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Getting Festival Ready With Poorboy Boutique, Hull

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With festival season well underway, have you got all your festival fits sorted? With the likes of Parklife, Wireless and Glastonbury already ticked off the list, there’s still some big ones coming up to buy your vintage festival fits for. 

Why Has Vintage Become Popular at Festivals?

We’ve seen vintage clothing soar in popularity in general but now we’ve seen the rise of vintage clothing amongst festival goers.

Festival trends have shifted dramatically throughout the decades, from the ‘hippie’ style clothing of the 60s to the rock style clothing of the 90s to now; colourful & vibrant vintage clothing. 

The Unique Factor

 

It’s no secret that a lot of festival goers want to stand out from the crowd and wear clothes different from everyone else. With vintage clothing, you can do just that. At Poorboy, the majority of our vintage clothing has been around for 20 years or longer so the chances of you turning up in the same outfit as someone else is slim to none, as there will be a limited amount of the same item in circulation.

Not only will you be wearing a unique piece of clothing age wise, it will also be unique style wise. Vintage clothing will always have its own unique style, whether that be patterns, colours or everything in between, you can almost always tell when something is vintage — you can look fashionable and make a statement. 

Choosing the Perfect Outfit

Here at Poorboy, we have a large range of vintage clothing pieces both instore and online; from men’s vintage football shirts to women’s vintage dresses. As well as our range of vintage clothing, we also have a full range of accessories, bags and jackets that are perfect to accompany any festival outfit.

If you’re ready to find your perfect festival fit then check out our website or alternatively visit us in store! 

A Festival Closer to Home

Humber Street Sesh is the perfect festival opportunity to get out your vintage pieces before the likes of Reading & Leeds Fest kick off. Taking place on Saturday 13th August with tickets on sale now, it is guaranteed to be an event of good music, good vibes and a feel good atmosphere. 

Our very own Aimee Duncan, lead singer for Low Hummer and part of the Poorboy family, is headlining the Hull University main stage at 10:15pm along with her bandmates. With great food, drink and local talent to suit everyone no matter the age, get your tickets now!