Cup + Cloth

The original Key S**g rug is available, combed up and ready for barefoot living. Seen here the Ikat Frilled cushion and Unbridled Joy print, follow the tags.

Guess what’s back! A limited collection of our Bauhaus rugs are now live.
As you may know Olga lives in Ukraine and to continue making her living isn’t easy. Working under the duress of war, sourcing wool, dyes and electricity to create is a constant battle.

We have just received three incredible rugs from Olga in Ukraine. One each of the Albers, Key S**g and Bauhaus designs. These will be available shortly.

Autumn is beckoning for sure, why not invest in a beautiful vintage blanket to take off the late summer chills. We have these beauties available in the store.

Bringing a nice edit of preloved clothes to tomorrow’s . We’ve sourced some great coats and jackets for the new season, including Beams, Arpenteur, K-Way, Converse amongst some other great garms. We will also have our lovely C+C homeware and gifts. See you tomorrow in my usual spot in the Market Place.

Spot the imposter! New white smiley lamp along with classic yellow smiley. All available now in New In, except the human knee smiley.

Managed to get hold of some Big Ear and Long Neck bowls. Sitting nicely on a new vintage wool blanket that’s an absolute beauty (blanket online tmw)

Saturday styling.

We sell blankets and birds on springy things amongst lots and lots of other stuff. Check us out.

Monday mornings made better with coffee, always.

Classic Japanese design, practical, timeless and just perfect.

The sun is shining on today, so nice to actually feel the sun on your face. Here till 3.30pm. Hope you are enjoying your day.

Japanese design at its best, Crow bottle openers built to last, timeless 1970’s design still in production. Coming to Treacle tomorrow.

Woven rattan lamp now on sale.

A mix of things we sell.

Two Part pots are modular, sculptural delights. Marissa trained as an architect and switched to ceramics later in her career. She makes her pieces in small batches and entirely by hand, striking a balance between the traditional nature of the medium, and the industrial and architectural influences of her designs.

We all love a peg out on a dry breezy day, so we’ve added these useful peg bags to our edit. Constructed beautifully by costume designer in film and TV John Krause. The super stylish and sturdy peg bags have a handy clip, providing an easy glide along the washing line. Comes in four fabric options.

Hell yeah hell no tea towel from are in the store. Photo shoot by for the Saturday Guardian article a few months ago.

Everyone has them, reusable grocery bags, but not one of these. Iconic and ironic take on a supermarket plastic shopping bag, made from recycled materials, stitched in red embroidery thread and will bring a smile to your face. Designed in San Francisco by artist Lauren DiCioccio, they were created to celebrate SF being the first city in US to ban plastic bags.

When the dog just knows the rug is meant for them! and co chose well we think. Cheers guys for buying our rug we are so pleased it went to your place.

Our homage to all things Japanese, our ‘made in Japan’ range has expanded again with the addition of these lovely drinking cups. All available on the store and I’ll be bringing all to this Sundays Treacle market in Macc.

New in, THANKYOU THANKYOU bags for life. Recycled material, embroidered in red thread and made to last.

Iconic THANKYOU THANKYOU carrier bag designed by American Artist Lauren DiCioccio in 2012 to commemorate San Francisco banning all plastic carrier bags in 2007. Made from recycled fabric and embroiderd in red thread. This bag will last a lifetime. Coming to the store next week.

To celebrate Fathers Day (guardians and mothers) we have reduced our incredible S**g rugs.

We have added this vintage throw to the store. A handmade Kantha stitched blanket with patchwork African print border and appliquéd elephant motifs, plain white cotton on the flip side. It oozes charm and its 210x145cm size makes it perfect for a child’s bed or even use for picnics, it’s cotton so comfy to sit on.

I love a collection of items on a shelf. Here you can see a group of small buff pots gathered from my travels, always a good excuse to bring back a momento. Top shelf has a thread of colour in contrast to the shelf below. Tap for items in the shop to achieve a similar look.

A typical Treacle Sunday.

Simple stuff here, classic, timeless and pleasing to the eye. All coming to this Sundays Treacle Market in Macclesfield.