About Revival Clothing
Revival Clothing is a clothes shop at 20 Parsons Street in Banbury, specialising in pre-loved tweed jackets, Harris Tweed, and country clothing for men and women. The range covers vintage and modern tweed jackets, blazers, overcoats, Barbour and wax jackets, field coats, suits, waistcoats, shirts, and accessories including scarves, cravats, and country hats. Brands stocked include Barbour, Cavani, Marc Darcy, Joules, Ralph Lauren, Harris Tweed, Aquascutum, Gieves and Hawkes, and many others, alongside new end-of-line items. The business focuses on sustainable fashion with a vintage feel, offering affordable quality pieces in a wide variety of sizes for both menswear and womenswear. International and European buyers are catered for, and the shop maintains a presence at several other retail locations across the country.
Frequently asked questions
Do you sell clothing for both men and women?
Yes, Revival Clothing offers a wide range for both men and women, including tweed jackets, overcoats, Barbour and wax jackets, quilted jackets, and various accessories. Sizes range from extra small through to plus sizes for both menswear and womenswear.
Do you stock new items or only pre-loved clothing?
The business stocks both pre-loved vintage items and new end-of-line pieces across a range of well-known brands, with a focus on sustainable fashion and vintage style.
Do you offer international shipping?
Yes, Revival Clothing provides information for international and European buyers on its website, along with delivery information and an easy returns policy.
What brands do you carry?
Brands include Barbour, Cavani, Marc Darcy, Joules, Ralph Lauren, Harris Tweed, Aquascutum, Gieves and Hawkes, Crombie, Daks, Fred Perry, Magee, Skopes, Tommy Hilfiger, Walker and Hawkes, and many others.
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