Superdry are going from strength to strength. I might not personally be a fan of their clothing but I'm glad a British firm is doing well during these times 
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It's not just dry it's SUPERDRY!
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http://www.mandmdirect.com/
M&M Sports
Huge range, forever changing, I get all my Diesel jeans from there, sometimes they have no pairs I like, sometimes, 50
M&M Sports
Huge range, forever changing, I get all my Diesel jeans from there, sometimes they have no pairs I like, sometimes, 50
Soldato
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there are some fairly crazy prices in there, thanks..
Soldato
Does anyone have a problem going into all saints seeing that a leather jacket is priced at £325 and then seeing a massive "MADE IN CHINA" under the tag? How much do you think they buy the jackets for and how much of your £325 do the workers see,
I know its a bit of a non point as practically EVREYONE does this but all saints try to create a feel of premium quality when it isnt.
Id just rather for my £325 it was made somewhere that has a long tradition of producing skilled textiles.
Probably just me though
got a Pengiun premium hood other day for £25 and its got a nice feel.
I know its a bit of a non point as practically EVREYONE does this but all saints try to create a feel of premium quality when it isnt.
Id just rather for my £325 it was made somewhere that has a long tradition of producing skilled textiles.
Probably just me though
got a Pengiun premium hood other day for £25 and its got a nice feel.
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Ted Baker. Jack Wills, it's kinda gone a bit downhill now. Abercrombie, though its owned by the same company as Hollister.
yeh it does take the mick spending a lot of money on something made in china... much prefer either italy or made in england.. i'd say abercrombie etc are good on quality, but from what i've seen from ted baker and penguin the quality can be lacking for the price tag...