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Silver Cross

Silver Cross is loved by parents around the world and has become the brand of choice for many families shopping for their pushchairs. But how did Silver Cross become such a British icon and where did it all begin?

The Silver Cross story starts in Yorkshire, England in 1877. Which means Silver Cross has over 140 years of experience and expertise to their name. Founder, William Wilson invented the worlds first patented baby carriage. This revolutionary idea was the first of it’s kind and changed parents’ lives forever. The invention allowed them to transport their children in comfort and safely with them wherever they needed to go.

The Silver Cross British heritage is not only very special, it’s also what makes them unique. This makes them the longest running nursery brand in the world with over 140 years of expertise going into every single Silver Cross pushchair or product. What started with a moment of inspiration continues as an unwavering commitment to design and innovation from Silver Cross. The brand was founded on the love of high-quality craftsmanship, and Silver Cross continue to develop new technologies and seek out new materials to bring parents the best baby products.

“There is no secret to making the world’s finest prams – Just take 140 years of experience and add the finest materials; the rest is easy.” – Silver Cross

Royal Seal of Approval

Part of Silver Cross’ heritage is linked strongly to the royal family. The name Silver Cross has been associated with royalty for over a century with Silver Cross becoming the official royal pram in 1913 when a special edition was created and sent to George VI, for Princess Elizabeth, who is now Queen. With this exposure, the brand soon gained a strong reputation for their high quality craftsmanship, traditional design and quickly grew to become one of the industry’s biggest exporters worldwide. By the mid-1900s, the company was renowned for producing the world’s most exclusive baby pushchairs – known as the “Rolls-Royce of prams”.

Considered ‘the world’s most exclusive pram’, a Silver Cross has carried the Queen, her children, grandchildren and now her three-month-old great-grandchild George. Silver Cross officially has the royal seal of approval.