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Winter warmers

Written by Emma Inglis, Curator (South & West)
Delicate knitted gloves from Leith Hall
We’re all wrapping up warm this month to keep out the cold. Have a look at some items from our costume and textile collection to see how it was done in the days before duvets and central heating.

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