped breakfast bowl crafted in Portugal from locally sourced stoneware clay. Finished with a reactive matte glaze which forms a unique texture when applied to the burnt clay. Designed for multi-use and can be layered with other pieces to create a beautiful and inviting table setting. Each has natural variations in colour, shape and feel.

Cove stoneware bowl

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Dyed after they are sewn, our trousers feature natural variation in colour around the seams, highlighting the panelled construction. Crafted from cotton and linen-blend canvas to a wide-leg shape with side jet pockets.

Panelled cotton linen canvas trousers

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Cushion cover crafted from weighty handwoven cotton with yarn-dyed stripes. Made by artisans in West Bengal supported by Sasha, a Fair Trade cooperative TOAST has been working with for over ten years. The water used in the process is purified, with it passing through the roots of canna lilies at the final stage. Finished with hand-embroidered details and blanket stitch edging. Envelope closure. To fit a size 46 x 46cm Wool Cushion Pad.

Tove stripe cotton cushion cover

Lina sandals crafted from vegetable-tanned leather by Fracap, a family-run business based in Puglia, using techniques passed down through generations. With a leather tongue behind the wide straps, which are fastened via waxed laces.

Fracap Lina leather sandals

Cortona oil porter designed in Tuscany by Cortonese artisan Giulio Lucarini for Ivo Angel, a company celebrating Italian tradition and based in the hillside Tuscan town of Cortona. Wheel-thrown from terracotta clay by a pottery in Deruta that has been passed down four generations, then decorated with slip and finished with a transparent glaze. Finished with a cork and stainless steel stopper handmade in Sardinia. Each varies slightly in shape and colour.

Cortona splatter oil pourer

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Our waistcoat top features side pockets which form part of the hem panel. Crafted from cotton and linen-blend canvas to a V-neck shape, then garment-dyed.

Cotton linen canvas waistcoat top

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Cheerful doormat from The Braided Rug Company, hand-braided from organic jute by women artisans in Bangladesh to an oval shape. Double-sided and durable, with colourful stripes and a soft curved edge.

Fiesta organic jute braided doormat

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Drawstrings run through a channel at the back of our dress, bringing texture and definition. Crafted from cotton and linen-blend canvas with side-access pockets, then finished with horn buttons.

Buttoned cotton linen canvas dress

Galvanised steel Fazeley Flow indoor watering can by British company Haws, realised in a vibrant Nasturtium colourway exclusively for TOAST.

Haws Fazeley Flow indoor watering can

Warm, weighty lambswool Welsh blanket woven in a small white-washed mill in a remote wooded valley on the Pembrokeshire coast by Melin Tregwynt. A mill has stood on the site since the 17th century, and has now been owned by the same family company since 1912. The intricate, reversible Knot Garden weave from the Melin Tregwynt archives was created in the 1950s, and is reimagined in an exclusive colourway for TOAST. Finished with a simple hem, making it fully reversible.

Welsh blanket

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Patchwork colour-block organic cotton socks from Rove, knitted in a long-established factory in Derbyshire. Finished with a ribbed cuff and solid toe.

Rove cotton patchwork socks

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With side seam pockets, our relaxed trousers are also punctuated by a single patch pocket on one side. Crafted from striped linen with panels making up the wide legs, then accented by a back hanging loop.

Linen stripe pull on trousers

Press-moulded bowl designed in Tuscany by Cortonese artisan Giulio Lucarini for Ivo Angel, a company celebrating Italian tradition and based in the hillside Tuscan town of Cortona. Crafted from terracotta clay by a pottery in Deruta that has been passed down four generations, then decorated with slip and finished with a transparent glaze. Ideal for pasta. Each varies slightly in shape and colour.

Cortona splatter bowl

The Pickwick Cotton Canvas is a roll-top backpack crafted by Brooks England whose minimalist design complements an urban journey by bike. Made from water-resistant treated cotton which is also wear and tear resistant and features vegetable-tanned Brooks leather details and easily adjustable straps.

Pickwick roll top backpack

Hand-painted bucket hat from Romualda, an exclusive collaboration for Toast with a company founded by sisters Cristina and Mariana, a painter and designer. Crafted from organic cotton with an interior made from recycled plastic bottles. Painted by hand, making each unique and in tones inspired by our seasonal concept and colour palette.

Romualda hand painted reversible bucket hat

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A neat band collar complements the simplicity of our utility jacket. Crafted from organic cotton herringbone to a curved-hem shape with an internal hanging loop, then garment-dyed for a rich depth of colour.

Cotton herringbone utility jacket

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Our trousers bring together workwear elements with a panelled construction and side hammer loop. Crafted from organic cotton herringbone to a gently tapered shape and finished with a single back patch pocket, punctuated by a corozo button.

Cotton herringbone workwear trousers

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A kaleidoscopic pattern illustrates our shirt, crafted to a boxy silhouette with puffed sleeves and a 1970s-inflected collar. The easy shape is accented with mother-of-pearl buttons.

Kaleidoscope print shirt

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Organic-shaped soup or pasta bowl crafted in Portugal from locally sourced stoneware clay. Finished with a reactive matte glaze which forms a unique texture when applied to the burnt clay. Designed for multi-use and can be layered with other pieces to create a beautiful and inviting table setting. Each has natural variations in colour, shape and feel.