Take a look round your home or that of your friends and relations, the chances are there will be many tin boxes holding biscuits and cakes in the kitchen, probably more elsewhere containing everything from curtain hooks to nails. Somehow we just cannot throw away a lovely tin. Small wonder that tins last a lifetime and more. Victorian and Edwardian tins often change hands for thousands of pounds at auctions. Tins are desirable yet commonplace; good-looking yet functional; well made yet inexpensive, dependable yet mass-produced. Yes, everyone loves tin cans. No wonder then that the most famous names in the world use tins. Firms like Nestle and Unilever choose their packaging very carefully, maybe that's why they choose tins from Tinware Direct. Our tins are on sale in Harrods and Fortnums; in Woolworths and WH Smith. We pride ourselves that on every High Street you will find our tins. Chanel use them for cosmetics, Marlboro for cigarettes, Thorntons for chocolates and Moet and Chandon for champagne.