ARNE POP-UP London Tour | Reasonably Priced Brands Are Killing It
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- Опубликовано: 23 мар 2024
- ARNE's second London pop-up, located outside the Quadrant Arcade on Regent Street, opened this morning at 10 am. The North England brand, established since 2018, gained a loyal following during the pandemic for its reasonable pricing and minimalist aesthetic. The Hoxton Trend visited to see what the buzz was about, and we were impressed. Stay tuned for our full video coverage. The event runs from March 23 to 24, 2024. Check out their Instagram for more details.
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Arne is a great brand, been buying bits for the last 2 years, mostly cargos and shorts, but also some trainers last year which looked and felt great, definitely worth trying!! Also On Cloud…awesome trainers, Cloudvista and new cloudhorizon in light grey, wicked.
Rent in London is sky high, no one has enough money to keep businesses alive.
This is why you gotta STAY wid that side hustle 💯 if you know you know 🤐
@@NoMershTV side hustle or not it finna cost 5 bands a week to rent a premises under the Oxford Circus screen lights thats a big L
HI Hoxton I believe there is a Present mens clothing shop on 20 Regent Street, St James, which you just missed in your video please do check it out thanks.
Great video mate Nice kit for the price need more like this, stuff getting outrageous for pricing
Axel Arigato and Off White source their shoes from Portugal, wouldn’t be shocked if they’re the same vendor tbh.
I used to work at George at ASDA in their supply chain dept and I remember years ago (10+) we had a supplier showcase day and some of our vendors for denim were the same as Levi’s, just cut and styled differently…
Hackett polo Ts were big in the day
Shoestack bag made an appearance 💪 need to get you one of the upgraded backpack versions 🙌
Loving this, and the content, cheers Hox
Been wearing this for years, hit and miss with some of the items for sizing and quality. Was big in certain parts of London and Essex, now loads are bopping it now.
It’s the uniform here in Essex 😂
To be honest I love their designs but the quality on some things is hit and miss. Shoes -incredible
Clothes - lose their fit after a few washes
Rent is sky high everywhere mate its a joke , even though designers want to sell on line which saves a fortune by not having shops still rip us off with stupid prices ( see stone island !)
Look forward to seeing this video, whilst I agree with the title. It’s like every other business especially since Covid. You need to move with what the market wants and be flexible, maybe re-look at overheads and profit levels if you want to stick around. Every other business in other industries are doing it, look at new technology and trade smarter/leaner.
You are a £1000 a month for a cupboard in London could you imagine the rent for a store in the centre. Crazy.🙏
I think the problem with vacant stores (not being leased/rented) is happening in central business districts across major cities in the world. Covid was probably one of the main reasons. This shifted the purchasing habits of consumers to online shopping.
Manchester & wigan are in the north west 😂
The Midlands is the middle of the uk 😂
Checkout the map! 👍
Yes my mistake released it after I uploaded, some times filming and creating content can get one muddled up as a human being it does happen sometimes, thanks for pointing that out for those that would not have clocked on👍
I did chuckle 😂 us londoners dont care 😂😂😂
Rent is too high and the streets look empty. How can a shop make profit?
Check out Bepo based in Chester at the Oh Concept store on bridge st.
There T shirts are quality
Not bad clobber, bit like an alternative to Reiss etc.
Gotta say for me SI & the others is wearing off a bit, it’s all the snides that these little rats are wearing they bought from markets like Pitsea in Essex, it’s criminal what they blatantly sell on there 😂
I’m mainly wearing Ten C, Goldwin & mixing that up with CP bits I got, also I have de-badged my SI bits but not the ghost pieces, good video mate 👍🏼 keep ‘em coming ✌🏼
Really like goldwin great find, for stone island you need to go back to the archive pieces now post 2019 pieces aren’t it anymore imo 🤦♂️🤷♂️
You need to check out Siarr. Two brothers started the brand they are based out of East London. The brands blowing up.
Why do the luxury brands put the price points so high? In Economics they explain certain goods are 'giffen' goods, which means that the higher the price the higher the demand (usually with normal goods the higher the price the lower the demand!). Reason being that a higher price connotates higher quality and prestige and exclusivity etc. Now, thats theoretical and actually the higher the price the higher the demand up to a certain level after which it would go down (like a normal good). So for instance if we talk about a designer shoes, perhaps up to £1000 the demand would actually go up, but if the price was put up to £20,000 demand would go to 0 (well perhaps some kleptocrat would buy his wife a pair but 0 demand for all intents and purposes). Now the designers we talk about like LVMH group ones etc, seem to have put the prices so high that its absurd and I wonder if they haven't gone way over that point where the demand just collapses. Tbh I thought that had happened a couple of decades ago, but I think the boom in oligarch money from Russia, China especially meant these goods were still bought at higher and higher prices. Do you think this collapse in luxury retail, is partly due to issues in Russia, ie sanctions on Russian oligarchs, and limiting mobility and money movement between there and the west. Also perhaps a Chinese slowdown with their crazy property market imploding? Also I read some articles saying young Chinese are not so interested in designer clothing like their parents generation who lived in a closed communist society. Instead their tastes are changing to something more similar to the west ie young people want to travel, spend on other experiences etc. Be interested to hear your thoughts esp. as you are interested in investment more recently)
Designer clothes are all too much for me now unless theres a 75% sale on I'm priced out the market. Also i live in Coventry which is a very rough city theres no point spending multi hundreds on clothing and sneakers when there's nothing but druggies and spit everywhere you walk here.
When u going to dam outlet?
Im thinking of booking on 2nd week of april
Hox- been with you when you first started. But let's be real-
If Arne had the same craftsmanship as a Louis Vuitton or Gucci, Givenchy, Versace, they would be charging the same price as the luxury brand.
You don't go from first class down to Economy m8
With you there. I ain’t wearing Arne if I pay me.
All these instagram brands are all the exact same stuff with their tags and logos put on it, obviously they are gonna sell it at a “reasonable price” because nobody would buy it if they didn’t and they are literally making it for dirt cheap because the quality is very low, it’s no better than Zara, they just market it like it’s high end
Nah bled ima still rock my s i bits! I’ve got a crinkle reps jacket that’s nearly 10 years old and it still looks fresh! And the craftsmanship on my nylon raso is different level.. theirs levels you see when it comes to how long garmz will last and still look good.. the key is to never pay rrp tho and just wait for the sales and then strike when you see a piece at a price that’s just too good to turn down! Ya get me bled!!!
SI is now owned by Moncler and the prices have rocketed and the quality and designs are much worse. No one with a brain is oaying rrp on SI now if they’ve been buying it long term.
Plurimus shits on SI nowadays for design, materials and price point.
It’s a rich people sport, the owners of the buildings are rich 🤑 it doesn’t matter to them!
Is a nice clean and smart brand but I find the fit to be for like rather skinnier people. I’m a gym lad and I’ve had to return a lot of their items unfortunately
We need to find a similar brand for you in that case, I’ll hunt for some recommendations
@@thehoxtontrend be nice if I ever could! I’ve ordered some gym bits from Arne so last hope this time
Manchester and Wigan isn't the Midlands😂😂😂😂
So many fit girls working there 😩
That brand is bland af, another copy cat brand with no real identity lets be honest
well with 500K followers and a full queue of people buying their items, and most importantly it's fairly priced, speak for yourself and the few that agree you, it's not going to change that they are one of the fatest growing brands in the UK. Trust pilot reviews paint a different picture - au.trustpilot.com/review/arneclo.com?page=87 problem is some of you hate things that are not what YOU like, understand that YOUR opinion is not the only one that counts, their are other people around with different tastes and requirements, Not everyone wants to spend 2000£ on a tshirt.
The quality is top notch and the prices are very reasonable
Never had a problem really decent prices,customer service are 💯 spot on
Got loads of bits from Arne. Very hit and miss for quality. Some bits hold shape and still nice while other bits lose shape and threading comes loose. But for the price u can’t complain
Thanks for the info bro good to note
Guys,
Bit of a curve ball question.. Matches Fashion, is it still trading online!!
They still have a website, but im reluctant to part with my cash as they've gone into receivership!
Hello mate, we put out some information on this already staff working at Matchesfashion have advised to be careful placing orders they are currently not doing returns and at any point they could just stop and not fulfil the order since they are in administration, you should join our Facebook group mate, lots of our members and our team always share information like this great source of information.
Thanks for that mate,
Gonna keep my money in my pocket I think.
@thehoxtontrend They don't wholesale, that's why they are reasonably priced.