The Barbour story began in 1894 in the Market Place in South Shields. Although it sources products from around the globe, Barbour's classic wax jackets are still manufactured by hand in the factory in Simonside and each year over 100,000 jackets are processed via the central, subsidiary and local customer service operations.

Dickies has long stood out to the Brain Dead family not only as a staple in street fashion but also as a company that makes functional, high quality clothes for its fans across the world. This exclusive collection reimagines some of Dickies’ classic silhouettes.



Founded in 2008, MA.STRUM is a menswear brand that specialized in technical outerwear and apparel. Headquartered in Essex, England, the brand is led by owner and ceo John Sharp.


Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, was passionate about climbing, since he was young. Hence it arose the interest and the desire to build a personal equipment. Chouinard’s equipment in time was successful at the point that he had to start to produce it at industrial level.

Portuguese Flannel is a family run business spanning four generations, and this shared knowledge, care and authenticity is evident in our shirting.
The North Face brand was established in 1968 by Douglas Tompkins and Kenneth Klopp in San Francisco. The two renamed a San Francisco climbing equipment retail store they'd founded two years earlier.
Set up in a small Welsh town outside Cardiff as a side project in 2004, WEEKEND OFFENDER was the brainchild of Sam Jones and Rhydian Powell, and just under ten years later the pair continue to expand the brand from the label’s new flagship store in London’s Soho.
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