Barnsley based vintage clothing brand Glass Onion is coming to Liverpool this Saturday, February 25 with a huge pop-up shop.
Glass Onion began back in 2004 when founder John began selling vintage clothing out of his Grandma’s coal shed in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. For Glass Onion, the next fifteen years consisted of market stalls, festival pop-ups while moving warehouses 10 times.
The business has now grown to become the UK’s leading vintage clothing company, processing up to 22,000kgs of second hand clothing every single week at its HQ. There is an in-house remade factory where damaged, unwanted clothes and off-cuts are recycled and transformed into new items, producing up to 12,000 pieces a month.
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This Saturday, Glass Onion is hosting a pop-up shop from 12pm to 5pm at The Black-E on Great George St. The pop-up shop will feature thousands of hand picked pieces, as well as:
Hand selected boutique area with rare and premium products
Unique remade designs from an in house sewing team
Deals and discounts
Quality, trend led vintage.
Glass Onion will also have 'deals rails' meaning you can pick up vintage items at an bargain prices. On the 'deals rails', items will be; one item for £10 or two for £15, £15 or two for £25, £20 or two for £35.
Items at the pop-up shop are offered on a 'sold as seen' basis meaning refunds and exchanges will not be offered like they usually are on the website. You can get exclusive early access and a Glass Onion tote bag, if you purchase tickets for £5. After 12pm, entry is free, you just need to book a time slot here.
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