Luxury Textiles, Scott Inglis (Blue jumper) and Billy McNeil (Grey Jumper)

Luxury Textiles, Scotland’s premier creator and supplier of custom garments for the hospitality sector, has joined forces with Scott Inglis, formerly ...

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Luxury Textiles, Scotland’s premier creator and supplier of custom garments for the hospitality sector, has joined forces with Scott Inglis, formerly Commercial Director at Fishers, Scotland’s largest commercial laundry business.

Scott has teamed up with Luxury Textiles to grow the business by expanding its reach across hotels and restaurants throughout Scotland and beyond. He joins the business as a partner for Luxury Textiles’ Director, Billy McNeill, who has run the company for four years.

Luxury Textiles, based in Milnathort, Scotland, creates garment wardrobes for some of the country’s top hospitality locations, including: Gleneagles Hotel and Townhouse; Cromlix, Estelle, Edinburgh Grand and The Torridon.

Scott Inglis was previously Commercial Director at Fishers laundry where he was responsible for the company’s dominant position in the Scottish hospitality market, having previously joined the company as Finance Director in 2012. A well-known and highly-regarded figure in the Scottish tourism sector, he plans to use his contacts in the industry to help grow the Luxury Textiles business.

Billy McNeill, Director at Luxury Textiles, said: “Scott’s a class act and one of the best- connected people in the industry. I’m confident that, together, we can take Luxury Textiles to the next level and introduce an even wider audience to the benefits of custom and bespoke, brand-relevant clothing for their people.”

Scott Inglis said: “I’m proud of what we achieved at Fishers and I want to bring the same approach to helping Scotland’s fantastic hospitality sector to kit their people out in the best uniforms and brand clothing that we can design and produce for them.

“Scotland has a reputation for providing some of the best hospitality there is. Let’s make ours the best-dressed concierges, reception teams, waiting and bar staff in the world.”

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