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Thistle & TwinePerthshire
A wicker hamper of shortbread, honey, preserves and oatcakes tied with a green ribbon on a farmhouse table, with a loch beyond the window

Scottish hampers, packed by hand

Made up in our Perthshire packing room, with a handwritten card in every one.

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Happy birthday Mum, love from us all

Build your own hamper

Choose every item yourself and watch the hamper fill up as you go. The price adds up as you pick.

  1. 1Choose a sizeA kraft gift box, a wicker hamper or the large one.
  2. 2Fill itShortbread, heather honey, a soy candle and more.
  3. 3Add a ribbon and a noteWe handwrite your note and tie on your ribbon.
Build your own

Packed by hand in Perthshire

Every hamper is packed at our table a few at a time, with food and gifts from small producers nearby. We wrap it, tie the ribbon and check it before it goes.

Hands tying a forest green ribbon around a wicker hamper on the packing table
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A handwritten card in every hamper

Tell us what to say and we write it out by hand in ink, then tuck it under the ribbon. There are never any prices in the box.

How delivery works
A cream gift card beside a sprig of heather, a fountain pen and a spool of green ribbon
Six kraft gift boxes tied with forest green ribbon in a row on a wooden table

Sending to clients or staff?

We pack business gifts in batches, with your card in each one and delivery to every address on the day you pick.

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Example reviews

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5 / 5 starsNot a real review
“Built a hamper for my mum's birthday and she phoned me in tears. Beautifully packed.”
Fiona, A hamper she built
5 / 5 starsNot a real review
“Sent twelve to clients at Christmas. Every one arrived on the day we picked.”
Gordon, Twelve business gifts
5 / 5 starsNot a real review
“The heather honey alone was worth it. My dad has already asked where he can get more.”
Callum, The Highland Classic