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MENSWEAR
SUPERMARKET
BEATING
PENCARRIE
A relaxed approach to men’s leisurewear
PenCarrie’s focus is on laid back leisurewear for sleeve, reversed
men from brands such as Skinnifitmen, Wombat, loop back fabric at
PRICES
Front Row and Kariban. side panels and
Andrea Charteris, customer services manager, says: hem, and contrast
“Each of the brands has its own identity and that top stitching.
is important because men, just as much as Wombat, whose
women, like to express their personality through extreme-sports
the clothes they wear.” inspired range is
Skinnifitmen offers staple styles with a fashion targeted at the 18
twist. Among the four new styles introduced for to 30-something
on Grant ’s
2009 is the SF47 club pique polo shirt, which has age group, has KM202
a stand-up collar (a strengthened back neck another new style –
ensures the collar stays up). Another new style, WB907 Carefree
SF56 premium hoodie has thumbholes in the cuffs. Combats. A high
Blazers
Best sellers from Skinnifitmen include SF101 level of detail gives
modern essential T shirt and SF42 modern stretch these loose fitting
pique polo shirt, both good basics that come in a rugged cotton cords their special appeal. A
wide choice of colours. different look again comes from Kariban, whose
Button sweatshirts have proved a popular new styling is influenced by French contemporary
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design for this year and Skinnifitmen and Wombat fashion and has an air of understated chic.
now have button Kariban Sailing is the new cameo collection added
WB307 sweats in their for 2009. It comprises six styles, including the
collections. KM401 multi pocket shorts and KM202 jersey
Skinnifitmen’s polo shirt.
SF55 button top Front Row remains first choice for many with a
sweatshirt is leisurewear range based on classic rugby, sailing
simply styled, and other sportswear favourites. One example is
comes in sizes S the FR1 original rugby shirt which PenCarrie
up to XXL, and in confirms still sells in volume (it now comes in 20
three colours: colours).
black, old navy or The brand’s premium range, called Front Row
white. Collection, currently comprises six styles. These
Wombat’s WB307 include the new luxurious-feel FR44 super soft
exploration patch rugby shirt.
sweatshirt has It comes in two colourways (ecru/navy or
extensive extra navy/ecru), with the double appliquéd contrast
detail typical of patch providing an excellent canvas for decoration.
the brand, .
including the welt For more information call 0800 252248, email
pocket on the left
sales@pencarrie.com or visit
www.pencarrie.com
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