I see you've been working on this to try to create a neutral article, and I won't comment on the fact that you're probably an interested party somehow. However, article needs to establish why the company is notable, and also needs an introduction paragraph. Rob Sinden ( talk) 14:00, 22 September 2010 (UTC) reply

Hi Rob. I was recently in London and purchased a Tanner Krolle bag. I wanted to show my friend and tell them about the brand, but was curious why no page existed on Wikipedia (since I use it all the time for references). Anyway, even though I'm American, I found this company interesting because the brand is a British Icon on the levels of Asprey, Dunhill, and Swaine Adeney Briggs (I just had a look through some of the previous customers while I was there and my Brit friends all know it). Anyway, I thought it was a great opportunity to write a Wikipedia article and I tried to use the Asprey one as an example. Granted, it's my first, so I really appreciate your comments about the sourcing. Given I'm new at this, yes, I'm trying to write something neutral. Would you please help me in explaining (1) What additional sources I should be going after (I thought Forbes, Women's Wear Daily (for fashion) and the London Times (local) would be sufficient enough (I specifically avoided using their company website as a reference). Also (2) you please explain more about the introduction paragraph? (3) How best to explain notability in a non-biased way? Really appreciate your help! PistachioGelato ( talk) 14:17, 22 September 2010 (UTC) reply