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Official site for Soho's alternative designer club and street wear - urban emo, goth and punk fashion.
PO Box 6681, DT4 4DG, Weymouth, United Kingdom
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The Liverpool shop was amazing
It was huge well presented and amazingly divers stock from gothic to the best selection of vintage Levi’s and DMs l have ever seen All at low low prices Highly recommended
I visited both the Liverpool and Chester stores and I have transformed my wardrobe thanks to the helpful and knowledgeable staff in both stores. I am now the proud owner of a 70s faux fur, which never leaves my back, a Hell Bunny 40s style dress, several tartan skirts, and Sohos baseball boots. All for amazing prices! My friends and work colleagues are commenting about my new found style, and I can't wait to visit Sohos in Shrewsbury.
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