Delta Spirit, the five-piece band hailing from San Diego recently dropped by to record a Later with Jules Holland session. Keep an eye out for these guys. Fresh off the back of their new album History from Below, they’re certainly getting about, and making some impressive rock-infused waves of nosatliga along the way! Real good old-fashioned rock’n'roll fun. Here’s a clip of them on Later with Jules Holland, doing what they do best. Keep an eye out for Jon Jameson on bass rocking his Albany tobacco chinos and Brandon Young on drums in his Farah Vintage checked shirt. Nice one boys.
6 page feature on SELECTISM.com
Have a look at where we have come from, and where we are going on one of our favourite menswear sites, Selectism.com
Bread & Butter preview in MWB, UK
If you are heading to Bread & Butter next week, be sure to pop by our stand. Here’s a preview by UK menswear industry magazine, MWB.
Farah Football Collection
The domestic football season might have wound down, but that’s no reason to turn to cricket or tennis. Dust down those dodgy moth-eaten strips and crack open a cold one. Yes, South Africa 2010 is upon us.
But why wear that musty ill-fitting kit of old? You don’t have to…
This Summer Farah are releasing their brand new football collection – to celebrate international football, from the past, the present and the future. For the old and young alike, classicists and modernists, Farah are producing a line of timeless football shirts to celebrate 4 of the greatest international teams to have graced football pitches around the globe. England, Brazil, Argentina and Italy.
The collection combines the classic fits and vintage colours of the great teams from eras passed, with the style and finesse of Farah’s unrivaled manufacturing and tailoring experience. Wear your football heart on your Farah sleeve this summer and beyond. This timeless capsule collection of football shirts invoke the greatness of footballing years gone by and the many more sure to come.
Farah’s Shorts Suit on Kit Me Out
The Farah shorts suit sparked chatter over on the Kit Me Out forum.
