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Contemporary British label Private White V.C is proud to be the latest brand opening a pop up store in London. A Piece Of Me I Never Let You Find Cane Hill 2024 New Orleans Metalcore Shirt Located at the heart of Covent Garden, Private White V.C will be unveiling its new AW12 collection as well as some exclusive pieces hand-crafted at home in their Manchester factory. Delving into the archives, designer Nick Ashley has been able to bring some iconic styles bang up-to-date. Featuring a range of winter coats, chunky knits and classic cut trousers; the collection allows a rare glimpse into the world of British manufacturing.

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