A lot has changed in the textiles industry since the Princess of Wales’s great grandfather sold a wool manufacturing business to AW Hainsworth 65 years ago.
The Princess of Wales talks to Senior Weaver Trainer Zeb Akhtar during a visit to AW Hainsworth in Leeds, a family-owned heritage textile mill which was established in 1783.
But when Catherine visited the company's textile mill in Stanningley yesterday she was told that staff still use many of the same traditional techniques when they produce fabrics fit for a future king. AW Hainsworth, which holds a royal warrant, has proudly produced textiles for various royal events, including the military uniform
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