British Colour Standard
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Established: 2017 (re-established, original 1931) (multi-source)
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Product focus: Lingerie
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Background
British Colour Standard is a brand revived by Jackie Piper and Victoria Whitbread, inspired by an old colour dictionary found in an Oxfam shop. The original British Colour Standard dates back to 1931, with its colour HQ once located at No 13 Portman Square in London. Although the building was demolished post-WWII, it remains an iconic symbol of the brand's rich history.
Founders
- *Jackie Piper*: Co-founder and part of the dynamic art and design team.
- ****Victoria W
hitbread****: Co-founder and fellow designer with a passion for colour and material exploration.
Philosophy
The brand draws inspiration from nature, flora, fauna, semi-precious stones, and spices. They meticulously preserve historic colours, including those used in coronations and significant
Discovery Signals
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