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6 The Hut

Living

Starting life on a

humble market stall

with just five T-shirts making up its first

collection, over the course of just 30 years

Superdry has rapidly grown

to take its

place alongside such British establishments

as Burberry and Marks & Spencer on the

FTSE 250. With an international celebrity

following and recently presenting its latest

collection at London Collections Men’s,

Superdry’s inexorable rise marks the brand

out as one of

British fashion’s greatest

success stories

in recent times.

While it may have the feel of a cool Japanese import,

Superdry was born when Julian Dunkerton’s passion

to create an exciting new fashion brand in the 1990s

led him to book out that market stall in Cheltenham.

The brand gathered steam when former Bench owner

James Holder joined the brand after exploring inspirations

for his new ventures during travels in Japan. Together,

Holder and Dunkerton conceptualised a brand that fused

vintage Americana and Japanese-inspired graphics with

a British attention to quality and detail that we know

and love today as Superdry.

With its focus on craftsmanship and contemporary

styling, it is easy to see the enduring appeal of Superdry’s

clothing. The brand’s focus on quality fabrics, authentic

vintage washes, original detailing, hand-drawn graphics

and contemporary tailored fits is evident in each piece

the brand now creates. Superdry has also marked itself

out as a specialist in the art of the casual. Washed out

but not overly vintage, sporty but not overly technical,

Superdry is undeniably one of contemporary fashion’s

most democratic labels.

The brand’s menswear and womenswear Spring/Summer

’17 collections are a testament to its democratic appeal.

Showcasing the hallmark Japanese-inspired logos and

detailing that are as instantly recognisable as the brand’s

logo, Superdry’s new collections should be the first port

of call for anyone seeking casual comfort and

contemporary styling this season.

The Hut

Living

7

1. 4. & 5.

6.

7. 2.

3.

1.

Superdry Women’s USA 1962 Burnout Varsity Top

£28

/

2.

Superdry

Women’s Luxe Fashion Joggers

£50

/

3.

Superdry Women’s Low Pro Train

ers

£24.99

/

4.

Superdry Men’s Orange Label Zip Hoody

£50

/

5.

Superdry Me

n’s

Premium Goods Duo T-Shirt

£25

/

6.

Superdry Men’s Copperfill Loose Denim

Jeans

£65

/

7.

Superdry Men’s Classic Court Vintage Trainers

£54.99

A GREAT BRITISH FASHION

SUCCESS

STORY