Most people find ironing a chore — tedious at best and impossible at worst. For me, it has evolved into something completely different: calming, familiar, with even a hint of nostalgia.

There is something about Saturday football that brings people together — not just on the pitch, but in the small things: packed boots in car boots, warm flasks on the touchline, and the reliable rhythm of community.

It’s the final week of summer — and somewhere in the back of a wardrobe, a blazer is creased, bobbled, and probably missing a button. We see it every year. A slightly tired uniform, not quite ready for another term — but not ready to be replaced either.

If you're considering bringing in a cherished vintage garment, this gentle guide will explain why certain outcomes can't always be guaranteed — and how we approach each piece with clarity, care, and respect.

Earlier today, we delivered several full bags of clothing to Naomi and Diana at the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity Shop in Great Shelford. Each piece was kindly donated by our clients and every item will now help raise funds to support local families through some of life’s most delicate moments.

Yesterday, Vicki, Roni and I took a step back in time — and it was marvellous. The Classic Car Boot Sale in London, set against a backdrop of gleaming classic cars, offered more than just a browse through automotive history. It was a gathering of style, care, and passion — the very values we hold close at Farthings.

We are supporting Arthur Rank Hospice in Cambridge by collecting clothing donations. It has now been over two years since we started...

It was an exciting Sunday for Vicki, Liz, Roni, Pierre, and me at the CleanEx event at Ascott Racecourse.

Vicki and I embarked on a two-day adventure through the fashion capital of the world: Paris!

This past Sunday, we had an absolute blast at Alton Towers alongside the fantastic teams from Farthings Dry Cleaners Cambridge and...