N.Peal

After the brand's decline and "substantial losses" through the 1990s and early 2000s, the original company ceased operations in 2006, and then-owner Chuck Feeney sold its component parts.

[1][2] The N. Peal name was purchased by Adam Holdsworth, who operates it with a Head Office in Beamsley, North Yorkshire, a design team in London, and vertically integrated production “from goat to garment” in Mongolia and China.

[1] Rather than restart the Hawick factory, Holdsworth began production in Mongolia and China, citing improved transparency and control over the supply chain, and increased value to customers.

[5][4] The N.Peal flagship store in Burlington Arcade received a full refurbishment in 2013, with a concept taken from the clean refinement of those original Deco years where the greens were minty and the typography was curved.

[10] Movie stylists selected a "lapis blue" N. Peal sweater for Daniel Craig to wear as James Bond in the 2012 film Skyfall.

N.Peal opened its flagship store in the famous Burlington Arcade in 1936.
Adam Holdsworth, owner of N.Peal, holding a Mongolian cashmere goat
A look into N.Peal's Madison Avenue Store, New York