Our ongoing partnership with Tate has led to a diverse and evolving collection of art-inspired products, which can be found in their museum shop.

Our latest project for Tate includes the production of keyrings for the Leigh Bowery exhibition.

Our collaboration with Tate Britain began in 2017, initially through a white-label partnership where we customized products from our knitted collection with their logo. This successful foundation paved the way for deeper creative collaborations.  Together, we created necklaces, bracelets, hair clips, keychains, and embroidered patches—blending TATE’s artistic heritage with modern, bold design elements.

More recently, we’ve had the pleasure of creating collections inspired by specific exhibitions:

• For Poonam Mistry’s enchanting exhibition, How the Stars Came to Be, we designed a delicate jewelry line for children, reflecting the celestial wonder of her art.
• The visually dynamic Electric Dreams exhibition inspired a range of embroidered patches and enamel keychains, capturing the energy and themes of the show.

Our design team works closely with TATE to ensure each product resonates with their audience, thoughtfully combining creativity with practicality. Following design refinement and collaborative feedback, our suppliers bring these concepts to life through meticulous production

The result is a diverse and evolving collection of art-inspired products—available in the museum shops of TATE Britain and TATE Modern.