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In-Vest in Your Summer Style!
Firstly...apologies for the title. We have a certain type of taste for puns here at TruffleTowers :)
With Summer getting into full swing, there's never been a better time (this year anyways) to bag yourself something with a taste of the outdoors than now. All year we've been gearing up and getting ready to rock with our huuuge collection of retro vests featuring designs from classic films, top bands, hit TV shows, brands and so much more giving you more way to show your arms and love for your favourite things.
With so much to pick from, we thought we would pick out a few of our favourite designs for you to gaze across to let us know what you think and snap up something special for your holidays, festivals or even just lazy days in the Sun.
Top Bands
Tis the season of music! With festival season getting into the swing of things, what better way to show the love for your favourite bands than with an outfit that is centred around their iconic logos and titles! Pick up one of these classic designs or one of our many other band vests and get ready to rock this Summer!
SPOTTED! Lilah Parsons Wears Our Exclusive Labyrinth T-Shirt
News just in folks! We've just spotted MTV Presenter and model Lilah Parsons looking as stunning as ever in our very own Labyrinth T-Shirt!
Posted on her Instagram, Lilah was proudly showing off her retro tee and fab Kary Perry jewellery from her PRISM Collection with One Directioner Liam Payne's ex partner and professional dancer Danielle Peazer. Take a look!
Lilah Parsons Labyrinth T-Shirt
Available exclusively at TruffleShuffle.co.uk, add yourself to the waiting list to be the first to know when there come back in stock. A great way to show some love for this huge cult 80s flick starring the legend David Bowie himself.
What do you think folks?
Purrrfect Pet's Rock Tees You're Not Guinea Believe!
Introducing our latest range of funky t-shirts from Pet's Rock!
Pet's Rock is a super fun range showing animals in funny and rather strange situations including posing as classic Star Wars characters as well as some iconic music stars we all know and love.
Take a look at our latest 'Cat'ch from this quirky brand....
Introducing 'Master Cat'. Inspired by the sci-fi masterpiece, Star Wars, Yoda is seen as never before, in Sphynx cat form!
Furby Goes Pop!
The must-have toy of 1998, the Furby was a roaring success. Over 40 million were sold in their first three years, a real sensation! The cute, owl/hamster like creature was a robotic toy which started life speaking Furbish and slowly learned English over time (a bit like a human). He's been the star of our very own selection of Furby T-Shirts and has now been brought bang up to date by Furby Living who has reimagined the loveable balls of fluff onto the covers of some of our favourite pop albums, some of them recent as well as older classics. Enjoy, and make sure to visit Furby Living to see even more!
The Scarf Braid As Featured In Company Magazine!
While browsing this weeks mags, we spotted this funky Scarf Braid hairstyle in Company Magazine and had to share it with you lovely lot.
Not only does this stand-out hairstyle look fun and is easy to achieve, if you want to complete your look we also have the David Bowie T-Shirt the model is pictured wearing!
Kooky Hair + Rebel T-Shirt = One Cool Look!
xoxo
Happy Birthday Labyrinth!! Did you know....
Twenty-seven years ago today, a Jim Henson-directed fantasy movie called Labyrinth was released and... well, quickly became a bit of a box office disaster. This strange movie, about a girl (Jennifer Connelly) searching for her baby brother who's been kidnapped by a goblin king (David Bowie), was maybe a little too weird for mainstream audiences at the time.
But thankfully over the last 27 years whether it was due to the amazing creatures and sets or to Bowieâs extraordinary wig and lunchbox, it's really gathered a strong following and you only need to see the popularity of our Labyrinth T-Shirts to know this movie has definitely become a cult classic, and for good reason. Labyrinth is one of the last non-animated films of the pre-computer age. Yes, there is probably a few computer effects used in the film, but when you consider that 1986 was also the year that Pixar released Luxo Jr., marking the beginning of a computer animation revolution, Labyrinth's props-and-puppets approach to imaginative filmmaking feels like something of an to an era in film making.
To celebrate this fantastic mile-stone (yes, it makes me feel old too) I thought I'd give you 10 interesting facts surrounding Labyrinth, so enough gas-bagging as we only have 13 hours to reach Goblin City, after allâ¦.
1 - The screenplay went through 25 drafts, mostly to inject songs and more humour to ensure legendary pop star David Bowie would agree to star as antagonist Jareth the Goblin King.