It’s about giving clothes another life — and making that far more interesting than buying new ones.
What Makes Velvet Revival Different From Other Vintage Clothing Shops? Read More »
Woking Council: Is it Time to Rethink Parking? If we genuinely want to revive Woking town centre, we need to make it easier and more attractive for people to visit. We can talk about regeneration, filling empty shops, supporting independent businesses, improving public spaces and organising events, but none of those things can succeed without
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Sky News spent six months working with scientists to test the air, water and soil at three huge illegal waste sites in Gloucester, Wigan and Ranskill near Doncaster.
The Clothes We Throw Away Don’t Just Disappear Read More »
Our Spotlight blog shines a light on a unique item of vintage clothing in our Surrey store that got us excited about its provenance and style.
SPOTLIGHT: Vintage ’70s Cheerleader Jacket Read More »
Our Spotlight blog shines a light on a unique item of vintage clothing in our Surrey store that got us excited about its provenance and style.
SPOTLIGHT: Chevignon Vintage Leather Jacket Read More »
Velvet Revival is more than just a vintage clothing store in Surrey, it also offers a community space for live performance and workshops that are free to attend.
The Story Behind Our Vintage Clothing Store in Surrey Read More »
I’m Neil Froggatt, the founder and Sustainability Director of Velvet Revival, an independent vintage, preloved and reworked fashion business based in Woking, Surrey. But I don’t see Velvet Revival as simply a vintage clothing shop. I’m trying to use it as a vehicle for sustainable fashion, community activity and high-street renewal. That ambition has also
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