 Clydella was a cheaper, less soft alternative made with 81 per cent cotton, produced at factories in the Clydeside area, including Glasgow and Hamilton, where many yards of Viyella were also woven.Hollins also produced the related Dayella cloth used especially for babies' clothes.The name Viyella is based on the unusually-named valley road, "Via Gellia", (the A5012) near Matlock, where in 1890 Hollins & Co acquired a mill used for the early production of Viyella.