Whitehouse Cox (British company)
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Whitehouse Cox is a leading luxury leather brand in the UK. Bridle leather goods are especially famous and are sold all over the world.
History
Founded in 1875 in Walsall, 15 km northwest of Birmingham, England, by Mr. White House and Samuel Cox.
In 1993, the main force, the timeless masterpiece, the three-fold wallet, was born.
Due to the absence of a successor, it ended 147 years of history and announced the end of production at the end of 2022.
After that, Yamani Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Taito-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Sadamitsu Nakazawa) signed an agreement to purchase the worldwide trademark rights of the "Whitehouse Cox" brand.
In the future, "Whitehouse Cox" will be planned, produced and sold as an owned brand of Yamani Co., Ltd.
See also
- Walsall Leather Museum
- Ettinger (British company)
References
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