A well-known fashion brand is hosting a pop-up and sample sale in Manchester today – and if you share its name, you can bag yourself some free clothes.
Daisy Street, a Manchester-based fashion and lifestyle brand, is hosting an event at Hatch between 12pm and 9pm.
And if you’re blessed enough to be called Daisy (which, if you check the byline on this article, I actually am…) you can claim a free t-shirt from the brand.
The limited-edition tees will be handed out to honour all the Daisys out there in our city.
The brand says it sets out to ‘inspire creative freedom through self-expression’.
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All you have to do to claim the free item is head to the pop-up at Hatch with your ID, and follow Daisy Street on Instagram.
The sample sale will see items sold at up to 70% less than retail price, including clothing, footwear and accessories.
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There’ll also be exclusive samples from £2, plus freebies and giveaways.
Daisy Street is giving away free t-shirts in Manchester to anyone called Daisy
Lauren Adams, marketing manager at Daisy Street, said: “We’re excited to host this exclusive Pop-Up and Sample Sale event at Hatch.
“We can’t wait to meet our community IRL and, of course, we can’t wait to meet all the Daisys and celebrate with a free Daisy Street t-shirt!”
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The brand launched in 2012 and prides itself on its fun-loving, fresh and playful fashion pieces.
Expect vintage graphics, ditsy florals, and tonnes of fun.
Daisy Street’s collection includes oversized tees, sweatshirts and cropped cardigans, plus dresses and easy-to-layer pieces.
You can claim your free t-shirt by heading to Hatch on 22 September between 12pm and 9pm and showing ID that proves your name is Daisy.
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Manchester United tease new collaboration with Manc streetwear brand Drama Call
Danny Jones
Manchester United have revealed their latest fashion collaboration with popular homegrown streetwear designers Drama Call, sharing a new teaser on social media.
The football club may be faltering on the pitch, but commercially it’s still one of the best-known and most successful brands on the planet.
More specifically, they’ve made some big splashes when it comes to merchandising and fashion spin-offs in particular, with reproducing retro kits and other collabs like the Adidas x Stone Roses line, which dropped in February last year.
These releases quickly go on to become collector’s items, and that will almost certainly be the case with Man United’s upcoming Drama Call crossover, which they announced in fine fashion – pardon the pun.
Plenty of Drama Call die-hards will be scrambling for this one.
For those unaware of Drama Call, the local fashion label is hugely popular across the region, regularly worn by the likes of Aitch, Headie One and several other celebrities.
It’s actually not even the first time Drama Call and United have worked either, previously colliding to create a limited edition version of the classic blue 1988 away kit back in 2023.
As for this latest United x Drama Call collab, we have very few details on when the release can be expected; all fans can do is try and glean whatever clues possible from the teaser video above.
We always enjoy footballers trying their hands at acting, no matter the result, to be fair. Who can forget Wayne Rooney meeting Deadpool?…
So, if you’re a fan of the viral streetwear brand, watch this space.
A popular Manc streetwear brand is hosting a big festival to mark their fifth birthday
Danny Jones
Popular Manchester streetwear and footwear brand, CLINTS Inc., is hosting its first-ever festival to mark five whole years in fashion – and it’s going to be big.
The highly sought-after clothing and sneaker make started out from a bedroom in Moston and is now a premium label in British urban, skating, UK grime and hip-hop culture, having been worn by many famous names and welcoming even more through the door of their Deansgate shop.
Located in the ABC Buildings on Quay Street next to Spinningfields, the flagship CLINTS store opened back in 2022 and is much more than a place to buy some new drip: it’s a place that showcases art, music, and a whole sub-sect of shopping beyond just skate silhouettes and trendy trainers.
As hack as it might sound to some, wearing this brand comes along with immersing yourself in the wider style and scene; the very same scene being celebrated in tandem with their fifth birthday.
Not to tease you more than the company already has, but as you can see, details are scarce.
There is no lineup or even location for this festival… only a date.
CLINTS Fest (the inaugural one, at that) will take place on Saturday, 6 September – presumably at or around the 21-23 Quay Street site, but who knows?
Fans of the brand can sign up for the mailing list for the latest details, and pre-sale tickets are also available now, with a couple of clicks on the website revealing that the event is set to start at 12 noon and wrap up around 10:30pm.
If you’re interested, you can register your interest HERE.
Credit: The Manc Group
While you can expect the festival to be packed to the rafters with die-hard followers of all things CLINTS and streetwear, they’re not the only local indie holding a special one-off this month.
In fact, this weekend, a fellow trainer specialist who is still just starting out life in the fashion game but is already making waves reminiscent of their contemporaries.
Here’s hoping this is just the beginning of the journey and they’re the next Manc brand to become a national success story.
Daisy Jackson -
21st September 2023 
