Hidden Labels motto/slogan/tagline is “fashion is an addiction,” a sentiment that I’m sure quite a few readers would agree with. HL seems to have scouted around, found their favourite labels, and brought them together in a ‘kid in a candy store’ style, so I guess that if fashion is an addiction, Hidden Labels wants to be your dealer.

I didn’t put ‘cream of the crop’ in the title for no reason, the choice of labels on sale really is great. HYA favourite’s Chateau Roux, the robot-lovers of Me&Yu, the nailgun political sophistication of Spraygraphic, and the much-coveted designs of Imaginary Foundation are all represented, amongst other top quality labels. Also, you won’t find Imaginary Foundation on sale anywhere else in the UK, which must be a real coup for the Hidden Labels crew. It’s great to see a company in the UK trying to make it easier for us Brits to get hold of top quality imported merchandise, since it can still be pretty expensive for us to buy items from the US despite the weakness of the dollar at the moment, especially if we get charged import tax, so for Hidden Labels to take that concern away from the equation makes it a lot more likely that I’ll see people sporting these brands in the UK, rather than the usual high-street procession of tired slogans and numbers.

And, as a little treat, I’ve got a code for you that’ll get 10% off your order. Just input the code 8704 during the checkout process and the discount will be applied.

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How is it possible that a Bountee member with such a hideous name could create such cute, cute, cute characters… even if I have no idea what it is, or what it is doing, and why quite a lot of those white things seem to be dead/sleeping.

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