Pretty Green Autumn ’25 - A fresh take on British style

Pretty Green has always been more than just a clothing brand. Founded in 2009 by Liam Gallagher, it quickly became a statement of British lifestyle. An echo of music, subcultures and everything happening on the streets, in pubs and on the terraces. A belief that clothes can be a language. They can tell stories and shape identity.

The new Autumn ‘25 collection captures that spirit perfectly. Each piece blends nostalgia with modern energy. A mix of patterns, cuts and fabrics that instantly bring back the feel of British culture from terrace chants to garages and basements where iconic bands first plugged in their guitars.

At the heart of it all is the new Parthian Print. Inspired by pub carpets and Persian rugs found in recording studios where Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and The Beatles laid down their tracks. A detail that shows how British culture has always absorbed global influences and turned them into something its own. The motif runs through the whole collection woven into fabrics printed on shirts hidden in jacket details or bold on classic tees.

Alongside it you’ll also find fresh takes on the classic Paisley pattern a core part of the brand’s DNA plus new prints inspired by everyday urban life from Brindle camo to geometric designs rooted in pub culture. All tied together by what Pretty Green is known for effortless cool with a strong character.

One standout piece is the Hatton Smock in khaki. A lightweight over-the-head anorak-style jacket simple and functional. It keeps the wind out looks good for daily wear and feels right on the terraces. Relaxed but with an edge you can’t fake.

Autumn ‘25 proves that Pretty Green isn’t standing still. Still building bridges between past and present between subculture and everyday style. Every piece is a fragment of the bigger story of British identity. From pubs and music clubs to city streets and stadium stands.

Pretty Green shows that fashion here isn’t just an accessory. It’s a language. A way to express yourself and tell your story.