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04/10/2025

04/10/2025

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01/10/2025

Full Review Dropping Soon - "4100079 UNEVEN RIPSTOP PRISMATICO"

A hooded parka made from durable ripstop cotton, treated with a glossy film that gives it a unique prismatic shine. The jacket is then faded and overdyed, creating natural contrasts where some parts stay darker than others. This gives each piece a slightly uneven, distinctive look.

It has a quilted padded lining for warmth and comfort. The hood is lined and padded, with a detachable inner layer for extra versatility.

Fabric details:

Outer: 92% Cotton, 8% Polyester with a polyurethane coating
Hood lining & padding: 100% Polyester
Inner garment & padding: 100% Polyester
Inside: 100% Polyester
Care instructions:

Machine wash at 30°C (gentle cycle)
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Iron at max 110°C (without steam)
Do not dry clean
Line dry in the shade

Product code: K2S154100079S0237V0012
Made in Indonesia

30/09/2025

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29/09/2025

"Men’s Tailoring Sees Sharp Rebound as UK Retailers Report Rising Demand"

Men’s tailoring is enjoying a strong revival in the UK as workers return to offices and social calendars fill up, prompting retailers to expand their formalwear offerings.

John Lewis and Marks & Spencer are among those seeing double-digit growth in tailoring sales, alongside rising demand for personal styling services. After years of casual dressing driven by the pandemic, fashion-conscious men are increasingly turning back to suits, blazers, and tailored separates.

At John Lewis, sales of own-brand suits are up 68% year-on-year, while formal outerwear has surged 584%. The retailer has responded by launching its new premium menswear label, J. Lewis, and is preparing to open a new tailoring concept at its Oxford Street flagship. Personal styling appointments for men have also increased by 23%.

Marks & Spencer reported selling 37,500 suits in a single month, valued at around £120 each, and says suit sales have risen 18% over the past two years. The retailer is targeting younger men through its new M&S Man social channel and offers in-store fitting services across 50 locations.

Retailers link the rebound in tailoring to a rise in office commutes, weddings, proms, and formal events. Both John Lewis and M&S emphasise the importance of versatility, with modern tailoring now designed for both work and leisure, using breathable fabrics, stretch materials, and updated fits.

Industry leaders say the trend is set to continue, with men seeking “sharper looks” that combine comfort, style, and practicality as formalwear regains a central place in wardrobes.

29/09/2025

Harrods has confirmed it will not engage with hackers who contacted the business following a cyberattack that exposed 430,000 customer records.

The luxury department store said the breach occurred through one of its third-party providers and stressed that no payment details or account passwords were compromised. Stolen data was limited to customer names, contact details, and marketing labels such as loyalty tiers or co-branded card affiliations.

In a statement, Harrods said: “We have received communications from the threat actor and will not be engaging with them.” The retailer added that the compromised labels are unlikely to be interpreted accurately by unauthorised parties.

The incident is separate from an earlier attempted breach this year, which prompted Harrods to temporarily restrict internet access across its sites as a precaution.

The news follows arrests in July of four individuals linked to cyberattacks on UK retailers including Marks & Spencer, the Co-op and Harrods. The suspects were detained on suspicion of blackmail, money laundering, Computer Misuse Act offences, and participation in organised crime. They have since been bailed pending further inquiries.

Harrods said it continues to work with authorities and cybersecurity experts to investigate the breach.

29/09/2025

Uber Eats Japan has unveiled a unique collaboration with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Fragment and motorcycle gear specialist Komine, resulting in an exclusive rider jacket that merges technical protection with refined design.

The jacket incorporates Komine’s chest protector and reflective panels across the shoulders, sleeves, and back for maximum rider safety. A water-repellent finish and stowable hood add versatility, while Fragment’s design influence ensures a sleek, elevated aesthetic that goes beyond typical delivery gear.

Limited to just 300 pieces, the jackets will be distributed via lottery to Uber Eats delivery partners in Japan who hold “Diamond” status. This rare release not only rewards top-tier riders but also underscores the value of functional apparel that blends safety, utility, and contemporary style.

28/09/2025

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28/09/2025

British Independents are DYING… BUT This One Just Opened It's 5th Shop!! Pockets Fashion.

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27/09/2025

Liam Gallagher Wears Rare Ten c x Awake NY Jacket at Oasis Reunion

At the opening night of Oasis’s long-awaited reunion tour, Liam Gallagher stepped on stage wearing a standout piece from the Ten c x Awake NY collaboration. The jacket, originally released in April 2024, was designed by Alessandro Pungetti and Angelo Baque as part of a limited-edition capsule.

The design features a striking print inspired by the rocky substrate of Manhattan’s neighborhoods, reinterpreted as a unique camouflage pattern. Constructed from Ten c’s signature OJJ fabric and nylon crinkle, the jacket blends technical innovation with bold streetwear aesthetics.

Gallagher’s choice of the rare archival piece highlights both his personal love for distinctive outerwear and the enduring cultural resonance of collaborations that merge craftsmanship with contemporary storytelling.

27/09/2025

"Facebook and Instagram to Charge UK Users for Ad-Free Experience"

Facebook and Instagram users in Britain will soon have to choose between paying a subscription fee or continuing to see personalised adverts, as Meta introduces its first paid option for the platforms.

From the coming weeks, users will be asked to pay £2.99 per month on web or £3.99 per month on iOS and Android for an ad-free experience. The fee will cover all accounts linked through Meta’s Accounts Center, though additional profiles will cost £2 on web and £3 on mobile each.

Meta said the higher mobile price reflects the fees charged by Apple and Google for access to their services.

The move marks a major shift for CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who once pledged Facebook would remain free to use without charges for removing ads. But Meta insists the change is necessary to comply with new UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) regulations, which require users to provide clear consent before their data can be used for targeted advertising.

For those who opt not to pay, Meta says it will interpret continued use of the free service as consent for personalised advertising, effectively making ads the default unless users subscribe.

A Meta spokesperson said: “This will give people in the UK a clear choice about whether their data is used for personalised advertising.”

26/09/2025

Cp company at Harvey Nichols