As part of our twentieth anniversary celebrations, we invited a selection of brands we admire to work with a body of original artwork created in-house at Working Class Heroes. Each collaboration offers a different interpretation of the same creative foundation, and Universal Works were one of the first names we wanted to be involved. For this collection, the artwork centres around Long Meg, the ancient standing stone that forms part of the Long Meg and…
The Night Before Last night, still in the UK I skipped dinner in favour of drinks with friends—pints of Guinness,…
We’ve had Henry with us this week for work experience, so we decided he could write the content for today’s newsletter…
We’ve been staying out of trouble lately—and it hasn’t gone unnoticed. The teams at Arc’teryx and GORE-TEX kindly invited us to the Langdales to test their new Next Gen fabrics.
We’ve just had our Q2 delivery from British brand Fred Perry, or Fredward Perrington, as he was known on a…
We could all use a little TLC in our lives. Unless, of course, it’s in wrestling format. The last thing…
Following on from last week’s Patta newsletter, we’re bringing the attention down to the footwear of choice, which was French Footwear brand, Salomon. Founded in Annecy in 1947, Salomon is a brand best known for its high-quality trail running shoes, hiking boots, and winter sports equipment. Since we brought the brand to the WCH lineup, our selection has grown each season, proving that they’ve become a footwear staple for not just our customers but also staff.
New Brand Alert! We’re buzzing to announce we’re now a stockist of Amsterdam-based streetwear brand, Patta. Patta is a brand which…
Columbia has been on our lineup for a number of years. We often put the brand in the spotlight but…
Tell your friends you love them – a quote synonymous with WCH. We not only use this quote to make cool designs, we also live by it and individually follow it to ensure all is good in the hood with our immediate circle. This tee not only symbolises the importance of checking up on your mates, it has a deeper meaning. The design itself is a message regarding the bigger fish in the sea, a…
