Rugby inspired brand takes centre stage


By Patrick
September 12 2011

With the 2011 Rugby World Cup taking place at the moment, rugby is fast gaining fashion credibility and brands like Raging Bull are seeing the benefit. And as well as working for ITV at the World Cup, former England prop Phil Vickery has been keeping busy with a new range.

Rugby inspired brand takes centre stage

With the 2011 Rugby World Cup taking place this month rugby is fast gaining fashion credibility and brands like Raging Bull are seeing the benefit. Sales have continued to grow for the casualwear label both online and with retailers and there certainly seems to be an increasing appetite from consumers for sports inspired clothing. House of Fraser recently opened their first Raging Bull concession which has traded extremely well and Bristol is now next on the list.

The man behind Raging Bull, rugby legend Phil Vickery MBE is well known for his support and passion for his country. Just before jetting off to the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand to commentate for ITV Vickery modelled his label’s World Cup 2011 polo shirt and gave us his thoughts on the recent riots and the looters. “I am so proud to be British and want my brand Raging Bull to represent all that is good about this country. I was furious therefore to see the damage done by these people especially to hard working retailers who are already having a tough time.” 

New Raging Bull range now available to order online at House of Fraser

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT Vicky Yoke: Vicky@ragingbull.co.uk - 07971 807663

 

Rugby inspired brand takes centre stage
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