Category Grace and Dotty

Tweed Poncho All-inclusive Sizing

Grace & Dotty’s Commitment to Inclusive Sizing: How Their Tweed Poncho Range Redefines Style for Every Body When it comes to fashion, one size rarely fits all—literally or figuratively. That’s why Grace & Dotty have taken a boldly inclusive approach…

Christmas Gifts from Grace and Dotty

Grace and Dotty at Christmas: Timeless Christmas Gifts in Classic Christmas Clothing There’s something magical about the festive season in the countryside—crisp morning air, long family walks, and the excitement of race meetings across Doncaster, Leicester, Uttoxeter and Southwell. This…

Nigel Kirby – Unsung Hero

Nigel Kirby is a renowned Horse Racing Photographer, and friend of Grace and Dotty. Nigel is the driving force behind Nigel Kirby Photography. As our brand photographer we thought it would be great to feature Nigel as one of the…

Why We Have Moved To A Temporary Home

Why We’ve Moved to a Temporary Office – and What’s Next Change is never easy, especially when it involves leaving a space that has been such a big part of our journey. For many of us, 3B Riverbank Business Park…

The Fedora Hat

The Fedora Hat: A Timeless Icon of Fashion, Culture, and Tradition The fedora hat, with its distinctive soft brim and creased crown, is a headwear classic that transcends generations. Though widely recognized today as a stylish accessory in both casual…

The History of Race Day Fashion

Spring and Summer play host to many a race day including Cheltenham Festival, the Grand National and Royal Ascot to name a few. While many eyes are on the horses on the day, these events play host to some of the most iconic fashion moments and have long-since changed from being simply sporting spectacles to social and fashion landmarks.

A Grace & Dotty Day At The Races

A Day in the Life of Grace & Dotty at the Races At Grace & Dotty, our passion lies in bringing timeless, country-inspired fashion directly to racegoers. Each event is a blend of meticulous planning and very early starts, thankfully…