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James Bond wears it. Now it's your turn! Win a fantastic Slazenger Heritage t-shirt
[10/09/2010 - 03/10/2010]
If it’s good enough for James Bond it’s good enough for you, right? This timeless, classic brand has been adorned by all the right people for long enough to earn its fashion pips. And we are thrilled that Slazenger Heritage has gift wrapped two T-shirts to giveaway…
This season’s Slazenger Heritage collection has been influenced by the fashion brand’s impressive history, which dates back to 1881.
Their enviable archives are showered with classic moments of history where Slazenger Heritage makes a memorable entrance thanks to the very many sophisticated patrons its acquired.
In 1964, the unfathomably cool James Bond (Sean Connery) plays a round of golf in a Slazenger Heritage jumper in Goldfinger, and in the real world the very heroic Seve Ballasteros also plays off in Slazenger Heritage. Then in 1977, Bing Crosby recorded ‘Little Drummer Boy’ with David Bowie in no other than a Slazenger Heritage sweater.
These captured moments and others like this have informed the classic remakes for Slazenger Heritage autumn/winter collection, which is in selected UK stores such as Ran (Liverpool), Hip (Leeds) and Stuarts (London).
The old-school style collectors’ cards and postcards have also been launched with this season’s collection adding an extra element of archive cool to A/W 2010.
Plenty people in the public eye have been photographed wearing Slazenger Heritage. Musicians from Sound of Guns and Wombats, TV chef Simon Rimmer, TV presenters Tim Lovejoy, Dermot O’Leary, Stephen Mulhern, Reggie Yates and Max Rushden are all sporting the range.
Based in Elevator Studios, MicrobrandsOne is the creative wholesale and marketing company behind Slazenger Heritage. It operates its north-west showroom and headquarters from the Baltic Triangle where it also works on design and sourcing.
Going from strength to strength, MicrobrandsOne plans two new brand launches for 2011. See their website for more information.
Online stockists include:
Infinities
menswearsite
not-addicted
How to enter the competition to win one of the featured T-shirts
To win one of these gorgeous T-shirts all you have to do is answer the three following questions and email them to baltictriangle@gmail by 9am on Friday 1 October.
In the picture, the one on the left is the blue striped 'Bob' T-shirt (retailing at £59.99), while the one on the right is the tipped aubergine T-shirt (retailing at £42.99). Please include the style of T-shirt you’d like to win in order of preference and your size (S,M,L, XL).
1. In which year was Slazenger Heritage established?
2. Looking at the Slazenger Heritage website, click on Damon Albarn (press section) and tell us who Fabio Capello is standing next to?
3. Which fictional character was filmed wearing Slazenger Heritage in 1964?
This season’s Slazenger Heritage collection has been influenced by the fashion brand’s impressive history, which dates back to 1881.
Their enviable archives are showered with classic moments of history where Slazenger Heritage makes a memorable entrance thanks to the very many sophisticated patrons its acquired.
In 1964, the unfathomably cool James Bond (Sean Connery) plays a round of golf in a Slazenger Heritage jumper in Goldfinger, and in the real world the very heroic Seve Ballasteros also plays off in Slazenger Heritage. Then in 1977, Bing Crosby recorded ‘Little Drummer Boy’ with David Bowie in no other than a Slazenger Heritage sweater.
These captured moments and others like this have informed the classic remakes for Slazenger Heritage autumn/winter collection, which is in selected UK stores such as Ran (Liverpool), Hip (Leeds) and Stuarts (London).
The old-school style collectors’ cards and postcards have also been launched with this season’s collection adding an extra element of archive cool to A/W 2010.
Plenty people in the public eye have been photographed wearing Slazenger Heritage. Musicians from Sound of Guns and Wombats, TV chef Simon Rimmer, TV presenters Tim Lovejoy, Dermot O’Leary, Stephen Mulhern, Reggie Yates and Max Rushden are all sporting the range.
Based in Elevator Studios, MicrobrandsOne is the creative wholesale and marketing company behind Slazenger Heritage. It operates its north-west showroom and headquarters from the Baltic Triangle where it also works on design and sourcing.
Going from strength to strength, MicrobrandsOne plans two new brand launches for 2011. See their website for more information.
Online stockists include:
Infinities
menswearsite
not-addicted
How to enter the competition to win one of the featured T-shirts
To win one of these gorgeous T-shirts all you have to do is answer the three following questions and email them to baltictriangle@gmail by 9am on Friday 1 October.
In the picture, the one on the left is the blue striped 'Bob' T-shirt (retailing at £59.99), while the one on the right is the tipped aubergine T-shirt (retailing at £42.99). Please include the style of T-shirt you’d like to win in order of preference and your size (S,M,L, XL).
1. In which year was Slazenger Heritage established?
2. Looking at the Slazenger Heritage website, click on Damon Albarn (press section) and tell us who Fabio Capello is standing next to?
3. Which fictional character was filmed wearing Slazenger Heritage in 1964?
