Swedish designer Orjan Andersson spent many years at Lee before leaving to start his own cult brand. Cheap Monday began as something of a cottage industry. Only a couple of years ago, Örjan Andersson was on his knees on the floor of the small warehouse space in the back of his store (Weekday), hand printing his own shirts and jeans (something he still does). Indeed, the jeans and clothes from Cheap Monday are still homemade, the difference being that today they sell in large numbers, challenge the most trendy brands in the jeans business and have even been nominated "best jeans design" by Elle magazine.

Modern Amusement is an international creative collective of designers, merchants, artists, and problem solvers who are constantly churning out exciting new ideas, powerful visuals, and innovative products. Forever defined by attention to detail, whimsical nature, dynamic colour, unique trims, and progressive packaging. They are not driven solely by commercial agendas, but the perfect marriage of art and commerce. Modern Amusement is forever evolving and leading the way. This Californian brand continues to impress with fresh designs, bold colours and great fits make Modern Amusement one of the must have labels.

In 1955, a sportswear legend was born. From Jack to Arnie, Bob to Bing, Original Penguin has been worn by the masters of leisure & sport and defined itself as American classic. For over 50 years, the Penguin icon has stood as an Original. In 2003 Original Penguin was recreated by a group of people who love great style and smart clothing. Today's style makers have evolved this legend and made it your very own. Thank you. We are proud to design collections for people with such great intellect, style and humour.

Full Circle is a modern, creative, individualistic fashion label. It was established in 1996 as a menswear label. Womenswear launched in 2001 closely followed by the jeans line – Cult of Denim.

The Full Circle labels philosophy is to create and design modern individual casual wear. Season in season out Full Circle always come up with fantastic designs using a multitude of influences. Smart preppy, clean military, smart work wear to name a few all coming together to form a refreshing eclectic mix of fantastic garments.

Founded by Ashwin Shah in 1996, Duck and Cover (named after an ill-informed public information film) started as a small, design-focused clothing company that aimed to provide fashion aware individuals with an alternative to the ‘urban uniform’ style that prevailed at the time.

Duck and Cover quickly developed a loyal following, attracted by the subtle branding, attention to detail, finish and quality, in cosmopolitan cities such as Manchester and Leeds.

ZaneRobe is an Australian-based streetwear label founded by designers Jonathan Yeo and Leith Testoni in November 2002. The label produces contemporary apparel with a uniquely vintage, quirky, Australian-themed look and feel. ZaneRobe specialises in tees, sweats, polos and denim and are renowned for their garment quality and exception finishing.

Sergio Tacchini has been an Italian Davis Cup Champion from 1959 to 1966, the year he set up a company to produce and distribute sports apparel and footwear. He started out by providing clothing for his former team mates and put colour onto tennis track suits and strips for the first time.

In the seventies, the first coloured tennis-wear collection makes its appearance at Wimbledon when an unforgettable Jimmy Conors wins the tournament. In 1978 comes great intuition: an 8-year contract with the rising star of world tennis John McEnroe. In the eighties the sponsorship permits the brand to gain placing on the international market: Ille Nastase, Vitas Gerulatis, Mats Wilander, Pat Cash, Pete Sampras and Gabriela Sabatini are just some of the testimonials who have contributed to taking Sergio Tacchini brand to the top of the tennis world.

Sergio Tacchini also dressed the best in the business in many other areas of the sports world. Another major scene of the sports world was the terraces of many football clubs in the eighties, soccer casuals from every corner of England and Scotland would don their Sergio Tacchini sportswear on a Saturday afternoon for the match in awe, to out-dress rival supporters.

Away from the world of sports many cool icons including various bands starting and following retro sportswear fashions have regularly been seen swaggering around in the famous Sergio Tacchini label.

The Duffer of St George brand is known for its Sweatshirts the world over. The brand is tough and uncompromising reflecting its British roots.

Launched in 2001, Duffer benched mark key looks and trends from the UK’s favoured purveyors of menswear within their Sportswear collection. Beano: The Duffer of St George fashion label producing t-shirts and sweatshirts using comic imagery from the 1950s.