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Leathersmith Opens London Store, Highlights UK Manufacturing and Retail Presence

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What happened

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Leathersmith, a company that started as a bookbinder in 1839, opened its first stand-alone store in Princes Arcade in London St. James’s. The store features bespoke stationery, leather goods, and a collection of 925 sterling silver writing instruments made in England. The brand also sells tailored and casual outerwear, handmade in England, and leather accessories.

From wwd.com

Why it matters

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The expansion of Leathersmith's retail presence in London could increase commercial activity in the city. The company's increased profile might boost demand for its goods supplied to Fortnum & Mason.

From wwd.com

Who's involved

  • LondonLocation of the new retail store
  • EnglandLocation where the brand manufactures its goods
  • Fortnum & MasonHigh-end department store that is a retail partner

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Fortnum & MasonSpeculative

    Fortnum & Mason might see increased demand for goods supplied by Leathersmith due to the brand's expansion.

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