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ROSÉ retro tee navy
Women's T-Shirts, ROSÉ, NEW IN£39.00ROSÉ Retro Tee in Navy
Rosé retro returns on the gorgeous navy tee. The print is a salmon pink colour which loves fresh against the navy background. The t-shirt is the same style as PARIS and COSMO, and is made from an organic cotton and modal slub blend. It's soft and slouchy and looks great with most things. Style with a French tuck into jeans, a pair of ballet flats and position yourself outside with that glass of rosé. Please read sizing details below for fit - it is designed to be wide and slouchy but size down for a more slimline fit. Same fit as COSMOPOLITAN tee£39.00 
Cosmopolitan tee
Cosmopolitan, GRAPHIC TEES, Women's T-Shirts, SLOGAN T-SHIRTS£38.00COSMOPOLITAN TEE
Designed to celebrate the return of the Sex and the City girls hitting our screens in AND JUST LIKE THAT - it's COSMOPOLITANS all round! There are different opinions on who when and where the Cosmopolitan cocktail was invented. One suggestion is that bartender Cheryl Cook came up with it in 1985 in South Beach Miami. Another claims it was in 1975 by a guy called Neal Murray from Minneapolis. Who knows, but what I do know is that it was a woman named Carrie Bradshaw from New York City who made it famous in 1998, and that’ll do for me. This is a beautiful organic cotton modal slub blend. It's soft and slouchy and looks fabulous with everything. I've simply added a tulle skirt, releasing my inner Ms Bradshaw, or some sequin black trousers. Now all we need is a cocktail. Please read sizing details below for fit. This is a wide fit tee with drop shoulder. I wear both XS and S depending on how I want the fit. I'm roughly size 10 on top. Stock it low but more will be arriving around mid May£38.00
PARIS tee navy
GRAPHIC TEES, PARIS, Women's T-Shirts£38.00PARIS TEE
There is always a story behind any slogan I come up with, I can't just simply put a random slogan on a t-shirt. This is the story of a secret vineyard in Paris, tucked away in the little side streets behind the Sacré Cœur. Le Clos Montmartre was created in 1933 by the city of Paris in order to stop real estate developers building on the land. Each October the grapes are pressed in the basement of the 18e arrondissement's Mairie and around 1000 bottles are then auctioned off with the profits being put towards funding projects in the area. Tim Atkins has tried it twice saying it's somewhere between a decent Beaujolais and a Hautes Cotes de Nuit red, light, fruity and appealing but with no great complexity. This tee however is a beautiful organic cotton and modal slub blend. It's soft and slouchy and looks great with everything. Style with a French tuck into jeans, add a bright red lip then position yourself at an outdoor table, order a glass of red and if you can't get there just pretend you're in a Parisian street café. Ooh la la. Please read sizing details below for fit - it is designed to be wide and slouchy but size down for more slimline. Same fit as COSMOPOLITAN tee More stock arriving mid March 2023£38.00
