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Pop Iconography
We have become friends with various brilliant artists, musicians & bands since we launched – from established names like Jungle or Loyle Carner to newer kids on the block like Oscar #Worldpeace, Zak Abel, Pines, Yawwn & Ama Lou. They are all out their earning their fans, doing the hard yards.
Then, yesterday, a bone fide pop star wore one of our signature garms on TV. Olly Alexander – frontman of Years & Years, icon, adored across the globe – was interviewed on BBC Breakfast ahead of the BBC Biggest Weekend, Olly wore our new illusion blue overall. He looked pretty fly.
Keep track of such moments on our Instagram feed.
Carnaby Start-up Style
Last weekend was Carnaby Style Weekender in association with GQ Magazine. Carnaby Street was awash with people, in-store deals and events.
On the Friday evening, I spoke on a panel alongside Dane Butler of celebrated fashion eyewear company Finlay & Co, hosted by Fashion consultant Toby Meadows. The discussion focused on our experiences of start-ups in Fashion.
Summer Tees Make Me Feel Fine
This weekend – May 11 thru 13 – is #CarnabyStyleWeekender. I am speaking at a Carnaby Street panel on Friday 11th at 6pm about what it takes to start a fashion business.
But much more importantly we are collaborating with two very cool artists in-store and launching some limited Summer Tees.
Saturday, we launch our collaboration with Mr Lee, who has designed two limited edition tees – a long-sleeved white tee ‘We Worked Hard’ with arm, breast & back print & a short-sleeved white tee ‘Opera’ with breast & back print.
Mr Lee will be in-store at 14a Newburgh Street customising an Overall with his unique masks.
Sunday, we launch our collaboration with fresh illustrator Rilla*127, who has designed a limited edition white tee, featuring an unorthodox figure as a back print.
Again, Rilla*127 will be in-store customising a denim work jacket with his illustrations.
Come down and say hello. Because it feels like Summer and we love tees.
Poly Pink Icon
Thanks to Natalie Hammond for celebrating the best boiler suits in the business in Who What Wear styling piece about the latest It Boot Trend.
Mare Street Market
Brilliant to see The Evening Standard review Mare Street Market tonight and mention our supply of staff uniforms. If you’re in the Hackney area, this is a ‘visitor attraction’ like no other – and pop into our pop-up while you’re at it.
GQ Weekender
Really chuffed to be featured in GQ May issue representing Carnaby Street for the GQ Style Weekender, May 8th thru 13th. We will be shortly announcing some special things for in-store that weekend.
Pop-up at Mare Street Market
This Monday, March 26th, we are enormously proud to launch a new pop-up store at Mare Street Market in Hackney, London.
Mare Street Market is a massively exciting new spot just off London Fields. A huge space containing a restaurant, bar, deli, coffee roastery, record shop, florist and antiques dealer. Plus an exciting new fashion brand like ours.
Opening 8am till late, it’s one of London’s most talked about new places.
Huge congratulations to the team behind the Market – Marc, Phillip & Gizzi – plus our new friends at Stranger Than Paradise Records, Rebel Rebel, Flying Horse Coffee & Pure White Lines.
If you come over to the Market, you might also note what the staff are wearing and the rather cool aprons we made especially for the launch.
Yes… We Worked Hard.
Pop up
We are rather excited to announce that we are launching a pop up store nestling under some palm trees in East London. It opens next Monday 26th March. Exact details of its location and store opening times to follow shortly…
Brentrance
When a French friend spots your mug in Metropolitan Magazine on Eurostar and sends you this grainy photo, it is cause to celebrate the arrival of M.C.Overalls in Paris with the launch of Collection 2 at L’Habilleur – our first European stockist… And a questionable excuse for a bad pun. Yes we will update the image when we get a better photo.
