Bread is kneaded. Flowers are snipped. Wood is measured and sawed. Prints are hung. T-shirts are printed. Art is framed.
Along Eastvale Place, the railway arches buzz with the industry of some of Glasgow’s favourite independent companies; a place to work before sending cakes, fashion, flowers and more out across the city.
Created by SWG3 and Scottish artist Douglas Gordon, Head Girl is an artist-led printmaking project focusing on the production of limited edition, hand-printed t-shirts and posters. Each and every Head Girl design is limited to 365 pieces — based on the principle of having “one for every day of the year” — and hand-printed on site.
Ruby Flowers specialise in providing wild and loose seasonal hand tied bouquets, filled with scented herbs and flowering foliage, which are perfect for bringing a little joy to your home, business or event. As well as this, they also specialise in distinctive wedding and event styling to make sure those special moments in your life are extra memorable.
A bespoke picture framing service, offering frames made to order for artists, galleries, studios and personal customers. Specialising in large frames, they're known to accommodate unusual requests: they've framed everything from photography and paintings to horseshoes, tapestries, quilts and even a five-metre long python skin.
Papercup Coffee Roasters are committed to sourcing ethically and environmentally sound coffee beans, produce and products, and strive to push the boundaries of what great quality can be. Whether you fancy a flat-white, or a slice of freshly baked banana bread, Papercup have plenty on offer to help get you through the day.
From their workshop in Scotland, Trakke make weatherproof waxed canvas bags and accessories that are built for travelling, and adventuring, around the world. Each piece is crafted with British-made materials, and all of their bags are guaranteed for life; which means that you never have to worry about what's on your back, and can focus on what's ahead.