Princess Kate Visited Welsh Wool Mill
The Princess of Wales visited the historic Melin Tregwynt wool mill in Pembrokeshire, which has been weaving traditional Welsh designs since 1841.
The Princess of Wales visited Wales on February 3, starting with a tour of the Melin Tregwynt wool mill on the Pembrokeshire coast. The mill has been in continuous operation since at least 1841 and is renowned for its traditional Welsh patterns.
The Princess of Wales during her visit to Melin Tregwynt. Photo: The British Royal Household
Later in the day, the Princess also visited Hiut Denim, a family-owned company in Cardigan that designs and manufactures premium jeans in the UK.
The Princess examines the textiles at the mill. Photo: The British Royal Household
For the occasion, the Princess wore a bespoke coat made from Melin Tregwynt fabric, paired with green trousers by Victoria Beckham. She also chose earrings from Welsh jewellers Spells of Love.
The Princess greeted well-wishers outside the mill. Photo: The British Royal Household
The Princess on her way to the next visit in Cardigan. Photo: The British Royal Household
The Princess of Wales during her visit to Melin Tregwynt. Photo: The British Royal Household
Later in the day, the Princess also visited Hiut Denim, a family-owned company in Cardigan that designs and manufactures premium jeans in the UK.
The Princess examines the textiles at the mill. Photo: The British Royal Household
For the occasion, the Princess wore a bespoke coat made from Melin Tregwynt fabric, paired with green trousers by Victoria Beckham. She also chose earrings from Welsh jewellers Spells of Love.
The Princess greeted well-wishers outside the mill. Photo: The British Royal Household
The Princess on her way to the next visit in Cardigan. Photo: The British Royal Household