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random1888wagred OP t1_izqvfga wrote

I'm also a fan of William Whiteley scissors and Kaymet serving trays

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fullchooch t1_izqwf7n wrote

Farlows wool goods. Blankets, outdoors clothing, socks, etc... All spun in Scotland.

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ol-gormsby t1_izqxoal wrote

Cast iron kitchen ranges - AGA, Rayburn, Coalbrookdale.

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syspig t1_izqzpjz wrote

Solovair shoes.

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arcticrobot t1_izrk4i1 wrote

Henry vacuum cleaner. I have cordless one, it is fantastic.

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FitzLions t1_izrtn3v wrote

Any shoe made in Northampton (Crockett and Jones, Edward Green, Cleverley, Church’s etc).

Hi-Fi equipment - Bowers and Wilkins, Cambridge Audio etc.

McNair woollen “mountain” shirts.

Brady bags.

Luggage/bags from Swaine Adeney Brigg.

Various furniture companies (eg Natural Bed Company).

Devon woollen duvets and pillows.

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bennettbuzz t1_izrtr1s wrote

Definitely Barbour jackets also try r/madeinbritain although it’s not as active as it should be!

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OmegaDX7 t1_izsdkme wrote

Shoes definitely (Crockett and Jones, Trickers, Church’s etc). Also some clothes are quite good (Gloverall, Barbour)

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GizatiStudio t1_iztntmy wrote

A Saville Row suit and a Jermyn Street shirt.

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VariegatedMonster t1_izv2k02 wrote

Have you checked out the Buy Me Once website? They’re a BIFL vendor based in the UK.

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Historical-Zone-2341 t1_izwdu5v wrote

Private White VC - make top tier clothes Chester Jeffries - make bespoke leather gloves Trakke - Scottish handmade bags

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Toast_Guard t1_j0u4rw2 wrote

Replying to syspig (#904,772)

Solovair isn't much different from buying Dr Martens. They are both mass-produced with cost effectiveness in mind. They are not built for longevity. Go to /r/Goodyearwelt for recommendations on quality boots.

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