Delve deep into the fabric of the Tengri community, where sustainable design, heritage craftsmanship, cultural preservation, and innovative approaches are woven together through meaningful collaborations.

The Tengri Manifesto, featuring global collaborations from East to West

A declaration of what we believe, why we exist, and how we purposefully create, trade with in-Tengri-ty, and place community at our core.

Cloth, Provenance & the Art of Bespoke, featuring Nicholls & Co.

A collaboration with Nicholls & Co., meet founders, Nancy Johnston and Martin Nicholls, reflecting on shared values on cloth, craft, and the art of bespoke.

Cut from a Different Cloth, featuring Huntsman of Savile Row

Featuring Huntsman bespoke tailoring – a collaboration in noble fabrics with the esteemed Savile Row house, whose extraordinary heritage spans more than 165 years.

Spun through Generations, featuring Peter Gledhill

Peter Gledhill explains how his family’s commitment to British craftsmanship has helped them to produce some of the world’s finest cloths for more than 70 years.

Innovations in sleep, featuring Alistair Hughes, Savoir Beds

Celebrating 120 years of crafting the world’s most prestigious beds, Alistair Hughes of Savoir Beds shares an insider’s view of quality and innovation with Tengri.

Made in the Scottish Borders, featuring Robin Deas, House of Cheviot

Robin Deas of House of Cheviot has spent over fifty years working with noble yarns, building a quiet authority rooted in Scottish craftsmanship.

Made to last, featuring William Church, Joseph Cheaney & Sons

A Tengri collaboration with Northamptonshire shoemakers Joseph Cheaney & Sons, founded in 1886 – pioneers of British craft for five generations.

The making of Yukata with Gownsmith, featuring Nancy Johnston

Nancy Johnston shares behind the scenes of Tengri noble fabrics, shaped through an East–West dialogue and designed for everyday versatility.