Hunter Wellingtons Sale

Are you one of many thousands of Britons who will be taking your holiday in UK this year? With the Credit Crunch still looming The Times and many other newspapers have predicted an increase in the number of Britons who will be staying in the UK instead of flying abroad.

Many will choose to become a Festival-goer for the first time and experiencing the Muddy trenches and others will be going to some of Britain's most beautiful lakes and coasts. But no matter where in Britain you go, packing a set of Wellies is a must.

Here at Target we are currently offering our Hunter Welly range at an affordable price. Hunters are not only a fashion necessity but are an investment too. Each set comes with a 12 months warranty against faulty materials, meaning if your Wellies have a manufacture fault you can have them replaced. Check out the full range of colours http://www.targetwholesale.co.uk

Chelsea Flower Show 2009 Hunter Wellies

There are 13 main show gardens at Chelsea this year they include Perfume Garden, Future Nature, Laurent-Perrier Garden, The Marshalls Living Street, The QVC Garden, Foreign and Colonial Investments Garden, The Cancer Research Garden, The Daily Telegraph Garden, The Quilted Velvet Garden, The Key, The HESCO Garden, The Canary Islands Spa Garden, and Echoes of Japan in an English Garden.


The Perfume Garden was designed by Laurie Chetwood and Partick Collins who were inspired by an original recipe for a perfume created by Queen Elizabeth I in the 16Th century. The garden illustrates the diverse range of plants used in manufacture of perfumes taking you back in time using your sense of smell and perhaps an insight into the personality of Queen Elizabeth I.


The Future Nature Gardens creator Dr Nigel Dunnett vision was to show a garden that could be used anywhere and by anyone. Artistic use of found and re-used materials, vision of gardens, building and urban spaces, benefiting people, wildlife and the wider environment on how we could live in the future.



Laurent-Perrier Garden Designed by Luciano Giubbilei wanted to show a garden with rhythm and spacing of plants creating a calm atmosphere. Showing perfectly proportioned spaces by catching light and shadows to create a window of partial arrangement. Hoping to leave an emotional effect on its visitors.


The Marshalls Living Street shows four gardens trying to achieve the most of modest space embracing greener living and encouraging people to respect the value ownership of a garden. Designer Ian Dexter reflects different needs of respective owners: a newly retired couple, a family of "grow your own" enthusiasts, and a young couple with no children.


The QVC Garden uses simple geometric shapes and designs using cool colours in the planting to enhance a calmness and tranquillity. Adam Frost says his garden is designed for a couple who are rekindling their love of plants and gardening now that their children have left home.



Foreign and Colonial Investments Garden designed by Thomas Hoblyn was inspired by natural landscapes. His garden celebrates the world's most threatened habitats and adaptability of carnivorous plants that thrive in unique conditions.


The Cancer Research UK Garden brings an elegant, timeless manner, inspiration of both architectural and natural world. Robert Myers wanted to display a playful garden reflecting the huge progress the charity had made and continues to make in the fight to beat cancer.


The Daily Telegraph Garden include an awareness of huge variations in nature, culture and climate. Ulf Nordfjell shows how planting can be designed in the spirit of nature rather than mimicking it creating designs of beautiful, natural, and long lasting materials such as granite, steel and timber.


Quilted Velvet Garden is based on a dream following a long journey through everyday life of work and domestic chores, eventually arriving at a place of comfort. Tony Smith can be described as an horticultural artist and has a very instinctive approach between design and art.



The Key created by Paul Stone says his garden is meant to be a journey through life starting with uneven paths, dead ends presenting the feeling of being stuck in a difficult place. Leaving a feeling of what it is like to be homeless. At the end of the garden you get a completely different atmosphere of space and shelter showing a place where you can work, relax and enjoy life.


The HESCO Garden designed by Martin Walker and Leeds City Council have created a stone cottage in a shelter of wood and rocky landscape. Following recent wet summers they show a combination of moisture tolerant plants that will survive occasional flooding by using the shape of the garden to contain and allow gradual percolation of storm water providing a home to colourful, naturalistic planting and abundant wildlife.


The Canary Islands Spa Garden was inspired by the rugged volcanic landscapes of the Canary Island Archipelago. David Cubero and James Wong aim to introduce visitors to steaming thermal spring water, black lava rock and towering palm trees showing a bizarre but unique flora of this remote island chain.


The last of the the thirteen gardens Echoes of Japan in an English Garden by Kay Yamada gives an overall impression of an English country garden, many of the elements and most of the plants have origins in Japan. This design celebrates the Anglo-Japanese Alliance fusion of both cultures and garden styles.


As every gardener knows the British weather can be temperamental at the best of times so it is no surprise about Hunters latest boot collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society, which features a beautiful range of designs inspired by the society's botanical art archive.

Click on Boots!

Hunter Wellingtons Start Trend in Kids Wellies

The Hunter Story is a symbol of British country life that has graced catwalks in New York, Streets in London, and Festival around the world. They remain the preferred welly brand from the Royal Family, working farmers and fashions most famous faces. Hunters are constantly changing with the times and demands of the market for their iconic British Brand.

Their Wellingtons are not just for adults anymore! You can now dress your little sprogs in a matching set of these fashionable Wellies. They have been designed with kids in mind making them both practical and fashionable at the same time.

If you have children you would have heard of the brand Leli Kelly, well for those of you who haven’t heard of Hunters they are the same and more in a welly, but considerable cheaper compared to most designer children’s shoes. They come in an array of colours from Black to Fuchsia and Silver to Gold just to name a few.

This year we have seen Hunter add more colours to their every growing pallet. They have also introduced a neoprene version too. For those little tykes who you just can’t get back indoors.

They make the perfect gift for any child.

Check out all of the colours here http://www.targetwholesale.co.uk/

Like reading about Wellies read our articles at http://www.goarticles.com/cgi-bin/showa.cgi?C=1566241

Hunter Wellingtons for WaterAid

Festival Season is on its way and with the British weather it is an essential item. Hunter have a stylish welly that not only keeps your feet dry, it raises much needed funds for WaterAid too!

WaterAid is an international charity that works to provide clean water, sanitation and hygiene education for some of the world's poorest people. Hunter have committed to raising at least £20,000 for WaterAid this year with a limited edition Original Boot.

The specially designed boots were worn at the festival by an array of celebrities, including KT Tunstall, The Subways and The Fratellis. Glastonbury Festival organiser Michael Eavis, convinced that the festival would be mud free (he was wrong!), even auctioned off his pair and raised £100 for WaterAid!

You can still purchase your very own pair of the limited-edition boots from the Hunter website, http://www.hunter-boot.com/. A generous contribution of £50 from each pair sold goes to WaterAid, helping transform the lives of those currently living without access to safe water or sanitation.

If these are out of your price range but you would still like to be trendy check out the Original Collection HERE.

Fortnum & Mason Join Hunter Wellingtons Wellies

Hunter Wellingtons Wellies for Fortnum & Mason

Fortnum and Mason is recognised internationally for its high quality goods and as an iconic British symbol. Renowned for its "quintessential English charm is one of the most famous stores in the world. Fortnum and Mason is the shop most closely associated with the British Royal Family and has held many Royal Warrants for over 150 years.

Fortnum & Mason were pioneering importers of new and exotic foodstuffs from all corners of the British Empire. It was to start with William Fortnum who became a footman in the royal household of Queen Anne in 1707. Every night he replaced the candles used by the royal family with new ones. The used candles he promptly resold to ladies of the royal household for a tidy profit. Soon his small profit turned into a tidy savings to start his own business.

Fortnum then convinced his landlord, Hugh Mason, to go into the grocery business with him, and they set up a shop Fortnum & Mason. Its headquarters are located at 181 Piccadilly where it was established in 1707. The store in Piccadilly introduced specialty items aimed directly at the well-heeled residents of the area. Such delicacies as game in aspic jelly embellished with prawns and lobster were provided ready-to-eat.

Not to be kept back in time they have an account card, but it is only supplied to 'favoured customers' and reputedly cannot be obtained via application. Previously, account customers used to just give their names to the frock-coat wearing staff and signed for their goods, with the monthly bill being sent on afterwards. Some of its most famous, (non-Royal) customers and account card holders include Terence Stamp, Jane Asher, Marc Sinden, Elizabeth Hurley and Adam Faith.

Hunter Boot have teamed up with fellow Royal Warrant brand Fortnum & Mason to create a new style classic: the eau de nil Wellington Boot. This will surely be a must-have for festival fashionistas and green fingered style-lovers alike.

Check out the other colours in the Original Hunter Here http://www.targetwholesale.co.uk/

Jimmy Choo Hunter Wellingtons

Starting the Festivals with a bang is news of Hunters collaboration with Jimmy Choo to produce the most luxurious Wellington boots on earth.

Jimmy Choo was launched in 1996 when Tamara Mellon, Accessories Editor at British Vogue realised the potential demand for stylish but wearable shoes. Tamara partnered with Mr Jimmy Choo to start the ready-to-wear shoe company and opened the first stand alone boutique on Motcomb Street, London along with a strong wholesale business.

Sparking an immediate success amoungst young Hollywood, Jimmy Choo became synonymous with the 'red carpet' shoe of choice for Oscar winners such as Cate Blanchett, Halle Berry, Hilary Swank and many other Hollywood actresses.

So just how did these two British brands meet? Tamara Mellon was inspired by images from the festivals of the hip Brit girls in their wellies. This led to the collaboration with Hunter to produce a sleek interpretation of the British classic".

Today, Jimmy Choo encompasses a complete luxury lifestyle accessory brand and now in collaboration with Hunter they produce a sleek interpretation of the British classic.

Want a set you better be quick there is a waiting list for more details contact Jimmy Choo priced around £250.

Still want the look but you are on a budget check out the Hunter Original range Here.