J H Clissold & Son Ltd

Does it exist and operate now?

• Active in the UK registryThe national company register still lists it as active.Aug 2026Companies House
• Registered company type: Limited liability companyThe legal form recognised in its own country.

Is it really a manufacturer?

• Registered as a manufacturerIts own declared activity in the register covers making these goods.Aug 2026Companies House

Is it safe to deal with?

• Annual accounts filed with the registerIndicates the company still meets its reporting duties.Aug 2026Companies House (accounts)
• Not on sanctions listsShows no trading ban. Says nothing about reputation.Aug 2026OpenSanctions
• Not banned from public contractsShows it has not been barred from public contracts for misconduct.Aug 2026OpenSanctions
• First recorded on the web archiveShows the company was already trading online back then.Aug 2026Internet Archive (Wayback)

Who is behind it?

• Registry lists Director: Richard Antony ChambersThe people leading the company are named in a public record.Aug 2026Companies House (officers)
• Controlling owner on record: Mr Franklin Stevens ClareShows who ultimately controls the company.Aug 2026Companies House (PSC)
• Named directors on file: 5Shows a real person is legally answerable for the company.Aug 2026Companies House

Do independent sources agree?

Is it reachable and responsive?

• Business email on the company's own domainSuggests an established business rather than a free mailbox.Aug 2026Mail server of the company domain

About

The product type being offered has developed over recent years, creating unique specialised fabrics, we have developed not only for menswear but now being used in accessories and ladieswear. From mass market to Luxury brands and small boutiques, we will continue to respond to our client’s requirements fulfilling their individual bespoke requests.

Categories

Fabrics & Textile Materials

Primary markets

Explore

Distributors in United KingdomFabrics & Textile Materials in United Kingdom

Rules that apply to these goods

Regulations that commonly apply to shipments in this sector. Not legal advice: verify against the linked official source.

• Textiles sold in the EU must carry fibre-composition labelling under Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011. European Commission
• Textiles sold in the US must comply with FTC labeling rules (fiber content, country of origin, care instructions). US FTC