Jessica Russell Flint

Jessica Russell Flint sells printed silk scarves, leather accessories, stationery, home textiles and limited-edition prints, all decorated with hand-painted flora, fauna and racing motifs. Prices sit in the mid-range: silk pocket squares £55, large scarves £145-£195, leather bags £225-£295, notebooks £16-£22. The collection is sold through the brand’s own e-commerce site, a small Chelsea studio-shop open two days a week, and about 120 independent UK and international stockists including Fortnum & Mason and John Lewis. Every print originates from Flint’s original gouache or ink illustrations that are digitally reproduced in Britain onto silk, cotton or leather in short, numbered runs; many pieces are finished with contrast hand-rolled edges or neon linings. The label positions itself as “British artist-led luxury” and is best known for its colourful silk race-day scarves featuring stylised horses, hares and greyhounds that have become fixtures at Royal Ascot and Goodwood. Core customers are 30-55-year-old professional women who want statement accessories that signal country-house weekends, racing festivals and gallery-going without mainstream branding. They value British craft, small-batch exclusivity and the ability to match a pocket square to a silk cushion or phone case for coordinated gifting. The brand competes in the crowded “accessible British print luxury” space against studios that also translate artist prints onto scarves and leather goods. It differentiates by retaining an identifiable, painterly handwriting across every SKU, keeping production runs below 200 per colourway, and offering bespoke monogramming or race-colour customisation within two weeks.