Taylors Collection
"Taylor's: A Legacy of Excellence and Tradition" Step into the world of Taylor's, where history, craftsmanship, and passion intertwine
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"Taylor's: A Legacy of Excellence and Tradition" Step into the world of Taylor's, where history, craftsmanship, and passion intertwine. From thrilling rugby matches to iconic hat shops, this name has left its mark in various realms. Capture the spirit of outdoor sporting live action at Twickenham with a captivating photograph of a Rugby match. Witness the intensity as Harlequins face off against Old Merchant Taylors - an exhilarating clash that marks the beginning of a new season. In Croydon, Surrey, Taylor's Hats proudly advertises their timeless creations. With meticulous attention to detail and unparalleled style, they have become synonymous with sophistication and elegance. Travel back in time to 1874 when Merchant Taylors School stood proudly on Suffolk Lane in London. This esteemed institution has nurtured young minds for centuries, shaping future leaders and innovators. John Stow's monument in St Andrew Undershaft stands as a testament to Taylor's rich heritage. Adorned with the arms of the Worshipful Company of Merchant Taylors and an inspiring Latin inscription urging us to create or write something extraordinary - it serves as a reminder that greatness lies within our reach. During London's Blitz era, amidst chaos and destruction, we find solace at Taylors Depository in Southwark. A symbol of resilience and strength during challenging times - it stands tall as a beacon of hope. Cross Lemon Bridge in Truro, Cornwall late into 1926; here you'll discover Timothy Whites & Taylors photo wallet capturing cherished memories frozen in time. Preserving moments dear to our hearts is what they do best. Venture across oceans to Portugal's Douro Litoral region where barrels line the wine cellar walls at Taylors Port Lodge in Porto. The artistry behind each bottle tells tales of dedication passed down through generations. Benjamin Stanton gazes confidently from his portrait before 1872, a testament to the artistic prowess of Taylor's.