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Umbrella Makers

Conventum

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The Brigg is the best in my opinion. James Smith and Fox would be my second choice. However, if I was on a budget or didn't want to spend too much on an umbrella, I'd go with London Undercover.
 

HEPennypacker

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James Smith, especially if you have the chance to visit their London store.

Have you perused this thread?:

http://www.styleforum.net/t/69654/t...llaneous-accessories-Appreciation-thread/0_30
 
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JimmyHoffa

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Fox is still a quality Umbrella right?

All these top umbrellas are much of a muchness right? Preference and style, rather than construction and quality?
 

ABCXYZ

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Just picked up a Pasotti Ombrelli with a one piece chestnut handle. Beautifully made, and endless possibilities for customisation.
 

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I have umbrellas by Maglia, James Smith, brigg, and talarico, and think that the quibble about differences are much ado about nothing.

Italian umbrellas are, however, cheaper. Horn ferrules and silk-blend canopies for eg, w/o additional charges and priced lower than Brigg or Smith that have nylon canopies.
 

JimmyHoffa

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I have umbrellas by Maglia, James Smith, brigg, and talarico, and think that the quibble about differences are much ado about nothing.
Italian umbrellas are, however, cheaper. Horn ferrules and silk-blend canopies for eg, w/o additional charges and priced lower than Brigg or Smith that have nylon canopies.
You haven't tried Fox!

However, I am sure your comments are spot on. They are all quality umbrellas and if showed some love, will last many a year.
 

myk7000

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I personally think Davek Umbrellas are very nice, and they also come nicely with a lifetime warranty. I'd check 'em out if you have an opportunity to.
 

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