The Society of British Designers

The Society of British Designers, also known as the SBDS, was an organization founded in 1930 to promote high standards and professionalism among designers in Britain. It aimed to support talented individuals in fields like fashion, interior design, and product design by providing accreditation, networking opportunities, and promoting excellence in design practices. The society helped elevate the status of designers, encouraging innovation and craftsmanship while fostering a community dedicated to advancing design standards in the UK.