LATEST NEWS:
- FANS of the work of Charles Dickens could soon be able to fasten their waistcoats with a button celebrating the great writer’s life. Click Here
- Taylors Buttons have a new Facebook Page. 'Like' us and keep up to date with all our latest news.
- If you are a fashion student or a college lecturer related to the studying and design of haberdashery and need a large quantity of buttons for course work or designer collections, why not contact us for a competitive and suitable quotation. Speak to us and call Maureen or Marc on 020 7436 9988
- Read what our clients say about us: "It is a happy shop, the happiest button shop in London" Click Here
Taylors Buttons possess a hugely extensive range of original and beautiful vintage buttons dating back to the 1920s, some even earlier. Taylors Buttons supply vintage glass buttons from 1940s Austria, original art deco buttons, olive wood and childrens' coat buttons, stag horn, pearl and leather buttons. They also offer a precision button engraving service. When it comes to covered buttons, there really is no competition.
The proprietor, Mrs Maureen Rose, has 50 years' experience in the button and covered button business. She produces each individual covered button by hand, using the very tools and button moulds that were used in the original Taylors Buttons shop over 100 years ago. The right button can make a wedding dress. Maureen's are absolutely exquisite. She can cover large and small buttons with any fabric, with a covered back, too.
Taylors Buttons have produced covered buttons for the Royal Family, Margaret Thatcher's public appearances and a host of famous fashion houses, tailors and film sets as well as personal commissions for bridal wear and evening wear. And their prices are still hugely competitive. A Taylors Buttons handmade belt in scarlet leather was worn by Eva Green in Casino Royale and Taylors Buttons covered buttons were used in the Harry Potter films. You really need look no further for all your buttons and covered buttons. Taylors Buttons is the last word in detail and quality to make an outfit and an event exquisitely special.
