Focus on Urbanwear Front Row & Co It doesn’t get more urban than this
Known to stand out for the supreme finish to its unique heritage led fashion, it doesn’t get any more urban than this. This is Front Row & Co.
Capture that style with a pair of casual FR625 Stretch Cargo Trousers. Detailed with flat-felled seams on the inside and outside leg, this slim fitted cargo trouser is made from 97% cotton and 3% elastane stretch twill, giving the comfort to be care-free.
In season, in fashion is the FR905 1/2 Zip Jacket made with 100% Polyester Poplin T400 with a water- resistant finish. The trendy chest panel is finished with a flap on the front and back adding character to the style, while the large kangaroo pocket sewn into the hem and chest panel makes a handy space for larger decoration.
www.frontrowclothing.co.uk
EarthPositive A stylish wardrobe staple
FR905 1/2 Zip Jacket
EarthPositive has most recently launched EP64, the women’s drop shoulder fashion sweatshirt. Made from 100% organic combed cotton and available from size S to XL, this stylish sweat is set to be a wardrobe staple. Available in eight colours, this style is both vegan approved and CO2 climate neutral!
To accompany its release, EarthPositive also released EP19, the unisex oversized heavy jersey T shirt with an impeccable print surface, using Continental’s signature organic Indian cotton. Available from size XS to 2XL in black and white.
www.continentalclothing.com
EP64
Mantis World Urbanwear with a conscience
The Mantis M126 Longer Length T is the perfect balance between style and sustainability.
Made from 100% organic cotton and available in black and white, the on-trend longline fit provides enormous potential for decoration of all varieties. It’s the ideal garment if you’re a brand or a band looking for urbanwear with a conscience. Plus, as with all Mantis World garments, it’s PETA approved – so that means it’s totally vegan too.
M126 Longer Length T
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www.mantisworld.com
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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