Local homelessness charity Emmanuel House Support Centre has joined forces with Nottingham’s very own luxury dressing gown manufacturer, Daniel Hanson, having listed a bespoke silk dressing gown on the charity’s eBay page with a starting bid price of £600.
Earlier this year Nottingham-based manufacturer Daniel Hanson collaborated with three independent businesses to create seven exclusive designs for the ‘Nottingham Independents’ capsule collection. The company hosted a raffle to win of seven exclusive designs to raise money for the charity.
The winner of this particular garment, which has a RRP of £1,250, has kindly donated it back to Emmanuel House and it has now been listed on eBay, with all net proceeds going to the charity.
The one-of-a-kind dressing gown was designed by Nicholas Hanson for the AW2020 artisanal collection in collaboration with Nottingham skateboarding shop Forty Two. The striking design features blue and orange in a bold graphic print, is cut from Belgian waxed cotton and is lined with 100% silk.
Established by Daniel and Julie Hanson in 1989, Daniel Hanson has a worldwide reputation as the go-to dressing gown makers for Jermyn Street, Saville Row and other luxury institutions and has been producing world-class garments for decades.
View this dressing gown on eBay: www.ebay.co.uk/usr/emmanuelhouse_1976.
For more information about Emmanuel House Support Centre, please contact Rosie Needham-Smith on 0115 950 7140 or rosie.needhamsmith@emmanuelhouse.org.uk.
