Forty Clothing, which is loved by international DJs, bands, kids and clubbers, is set to open the branch to give fans another way to shop the cult brand in addition to its online store and flagship Royal Exchange Square shop.
Now, Harry says he felt Glasgow Fort was the perfect fit as he looked to expand Forty Clothing outside the city centre."Our key market is the heart of"Even the name clicks – we were all feeling Fort-y. The new shop captures the brand’s unique character, with stylish art, design, sound and quirks like the t-shirt grabber machine.
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