Bowlers and umbrellas: Best of British | Euromaxx

A new illustrated book tells of the success of British design icons. Horst A. Friedrichs examines traditional brands such as Anderson & Shepard or James Lock. Many of these firms have been making timeless fashion for over a hundred years!
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[@Divyanshu0236]

Gr8 Video!!!

[@crashbot2762]

Sherlock homes himself

[@tylermoore1769]

Bro those were not head patterns. Theres no possible way anyones head is shaped like that

[@sarahchang6217]

They are. When they take the shape of your head, it’s not completely horizontal. No one wears a hat that way. It is taken at the angle of which you’ll wear that specific type of hat you’re getting.

[@wronski11]

500-1000 euro for an umbrella. Come on, there is no way it can cost that much. Totally overpriced ....

[@AnnaDominiqueJ]

when you compare it to commercially produced umbrella, of course it it overpriced. but when people buy umbrella from that place, they don't just buy the umbrella itself; along with it is the tradition and craftsmanship.

[@wronski11]

@@AnnaDominiqueJ that is exactly the definition of overpriced.

[@etwl1798]

When you compare it to commercially made umbrellas, it's like comparing a drawing that someone took their time to draw to a printed photo

[@wronski11]

@@etwl1798 Lt's put it like this. The same umbrella, without the logo costs no more than 100$. With the logo, the sky is the limit. Got it?

[@etwl1798]

@@wronski11 got it, branding