at the website http://www.groupe-foin.com/english/tabliers/index.html
I see this company makes aprons and tunics of welded stainless steel
chainmaille. They call it chainex or chainexlite
Where can I buy these aprons or tunics? Preferably online and with
credit card. Must be an english speaking retailer U.S. merchant prefered.
I am not interested in the gloves, I can find them already. I am
planning to use these items to remake into my own product. I need the
tunic or apron because of the large sheets of maille that they are
made of. I am also not interested in homemade chainmaille, or
websites on how to build it. I already know how to do that, I need
premade welded stainless steel chainmaille. |
Clarification of Question by
minineo-ga
on
21 Jul 2005 06:59 PDT
If I can, I'd like to say that I "definitely", not "preferably" need
an online retailer who accepts credit card.
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Request for Question Clarification by
websearcher-ga
on
21 Jul 2005 07:09 PDT
Hi minineo:
The closest I was able to come up with was a UK Personal Protective
Equipment company called Turton Safety:
Turton Safety
URL: http://www.turton.co.uk/
The apron you want is found at:
Chainex
URL: http://www.turton.co.uk/gloves/chainex.htm#APRONS
While this company is English speaking, it is not in the U.S. and does
not have an e-commerce capability. Their contact information is found
at:
Contact us
URL: http://www.turton.co.uk/contact.asp
Let me know if this is sufficient as an answer to your question.
Thanks.
websearcher
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Clarification of Question by
minineo-ga
on
22 Jul 2005 07:15 PDT
I found the turton website already, I was hoping through some Google
magic that you might know of something I couldn't find. I guess for
15 bucks that's as much as I should expect. Thanks -David
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Request for Question Clarification by
websearcher-ga
on
22 Jul 2005 08:15 PDT
Hello minineo:
I'm not eager to collect the $15 if you are not satisfied with what I
found. I'll leave the question open to other researchers.
A suggestion - in future questions, please state what you've already
found as part of the question. That helps in two ways:
1. avoids this type of "I already knew that" situation
2. gives us more information to work from to start with.
Thanks!
websearcher
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Request for Question Clarification by
pafalafa-ga
on
22 Jul 2005 08:27 PDT
I would suggest contacting Whiting Davis:
http://www.whitinganddavis.com/Ring.htm
Let me know how it turns out...
pafalafa-ga
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Clarification of Question by
minineo-ga
on
22 Jul 2005 11:05 PDT
I'm talking with them right now, thanks!
-David
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Request for Question Clarification by
pafalafa-ga
on
22 Jul 2005 11:50 PDT
Great. If it works out, let me know, so I can post the information as an answer.
paf (aka David, too)
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