Trip to London

[MaxFur]

I was in London yesterday, with time to kill, and so I decided to do a little fur sight-seeing.

 

Lots of furs being worn out on the street, as it was bitterly cold (and here was me without a coat!), some faux but also some real. A few minks and quite a few fox collars and trimmings. Nice

 

But my ultimate visit was to Nobel furs, just off Regent Street. I was suprised to see a big window full of furs displaying a shop that was equally well stocked with racks of minks and foxes against every wall. I'd somehow expected everything to be hidden from view.

 

I plucked up the courage to buzz and go in, and was greeted by an extremely friendly man. We talked for some time about the current market and I spent a most enjoyable period of time being shown some of the stock. He was even happy to give me an idea of what it would take to re-line my blue fox too (something I've been trying to do elsewhere without success for some time), which turned out not to be as bad as I thought.

 

So I think another trip to the Capital is in order - this time with my blue fox for repair and maybe my full length crystal to part-ex for something else...

 

Anone else who finds themsleves in the City, I recommend a visit whole heartedly.

[Guest]

hi maxfur what was the fox fur prices like ?

[MrMockle]

All,

 

I've visited Noble's a couple of times and found their prices to be a little higher than other, more remote, London furriers. Their stock is nice though although they may be a little hesitant to let men try on their furs. It's not bad and in a good location but there are cheaper and more welcoming places to buy fur in London.

 

Regards,

Mr Mockle

[Guest]

Do any of these London furries have web sites, i can not seem to track any of them down.

[MaxFur]

When I asked about prices, I was quoted a rough "