I own 2 Billingham bags. For everyday use I have a Hadley Large. For storing my camera gear at home I’m using Billingham 555. Absolutely the best bags!
Great to see where the magic happens. I got my first Billingham bag around about 1980; I still have it and I still love it. In fact I love all six of my Billingham bags!
That's amazing to know you still have a Billingham bag from 1980!! Would you be willing to share a photo of the bag with us? We'd love to share it with our community.
Thanks Musa and Harry for a fascinating tour round the factory, really interesting getting an insight into the different elements in the production process. I can imagine there must be tremendous job satisfaction being part of a small friendly team producing such quality products appreciated around the world. I've got a lovely collection that I'll never part with, I enjoy using every one. Thanks to everyone in the Billingham team.
Very poor camerawork TBH - both in terms of cropping and angles taken and jerky panning. It would seem that an non-IS lens/camera were used . Nice to see inside a great British Institution, despite a lot of the raw materials being sourced overseas.
The most wonderful bags! Have used them for many years and bag number 9 is on the way!
They really are great bags! Whoop whoop for bag number 9!!
Nobody makes camera bags like Billingham. Superb quality. I’m still using the one I bought in 1986.
They really are the best!
As long as it's made in England, I will buy it.
I own 2 Billingham bags. For everyday use I have a Hadley Large. For storing my camera gear at home I’m using Billingham 555. Absolutely the best bags!
I hope you enjoyed seeing how they are made.
Great to see where the magic happens. I got my first Billingham bag around about 1980; I still have it and I still love it. In fact I love all six of my Billingham bags!
That's amazing to know you still have a Billingham bag from 1980!! Would you be willing to share a photo of the bag with us? We'd love to share it with our community.
@@AmateurPhotographerTV if I knew how to attach a photo then I would be glad to.
We’ll I may have worked it out:
drive.google.com/file/d/1pRUbxRGhk8EhBHvjt2CL7hvX1msBWb_3/view?usp=drivesdk
Fantastic high quality made bags and I got 2 of the 225 models
Thanks Musa and Harry for a fascinating tour round the factory, really interesting getting an insight into the different elements in the production process. I can imagine there must be tremendous job satisfaction being part of a small friendly team producing such quality products appreciated around the world. I've got a lovely collection that I'll never part with, I enjoy using every one. Thanks to everyone in the Billingham team.
What a joyful video!
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!
Please make a totes bag Billingham
Why on earth do keep the camera on her all the time? You should have it on the one speaking.
Very poor camerawork TBH - both in terms of cropping and angles taken and jerky panning. It would seem that an non-IS lens/camera were used . Nice to see inside a great British Institution, despite a lot of the raw materials being sourced overseas.
I'm getting buried with my 335