New Arrivals
It's all about the Prints
Meet Ditsy Daisy.
We couldn’t forget the floral lovers this season. This ditsy print is a love letter to springtime walks when the fields come alive with tiny blossoms and wildflowers you almost miss if you’re not looking. Delicate, detailed, and full of colour, it’s our way of bottling up that feeling of stumbling across a perfect patch of blooms on a sunny afternoon.
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The season's favourites
Explore our favourites of the season, our latest prints, pairings and pieces that bring us joy.
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New Summer Dresses?
Tabatha is a new style for us and one we are very excited about. With a long, column shape with soft tiers that add movement and elegance. A Palava twist on the empire waist creates a flattering fit that is easy to wear, while a vintage style collar and long sleeves give it a timeless feel. Designed in a variety of beautiful fabrics, Tabatha is effortless to throw on and works just as well for everyday wear as it does for summer outings. It is comfortable, flattering on many shapes, and we hope it becomes a favourite.
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Layers for Spring evenings
Palava is now a certified B Corp, which feels like a really proud moment for us. Want to know what it means and why we did it? Read all about it below.
Palava's Journey

Dispatch No 5 – First Hatchery-Printed Fabric Now Available
The first fabric printed at the Hatchery is now on sale in the Palava shop as part of our spring summer collection. We are introducing the new season gradually, allowing time for our local manufact...
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Inside The Hatchery, the first room begins to take shape. We watch as the new fabric printer is delivered, installed, and switched on for the first time. As Bryony reflects on what this moment mean...
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Dispatch No 4 – Printing Fabric at The Hatchery
A quiet milestone - our fabric printer has arrived at The Hatchery. With it comes possibility: to print our own fabrics, to experiment, and to begin creating within these walls. This dispatch marks...
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Accessories
Our Stories

We’re pleased to introduce you to Milly Fyfe.Farmer, social entrepreneur… and a Palava wearer. Milly is the woman behind The Countryside Kitchen, part of a not-for-profit helping people reconnec...
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The Palava Fete _____________________________________________ Every now and then something appears that feels unmistakably English. The village fête is one of those things. So this season we starte...
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