Luxury tattoo studio with world-famous clients to open in Manchester for the first time

A tattoo studio with a roster of VIP clients is heading to Manchester, as The London Social prepares to open The Manchester Social.

The world-renowned studio, which counts celebs like David Beckham, Kobbie Mainoo, Declan Rice and Sam Smith as its clients, is opening its first site outside of the capital.

Set to open next week, The Manchester Social tattoo studio will span three floors and 2,200 sq ft on King Street.

They say this new tattoo parlour will be ‘serve Manchester’s elite’ and offer a convenient location for existing regulars, including Luke Shaw and Mason Mount.

The Manchester Social studio will offer the same bespoke tattoo experiences and world-class artistry it’s famous for, but with eight new artists, all from the Manchester city region.

The business is headed up by Miles Langford – named by The Times as one of the world’s most exclusive tattoo artists – and already has tattoo parlours in Fitzrovia, Soho and Angel in London.

It’s famed for fine-line specialty designs and will bring a luxury tattoo space to the historic King Street for the first time.

Miles Langford, founder of The London Social, said: “Opening our first location outside of London is a huge step in our business journey but Manchester seemed like the obvious choice.

“A key selling point for me was the building and its location. King Street is known for being the epicentre of luxury in Manchester so it was a no brainer for us to make the decision on where we would fit in best.

“An indescribable amount of hard work has gone into making this store one of our best yet, all whilst maintaining its Manchester foundations and we can’t wait for Manchester to get the experience that our London clients love so well.”

Holly Whitcomb, associate director at DTZ Investors, said: “We’re incredibly excited to welcome such an exclusive brand like The London Social to King Street.

“King Street is known for being the go-to place for luxury retail and leisure and addition of The Manchester Social will be help to diversify the offering on the street, aligning with our ambitions to be a go-to destination in Manchester City Centre.

“From its VIP feel, to star-studded clientele, we’re looking forward to seeing footfall soar on the street.”

The Manchester Social will open on Saturday 5 April at 9 South King Street – find out more HERE.

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