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New flagship store opens Friday 17th December 2010 at 11 Shepherd Market, Mayfair, London
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New Tanner Krolle Shop
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How does Tanner Krolle compare to Swaine Adeney or to WS Foster?
Some of the TK designs look a bit modern which makes me think they are being made somewhere other than England - which is fine as long as the quality is still there.
Some of the TK designs look a bit modern which makes me think they are being made somewhere other than England - which is fine as long as the quality is still there.
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Tanner Krolle stuff was always made in the UK in the past. I cannot speak for them though to confirm one way or the other on their current products.
Quality wise I would put it on the level with the other two you have mentioned though their products may be slightly more stylish but slightly less robust, though their Top Frame Holdall I bought in the 90s has served me well for many years.
Quality wise I would put it on the level with the other two you have mentioned though their products may be slightly more stylish but slightly less robust, though their Top Frame Holdall I bought in the 90s has served me well for many years.
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I have several of their products, quality is second to none, bridle leather is from England origin and its waxy appearance is beautiful but a bit fragile (exposed to wet spots). Design is classic with a modern touch mainly to fixtures and locks and clasps.
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