Friday, May 3, 2024

Derby’s iconic Sadler Gate sees return of fashion entrepreneur

Independent Derby born and bred apparel designer, Karl Shaw is returning to Sadler Gate, this time at number 49, with his ‘Derby centric’ clothing venture; ‘Mr Shaw’.

The Derby entrepreneur also has plans for the upper floor space too, in the form of a hub for creatives and a coffee and craft beer bar.

Clowes Developments, which owns the property along with several others in and around Derby City Centre many of which are now occupied, and are delighted with Karl’s plans for Sadler Gate.

Kevin McFarlane, Associate Director at Clowes Developments said: “As landlords of several commercial properties within Derby city centre, Clowes recognise their responsibility to help regenerate the town. We have been working with the Council and invested parties such as Marketing Derby over the past year to provide upgraded premises for start-ups and continue to improve the aesthetics of some of our more tired looking properties. Our aim is to encourage occupiers and promote increased footfall into the area.

“We are delighted to welcome Karl Shaw back to one of our properties on Sadler Gate. Our vision and aspirations for Derby are aligned and we wish him all the best in his venture.”

Karl said: “When I started, Mr Shaw was a great way to keep my creative juices flowing; free from commercial and client constraints. I had often thought about developing a clothing brand as fashion is a great love of mine and I can’t deny the buzz from knowing someone would wear my brand… a living, breathing identity. I’m excited to combine this with my passion for Derby as we open up Mr Shaw House and combine our love for fashion, music, creativity, craft beer and coffee all in one place!”

 

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