I’ve never been to Paris before but I’m well aware of the reputation of Galleries Lafayette, so it is a real coup for a brand like Super Superficial to be involved with such a well respected shopping institution.
Running a ‘London theme’ through out the store, we’ve sent a selection of classic designs their way, along with our specially commissioned piece. Keeping this schtum was no easy task, believe you, me. The event will be running for three weeks, (12 Sep – 1 Oct) so if you find yourself in Paris, pop in and let us know what you think.
They’ve also put their latest design ‘bobbies’ on sale at 40% off, making it £21 instead of £35, which is a pretty hefty discount. They say that the discount is for newsletter readers only, but they sent me the e-mail knowing who I am, so they’ve only got themselves to blame. The discount isn’t available by inputting a coupon code, you need to click on this link, which will automatically add the shirt to your basket.
I was sure that when I clicked on the link to see this shirt on Flickr that it was a 2K Shirts t-shirt, but then when the page loaded it magically became a Super Superficial shirt. There’s nothing wrong with that since they’re both decent companies, but that is kind of curious (and I’m pretty sure I didn’t imagine it either).
Costiness=£35 Buy it at Super Superficial (only available in mens S & L at the moment)
If I’ve timed this right, this post will be going live during William and Kate’s wedding, which seems appropriate even though I doubt anyone that is actually interesting in the wedding will be scouring the net for tees right now. I don’t know if you can see the text at the bottom of this crest, but it says “IV days off, cheers” which I’m fairly sure is what most people are excited about rather than the wedding itself.
Fun fact, Kate Middleton’s parents own a house a couple of miles up the road from me, maybe I’ll see the Royal couple out on a hike someday.
Costiness=£35 Buy it at Super Superficial
Super Superficial make some beautiful tees they’ve got a couple of stores in London and if I’m ever nearby I’ll pop in to have a look. They’re doing a bit of a roadshow at the moment, every month they’ll go to a different location around London and give anyone a free t-shirt if they’re willing to pose for a photo, seems like a pretty good deal to me since they do charge £35 for tees from their latest range and that’s what they’re giving away.
The next event in on Wednesday 30th March at their Covent Garden shop. If you’re interested you can apply here leaving your contact details and shirt size.
