Your subscriber special... too young for sushi? Try a tee π£
Our Studio B EXCLUSIVE 15% OFF my favourite tees. I've had one since last summer and it's hands down my comfiest / most worn / most loved T-shirt. Ever.
Hi, and happy Friday, sushi for tea anyone (just to clarify βteaβ means dinner to us from the North East).
Or, should I say TEE time. Who fancies sushi? I DO! π£ π£ π£
Let me clarify further Iβm talking about my - hands down - favourite tees from small brand βToo Young for Sushiβ (love that name). I LIVED in the above T-shirt last summer, and into autumn (actually in early October β23 above there, in London, yes it was that sunny!).
Sophie created the brand in 2021 with the mission to create high quality, ethically sourced clothing using recycled and organic fabrics that are kinder to the planet. Everything is printed in the UK using natural dyes too.
Collections are small and here to stay (*I like this model - trendless, less consumption, less noise) with a new addition every 6 months or so; such as this bestselling tee in the new colourway below. I LOVE THE PINK!
*See a footnote with a little more of my thoughts on this.
Another new edition, THE SWEATSHIRT! Okay, this excited me, as I discovered the joy of a super comfy sweatshirt last winter (that cowboy one Iβve mentioned in here a few times - I lived in it).
How perfect for heading into autumn is this butter yellow Koinobori print sweater (Β£55).
Would you like our EXCLUSIVE 15% off discount code?
AND a fun little interview with Sophie⦠asking the questions I really want to know (giving us all the goods!).
Exclusively for Studio B, this discount is just for YOU. This is a one off valid for a week, Sophie rarely, if ever, does discounts (which I applaud, being such a small business, believe me, itβs hard).
*FOOTNOTE - βI like this model, trendless, less consumption, less noiseβ.
Yes, I know running this newsletter Iβm showing you new things often, but mostly treasure (to treasure forever!) and small / independent / niche brands / wonderful makers - things you might not know about, truly love for life, and help you shop small / support independents.
When I say βless noiseβ Iβve been feeling so tired of the gazillion of emails I receive every single day from brands / big stores - mostly a bombardment first thing in the morning and early evening - actually when I least have time / am interested!
Yes, I realise this is my choice to have signed up to so many, but I always have done in aid of research / keeping an eye on the market / competitors. But when did they ramp up so much to constant daily (twice, thrice daily!) emails? Do I need to consume this much?
And, yes, I also realise I am another newsletter adding to this - but no more than twice weekly - and hopefully this is actually useful, joyful, dare I say informative, content you want to read π
Again the choice is yours⦠but this is a good one in my book. B xx
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