The Company, which was involved with the making of girdles (or belts), received its Letters Patent from Edward III in 1327.
While it no longer practises its craft – although it has the honour of presenting the girdle and stole worn by the Sovereign at each coronation – it remains a Company closely connected with the government and Livery Companies of the City of London, the fellowship of its members and various charitable works.
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