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Monthly Archives: June 2018

  1. The Best Shirt Fabrics To Keep You Cool

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    It's Summer. The country is basking in a heatwave. Meanwhile you’re melting in the office and losing your sense of style as the week goes on!

    Well it doesn’t have to be this way! We’ve put together the finest shirts in the most breathable fabrics, so you can practice the art of suave refinement whilst still keeping your cool.


    Take your pick of shirts in the fabric below to look the part in the office without breaking sweat.


    Cotton

    As one of the most common natural fibre fabrics out there, cotton is perfect for all climates. The natural cotton fibres allow air to circulate and move freely through the fabric. This makes heat more bearable. A 100% cotton shirt is like a built in air conditioner for your body!

    Take your pick of our superb premium business shirt, the

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  2. Lambretta Scooters line up for our Clothing Event

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    Scooters from all over the region turned out in force at the Dockside Shopping Centre in Chatham on Sunday 24th March.

    The array of glorious Lambretta scooters dazzled onlookers in the sunshine as they lined up for a Best Scooter Competition held by our Chatham store to promote their Lambretta Clothing range.

    The event, now in its third year, never fails to disappoint, with shoppers young and old been treated to a wonderful display of scooters, in-store competitions and prizes as well as huge discounts on the Lambretta Clothing stocked by all Double TWO outlet stores.

    There were also great discounts to be had on our own collections, including our renowned 100% cotton, non-iron Paradigm shirts as well as men’s and women’s formal shirt and casual shirt collections.

    Scooter clubs in attendance were The Medway Aces, Sittingbourne Knights, Gravesend Sentinels, Amalga (South East London & Kent), Basildon Scooter Club (Essex), Lazy Sundays (Canterbury) and Big 7 (

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