Northern Quarter café bar offers free coffee in collaboration with fashion brand

A Northern Quarter café bar will be handing out free coffee on Saturday morning as part of a collaboration with a Mancunian fashion brand .

Only 30 cups of coffee will be available so once they’re gone, they’ll be gone. The free coffee is part of a collaboration with contemporary fashion label Daisy Street. Launched in north Manchester in 2012, the brand takes inspiration from the likes of skate culture and vintage graphics. All you need to do to try and grab a free coffee is just turn up at Feel Good Club from 9am on Saturday and mention the promotion to staff. If you’re in luck, you’ll then be treated to a professionally crafted coffee.

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