NEW Year, NEW Designs

We are launching new additions to the NIXEY Collection at Scotland's Spring Trade Fair this weekend. 

New personalised gifts include initial bag-charms, keyrings and coin purses, beautifully gift wrapped to give as a little piece of Scotland in a box.

New 1834 bag designs will also launch at the show, in tartan, tweed and velvet, celebrating our love of quintessentially Celtic & British style.  

If you are visiting the show, we would love to see you.  Please find us on Stand K40.

Where are we?

From Edinburgh Castle to Urquhart Castle,
Balmoral to Orkney. 

Since launching NIXEY and the 1834 Collection nine months ago we are very proud and honoured to have a growing list of dedicated stockists. 

If you are interested in becoming a NIXEY stockist, we'd love to hear from you.

"Striking, Stylish and Compact"

 Charlotte in England, the country lifestyle and fashion expert, recently styled the

1834 Cream Bovine and reviewed the design for her blog. 

To read the full review, visit Charlotte's website

We loved what she had to say:

With my 1834

NIXEY customers have been sending through photographs of themselves and their 1834s, via Facebook and Instagram using the hashtag
#withmy1834.  

We love to see how and where in the world our customers are enjoying their 1834s.  

We were especially excited to receive this beautiful shot shown below, of the first 1834 to reach American shores! Taken by our lovely customer Carol in Illinois.

The 1834 Red.  Photo Credit @carol.wheatcroft

From Glasgow, with love

Thank you to all those who visited us at the Launch Gallery at Glasgow's Spring Fair, it was great to see you.  

We had a fantastic few days and enjoyed introducing everyone to the youngest member of the NIXEY team!

Left to Right, Linda (Sales Advisor and Glamorous Grandma 1), Sandra (Sales Advisor and Glamorous Grandma 2),  Baby Dylan (Little Assistant), Laura (Founder and Mummy)

E-store launch

We are delighted to launch our online store!  View the complete 1834 Collection and discover the craftsmanship behind each bag, made in the Highlands of Scotland.