The Creamery is a custom handwound pickup workshop based in Manchester, UK, founded by Jaime Campbell in 2010 and trading as Dirty Northern Town Ltd. The operation is deliberately small-scale, with Campbell winding pickups by hand and working directly with players on custom specifications alongside an off-the-shelf catalog sold through the company's website.

The range covers vintage and modern voicings across most major guitar formats, including Stratocaster and Telecaster single coils, P90s, humbuckers such as the Sweet '14 and Custom '13, Wide Range Tele-style humbuckers, Jazzmaster, Jaguar, Mustang/Duo-Sonic, Firebird and mini humbucker, Rickenbacker-style 'Toaster' pickups, Black Cat Filtertrons, Domino split-coils, and bass pickups. The workshop also builds custom guitars using reclaimed and sustainable timber.

The Creamery has a strong following in UK guitar communities and has been reviewed by outlets including MusicRadar, particularly for its Wide Range Humbuckers. Campbell is known for collaborating with players on signature-style winds, including work associated with Bernard Sumner of Joy Division and New Order.

The Creamery has 6 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Electric Guitar Pickups. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include Luke Mark.