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Replay Clothing

Joe — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:53:09 +0000

The Italian label has launched tons of new T-Shirt designs for the New Year and here at Fallen Hero we have them all. All twelve styles can be seen online on the Replay T Shirt section of our website. Furthermore the company has released the M3447 Hoodie which we have already got in stock just for you. You can see our complete Replay Clothing range online.

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Mish Mash Offers

Joe — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:52:22 +0000

Mish Mash still have some fantastic offers on their products here at Fallenhero.co.uk. You can save £19.99 on V-Neck Jumpers and only pay up to half price on Nala, Pelli and Millenium Jeans. To see our Full Mish Mash range just click here.

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Duck and Cover

Joe — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:23:11 +0000

In 1996 Duck and Cover set out with a simple philosophy: to distribute a fashion brand that would stand out from the urban uniform of the day, and they have not disappointed. The label, which is now sold in hundreds of shops across the UK, represents a simple yet ultimately stylish side of the high street fashion trends. Its uses basic designs for its array of jeans, jackets and tees but enhances them, as they use innovative design to draw attention to the unique look they are trying to create. Many have described the Duck and Cover brand as “agelessly aesthetic”- as it has moved, evolved and grown with the changing times and now sits aloft, at the top of the affordable men’-s fashion sector.

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Religion Clothing

Joe — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:00:00 +0000

In a time where people where embroiled in the dance music sub culture that surrounded Britain… in a time where beliefs were publicly expressed through statement tee’s… in a time where ‘no fear’ was the only way to be…this was the time Religion Clothing was born. The label combines amazing visuals and commercial attributes to quickly create an unbelievably popular clothing brand that shot to stardom through an intense media spotlight in the 1990’s. It used different washes and trends along with a distressed look on garments to produce a design that appealed to thousands of music culture fashion fans around the world. More recently its intense messages and un-heard-of stardom has been epitomised by the many celebrity endorsements it has under its belt. On top of this infamous Ibiza clubs Ministry of Sound, Space and Ibiza Rocks have backed the fashion moguls to create striking graphics of the lifestyle surrounding their work; and Religion duly delivered. Their retail not only offers a comprehensive range of some of the most stylish clothes around but gives an outstanding impression of the cultures that surround us today.

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Replay Jeans

Joe — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 09:12:32 +0000

Replay have once again given us the very best in Jean wear from their Winter/Spring designs. Throughout their range, from the £84.99 Jimi Jeans to the £134.99 Jommer Jeans, Replay have created something for everyone. The Light Wash Darban Jeans are especially popular with customers at the minute. For the full Replay Jeans Section on our website click here.

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Luke 1977 Cardigans and Jumpers

Joe — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 14:10:33 +0000

From their brand new range Luke 1977 Clothing presents some of its best releases to date: For £84.99 the Sprouter Safari Knitwear can be yours. If your looking for something more like a Cardi then the Tezza Standup Cardigan might be for you. After a more conventional jumper? Then why not get yourself the extremely sought after Beec-Beech Jumper for only £59.99 or the Murphy Jumper £64.99.

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Shiroi Neko

Joe — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 23:00:00 +0000

Shiroi Neko brings something completely different to the men’s fashion circuit in this country. The Tee’s, designed in Japan and produced in Thailand, offer what can only be described as a truly unique look that is different to any other offered in the world. The brand is named after a mythical Japanese white cat which is said to bring luck and good karma to anyone who wears the wonderfully bright and colorful t-shirts, that have brought there own niche to fashionable men’s wear. The products used by Neko have a variety of colors that spread across their noticeable graphic. They use the highest quality screen printing as well as an enzyme washing technique to achieve the final effect; a mesmeric visual that is immediately eye catching. Shiroi Neko continue to push the boundaries of striking men’s fashion and always have a fresh image on their tee’s that dominates the eye line of the consumer.

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House of the Gods

Joe — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 00:23:10 +0000

In a sensational creation Buddistpunk have captured the iconic figures of some of Rock and Roll’s greatest artists to produce garments that embody the very spirit of the genre. The heavy print design shares a natural aesthetic with culture and has allowed House of the Gods to become the most integrated fashion brand in the Rock and Roll industry. Its unique, singular style of design has reinvented the iconography of a lost generation in the context of modern fashion. Schooly D, The Prodigy, The Gossip, Gary Numan, The Rolling Stones, Blondie, Guns and Roses, Aerosmith, Kylie, Britney Spears, U2, Ian Astbury, Iggy Pop, The Doors, Pink Floyd, Roxy Music, Run DMC, David Bowie and The Police have all endorsed the fashion house. The range has expanded massively throughout the past year and looks set to mature into one of the biggest names in British fashion.

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Luke 1977 Clothing

Joe — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 23:23:08 +0000

Luke 1977 is a collaboration of different styles that come together to form a sleak, sophisticated and ultimately stylish look for young males throughout the country. Its contemporary, classic, comprehensive but practical features highlight the parameters which set it apart from other upbeat men’s clothing. The famous ‘Lion Logo‘ commands immediate respect within the clothing and fashion industry as one of the most sought after brands the high street has to offer. Furthermore its definitive selection and production of clothing, along with a detailed and realistic understanding of designing in the men’s wear market has certainly made Luke 1977 a brand that has firm standing in the top line of male clothing in the UK.

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Cruyff Trainers

Joe — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 14:32:26 +0000

The words breathtaking, unbelievable, stunning, poetic, imaginative, creative and revolutionary are just a few of the many ways that the European footballer of the century was described during his rise to stardom throughout the 1970’s. Johann Cruyff is quite simply one of the greatest sporting figures of all time and whilst at the height of his popularity he worked with the legendary Italian designer Emilio Lazzarini to manufacture a range of footwear that defined how Cruyff had pioneered style and celebrity status in sport, whilst he played the beautiful game. The Dutchman’s infamous signature logo and his sleek styling make for a shoe that is perfect for fashionable sportswear, something that had been rarely seen in men’s high street shops at the time. The shoes like their creator have matured well, maintaining impeccable continuity and now boast fantastic style, comfort and practicality as they always have. It is now, as it always has been, the perfect sports fashion footwear.

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