Daddy menswear London

<h2>Daddy Menswear London</h2><br><br> Daddy fuse iconic graphics & signature tailoring details with an irreverent sense of humour. Brad Pitt, Dylan Jones, Peter Blake, The Infadels & Peter Saville are but a few of the enlightened to champion the cult appeal of the fashion label.<br><br> <h2>T-shirt</h2> collections have focused on celebrity immortality, occultism in 70s rock n roll, trepanning & most recently intergalactic ennui. Typography & illustrations are combined with sharp tailoring, provocative casual menswear, accessories and jewellery.<br><br> <h2>Daddy Menswear stockists</h2>.<br><br> Having been stocked at select boutiques across the UK - including Harvey Nichols Flannels & Cruise - the portal to the world of daddy menswear will open later this year with the launch of it's own London store. A playground to create and collaborate, inspire and titillate.<br><br> Such has been the demand for womenswear, girls have resorted to desecrating items of daddy clothing. To prevent such repeat instances of sacrilege, Daddy is currently developing a womenswear range of <h2>fashion clothing</h2>, as well as luxury bags & special edition collaborative items.<br><br> As the gospel spreads, Daddy's flock has grown internationally to include China and Japan. Next year we shall be expanding our iconic <h2>menswear</h2> brand to the rest of Europe and the US.<br><br> <h2>Daddy menswear</h2>, <h2>t-shirts</h2>, <h3>Infidels</h3> collection<br><br> Misfits, rebels and subcultures, individuals living on the fringes of society, creating their own distinct code of conduct. Pirates are the prime example; fearsome, loyal and adventurous outlaws who traveled the high seas striking fear into the hearts and minds of all those they encountered. The drunken camaraderie of a band of brothers, united as a bane to civility and a law unto themselves. Drinking, gambling and whoring, triumphantly flouting the constraints of authority, enviably living a life devoid of liability. Yet their nature does not blemish our romantic perspective of them as early pioneers of liberty.<br><br> <h2>Daddy menswear</h2>, <h2>t-shirts</h2>, <h3>Mass Acres</h3> collection<br><br> A tongue in cheek look at celebrity immortality. The collection focuses on an imaginary celebrity cemetery 'Mass Acres' where James Dean, John Belushi and Elvis Presley are residents. These legendary figures, an indelible part of our popular culture, stare back at us morosely from coffee cups and cereal packets the world over. Condemned to wander eternally through the promotional ether of our celebrity-obsessed culture, Mass Acres provides sanctuary for these transient souls.<br><br> <h2>Daddy menswear</h2>, <h2>t-shirts</h2>, <h3>The Lords of Magus</h3> collection<br><br> An underground cult rock band who played at Glastonbury '71, but seemingly spent most of their time out of the limelight and in the studio. Aside dabbling in equal measures of hedonism and occultism, next to nothing is known of the band that seemingly disappeared in 1972. Daddy has therefore reignited the ashes of The Magus, creating a vehicle to discuss other notions of occultism, religion and ritual in 70s rock.<br><br> <h2>Daddy menswear</h2>, <h2>t-shirts</h2>, <h3>Holier Than Thou</h3> collection<br><br> Daddy locks horns with the supernatural, examining notions of occultism, religion, peculiar manifestations and macabre rituals. Equally fascinating were the recorded instances of trepanning, the art of boring a hole in the head to attain a state of freedom and serenity - a process of divination that begins a perpetual crusade into the unknown. Daddy has charged its wireless Black and Decker to bore into this collection and discover the hole truth. How far are you prepared to go to reach nirvana in this spiritually bankrupt world?<br><br> For more information on <h2>Daddy menswear</h2>, please call <h2>Nin Bose</h2> or <h2>Nathan Collins</h2> at their London office on +44 (0)20 7107 2724 or email Daddy at <a href="mailto:Info@DaddyWeb.co.uk">Info@DaddyWeb.co.uk</a>. Daddy Menswear, 1 Sekforde Street, Clerkenwell, London EC1R 0BE<br><br> The Daddy menswear website is frames based. If you are reading this text, you need to upgrade your browser to one that supports frames. <a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/">Internet Explorer</a>, <a href="http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/">Firefox</a> or <a href="http://www.aol.com">AOL</a> all support frames. <br><br>