Disorder

 

WELCOME TO DISORDER, UNIQUE, ETHICAL FASHION STORE

 

Disorder Ltd is an award winning sustainable fashion brand established in 1998, Birmingham. Our menswear and womenswear designs are renown for being fashion forward and our original artwork is printed on limited lengths of textiles and all printing is done in the UK. We also source from British milled fabric manufacturers where possible, thus supporting a homegrown independent fashion ecosystem. We believe in slow fashion and are fiercely anti mass production for environmental reasons. All our garments are handcrafted in house with our artisan skilled team, making Disorder a truly  'Made in Britain,' brand.

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2 days ago

Friday we had long standing customer techno dj Neil Ormonde with his Mrs. the lovely Sal & their very friendly Baby Elodie who was sooo cute 👶 😍 she seemed to feel quite at home at the HQ. Neil was saying he always sees people wearing Disorder out & about & that they always knod at each other, (like a secret hand shake 😁). Great to hear Neil will be deejaying in Germany with a big hero of his Regis.
Then we had Jo, come to pick up his bespoke wax coat, trousers, shirt, long sleeve top and cap. The guitarist is 🎸 looking forward to perform in his new Disorder outfit, his performing name is Jenaro so guys if you see him do give him a massive knod!! 😉
Next we have physicist Ben back from his Antarctica travels, who led us astray with more port. He said the Disorder wool coat kept him surprisingly warm while admiring the icebergs & the orcas 🥶. Ben & our son have chocohology in common & always have a discussion on Huxley's latest experiment findings 🍫...
I've also sneaked in photos, (xx), of stunning beadwork jewellery designer Sam Hemming who used to stock her range in Disorder years ago and London Guildhall musician & composer the highly talented Oliwia Radomska. We went to an all nighter at House of God & it was fun to look at Mark's artwork on little sleep the following day 🤪.
Then we have glamorous business owner Nicky and her son & daughter. Our youngest customer is now officially 11 year old William, whom we are doing a bespoke jacket for an upcoming wedding. It's been a joy making outfits for Nicky & her super children.
Finally, we had Paul former city trader whom we ended up making 3 tops in stitu. It was like, "make a top session," as we were fitting it to Paul's shape and adding art & darts in freestyle mode. That, was a few hours well spent, we also put the world to right in between waiting for Mark's machine wizardry while sampling new sugar free snacks & having cups of tea.
Thank you all for coming & letting us take photos of your happy faces at the Disorder studio 😄🙏 ❤️ 🙌.

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Friday we had long standing customer techno dj Neil Ormonde with his Mrs. the lovely Sal & their very friendly Baby Elodie who was sooo cute 👶 😍 she seemed to feel quite at home at the HQ. Neil was saying he always sees people wearing Disorder out & about & that they always knod at each other, (like a secret hand shake 😁). Great to hear Neil will be deejaying in Germany with a big hero of his Regis. 
Then we had Jo, come to pick up his bespoke wax coat, trousers, shirt, long sleeve top and cap. The guitarist is 🎸 looking forward to perform in his new Disorder outfit, his performing name is Jenaro so guys if you see him do give him a massive knod!! 😉 
Next we have physicist Ben back from his Antarctica travels, who led us astray with more port. He said the Disorder wool coat kept him surprisingly warm while admiring the icebergs & the orcas 🥶. Ben & our son have chocohology in common & always have a discussion on Huxleys latest experiment findings 🍫...
Ive also sneaked in photos, (xx), of stunning beadwork jewellery designer Sam Hemming who used to stock her range in Disorder years ago and London Guildhall musician & composer the highly talented Oliwia Radomska. We went to an all nighter at House of God & it was fun to look at Marks artwork on little sleep the following day 🤪.
Then we have glamorous business owner Nicky and her son & daughter. Our youngest customer is now officially 11 year old William, whom we are doing a bespoke jacket for an upcoming wedding.  Its been a joy making outfits for Nicky & her super children. 
Finally, we had Paul former city trader whom we ended up making 3 tops in stitu. It was like, make a top session, as we were fitting it to Pauls shape and adding art & darts in freestyle mode. That, was a few hours well spent, we also put the world to right in between waiting for Marks machine wizardry while sampling new sugar free snacks & having cups of tea. 
Thank you all for coming & letting us take photos of your happy faces at the Disorder studio 😄🙏 ❤️ 🙌. 

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1 week ago

Patti was an inspirational lady and a unique fashion designer. I heard about her iconic store in the 80s when Duran Duran, Ozzy & the likes of Boy George used to shop in her store in Birmingham. So, I was thrilled when she accepted the offer to stock her punky creations in our shop sometime in the 2003s. We did business with her for years and she was always so humble and just a really kind hearted person to work with. She kept doing her own thing her own way...even when she had issues with her walking, she would still get herself down to Camden by train every weekend to trade from the Electric Ballroom.
We used to go down to Camden every month ourselves for business and over time grew close to some of our very talented alternative Camden suppliers there.
With Patti, we had a strange parallel connection in terms of influences & experiences in a fashion sense.
Over the last couple of months, for some reason, I kept looking at a top of hers that she made years ago, that of an angel amongest roses adorned with sparkles & I wondered how Patti was doing. I then saw the news of her passing. 💔
Such a special lady. Brum should make a statue of her.It seems fitting to be celebrating the remarkable life of Patti Bell on International Women's Day.

Family & friends said their farewells yesterday in Birmingham, and people all over the world sent tributes and posted stories on social media about how she impacted their lives.

Recognised globally as one of the innovators of the Punk and New Romantic scenes, Patti was a creative, strong and groundbreaking woman - we also knew her as a warm and friendly regular at our weekly Blues Club and a passionate supporter of the Birmingham music scene.

RIP Patti, and happy International Women's Day to all the brave and wonderful women out there - "the fight for freedom from gendered oppression is not complete without the liberation of all women and oppressed people across the world." x
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Patti was an inspirational lady and a unique fashion designer. I heard about her iconic store in the 80s when Duran Duran, Ozzy & the likes of Boy George used to shop in her store in Birmingham. So, I was thrilled when she accepted the offer to stock her punky creations in our shop sometime in the 2003s. We did business with her for years and she was always so humble and  just a really kind hearted person to work with. She kept doing her own thing her own way...even when she had issues with her walking, she would still get herself down to Camden by train every weekend to trade from the Electric Ballroom. 
We used to go down to Camden every month ourselves for business and over time grew  close to some of our very talented alternative Camden suppliers there. 
With Patti, we had a strange parallel connection in terms of influences & experiences in a fashion sense. 
Over the last couple of months, for some reason, I kept looking at a top of hers that she made years ago, that of an angel amongest roses adorned with sparkles & I wondered how Patti was doing. I then saw the news of her passing. 💔 
Such a special lady. Brum should make a statue of her.
1 week ago

A tribute to Patti:
Patti Bell's range from Disorder Ltd circa 2006 photoshoot for 69 Magazine by the talented Paul Ward, masterfully styled by Chris Ward. Very cool designer anarchic vibe, we were her only stockist in the world, not because she didn't have enough wholesale buyers interested of course, it was just because she was very particular with who she did business with 💗.
RIP Patti.🖤
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A tribute to Patti: 
Patti Bells range from Disorder Ltd circa 2006 photoshoot for 69 Magazine by the talented Paul Ward, masterfully styled by Chris Ward. Very cool designer anarchic vibe, we were her only stockist in the world, not because she didnt have enough wholesale buyers interested of course, it was just because she was very particular with who she did business with 💗. 
RIP Patti.🖤Image attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment
3 weeks ago

This is quite a story...basically, a few weeks ago, Ian, (a customer from 20yrs ago), had a regular cold, which turned into a life threatening eye infection. Ian was scheduled to go to coming Saturday's Brit Awards to represent Beggar's Group, (biggest record company of independent record labels: with artists such as Adel, Bauhaus, Gary Numan, The Cult, Radiohead, The XX, The Prodigy, The Breeders, Jarvis Cocker, Warpaint, Romy, Queens of the Stone Age to name but a few). Environmentalist Ian was brought in by its founder to put Beggar's Group at the forefront of making it & the industry sustainable and adhering to the Music Climate Pact & working with Music Declares Emergency UK. So, having remembered our environmental ethos, undeterred by the situation, Ian was determined to go to the Brits dressed head to toe in Disorder, and in his words, own the current challenge of his 👁 eye situation by turning it into a positive & njoy the biggest award night in UK music. Sunday when Ian came to pick up his bespoke outfit, we had wonderful long conversations about his exciting job & reminiscing mutual memories of The Que Club days. Absolutely love the eye patch, you look spectacular, have a great time at the Brits Ian! 👊❤️‍🔥 ... See MoreSee Less

This is quite a story...basically, a few weeks ago, Ian, (a customer from 20yrs ago), had a regular cold, which turned into a life threatening eye infection. Ian was scheduled to go to coming Saturdays Brit Awards to represent Beggars Group, (biggest record company of independent record labels: with artists such as Adel, Bauhaus, Gary Numan, The Cult, Radiohead, The XX, The Prodigy, The Breeders, Jarvis Cocker, Warpaint, Romy, Queens of the Stone Age  to name but a few). Environmentalist Ian was brought in by its founder to put Beggars Group at the forefront of making it & the industry sustainable and adhering to the Music Climate Pact & working with Music Declares Emergency UK. So, having remembered our environmental ethos, undeterred by the situation, Ian was determined to go to the Brits dressed head to toe in Disorder, and in his words, own the current challenge of his 👁 eye situation by turning it into a positive & njoy the biggest award night in UK music. Sunday when Ian came to pick up his bespoke outfit, we had wonderful long conversations about his exciting job & reminiscing mutual memories of The Que Club days. Absolutely love the eye patch, you look spectacular, have a great time at the Brits Ian! 👊❤️‍🔥Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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With academic roots in Politics, Sociology & Development, we started our vertically integrated experimental fashion business in 1998. T-shirts & hoodies are made from organic cottons, produced one at a time and are all ethically manufactured from certified factories abroad. We use non toxic printing processes at our printers in Birmingham. 

As self taught designers, our designs are intuitive and unconventional, giving it a distinct, ‘Disorder,’ edge. This appeals to those who crave for individuality and quality without having to pay high end prices to express themselves. We offer one of a kind bespoke service where specific requests for alterations, made to measure sizes, colour combinations etc are welcomed on our non-conformist tailored suits, waistcoats, jackets and coats. We had a destination store for 22 years in Birmingham city centre which we have now shut as a response to the pandemic. Disorder has carried on trading through our online site and has remained niche and underground, operating from our converted garage studio, maintaining the highly exclusive feel that the brand has always had in its DNA.

                                                                                                           

What our customers say?

 

''Definitely deserves 5 stars''

''This wonderful boutique could not be any more fantastic for those that want unique and bespoke items. We have been coming to Disorder for years and it is always a treat to wear one of their amazing creations''.                       Sophia Goacher

''Definitely deserves 5 stars''

"Wanted a jacket from these guys for nearly 7 years. Been super helpful over COVID. It's a dream come true".                                          A. Paigge

''Definitely deserves 5 stars''

"Some of the most unique and creative prints around, top quality clothing. I've been going to Disorder for over 10 years easily. A true gem of the clothing industry!.... Customer service is second to none and I can't recommend Disorder enough". Stew Calladine

''Definitely deserves 5 stars''

"Really impressed with service from Disorder, excellent communication and turn around for such unique products..... The clothes are beautifully made with high quality fabrics, unique designs and great insight into what makes fashion so desirable". Tim Orson

 

''Definitely deserves 5 stars''

"Absolutely top notch fashion. The best men's fashion I've found and the first that dares to play with shape, asymmetry and style in bold ways. Innovative, stylish and well made. The clothes I've bought from there have lasted for years and still people compliment me on my "new" outfits that I bought from there 5 years ago". Edalia Day