Portobello Pop Up

Last time we did a pop up on Portobello it was a roaring success, so we're back for more.

Drop in and say hello, it's at 199 Portobello Rd, from Wednesday to Sunday.

Kind regards,

Sir Plus

£1,000,000

A couple of weeks ago a very nice lady on the stall next to me gave me this.
She noticed that I was getting a little frustrated and thought it'd cheer me up, which it did..
By my calculations only 100,000 more pairs of fine underwear to sell. Never say never!

Regards,

Sir Plus

Gloucestershire Echo

Dear Readers,

Unfortunately the scan of this article is too small to all without a magnifying glass, but we still thought it's worth a look. The picture was taken by Robert Davis and Emily Cleland wrote the article, thanks to both of them and the team at the Echo for letting us post it.
We hope as many of you as possible will come to visit us at the next Well Child fair at Daylesford on the 31st of November.

Kind regards,

Sir Plus

Market Research

Sir Plus borrowed a few pairs of underwear from close acquaintances, in order to decide upon the best shape and patterns. Here's a letter from one such person, which made us smile.

Regards,

Sir Plus


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British Labels

With the festive season fast approaching, Sir Plus had to put in a major label order. Not the most exciting news you might think? Well, we disagree..
On a recent visit to a UKFT business conference in London, Sir Plus was introduced to a certain National Weaving Company. We  have reason to believe that it's one of the few remaining UK based producer of woven labels for the manufacturing industry.
Therefore not only is our fabric sourcing, manufacturing, selling and designing all done in the UK, even our labels are made here.

Keeping it British,

Sir Plus

Card

Sir Plus received this card from David Gunn and would like to say thanks for making us smile.
Unfortunately our boxers don't yet light up, but we're working on it..

SIR PLUS' FIRST INTERVIEW

A couple of months ago Sir Plus was selling at Spitalfields market. A young gentleman walked past who looked like he had taste. "Would you like to see my underwear?" the man was asked.
It turns out that said Gent was the editor of a quirky magazine called Disorder. He liked our boxers so much that not only did he buy some, he decided to do an article on Sir Plus.

A few weeks later a charming young lady called Rebecca Karen Haywood was in touch about meeting to do the feature. We're really excited about the result, which can be seen by clicking the bellow link:

http://disordermagazine.com/interview-sir/style/

Lots of love,

(A very excited)

Sir Plus