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Stytch NEW Menswear Concept Store 2015
Now open at Intu Merry Hill Centre upper mall
Stocking a wide range of branded clothing, footwear and accessories

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Stytch is a new menswear concept store opened in 2015 at intu Merry Hill Upper mall. The store offers a range of branded items.
Clothing: Adidas, Ellesse, Fila, Carhartt, Levi & Co, Gym KIng, Barber, Nudie Jeans, Weekend Offender, Religion, Pretty Green, Mastrum, Illusive, Eleven Degrees, Nicce London, Farah, Lyle & Scott, Fred Perry, Billionaire Boys Club, Luke, Lacoste, EA7, Psycho Bunny, Ted Baker, Zero seven, Native Youth, Napapijiri, Rains, Diesel

Footwear; Adidas, Saucony, Creative Recreation, Clarks, Timberland, Converse, Lacoste, Cruyff, Farah, EA7, Luke

Accessories; Fila, Ted Baker, Fred Perry, EA7, Carhartt, Napapijiri, Diesel, Lyle & Scott, Ellesse.

Address: 44/45, Merry Hill, Brierley Hill DY5 1QX, UK
Phone: 01384 480504
moc.ku.hctyts@ofni
State: West Midlands
City: Brierley Hill
Zip Code: DY5 1QX

opening times

Monday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Diffusion and twenty 9 shops selling real fur!!! Looking at a fur coat in a glossy magazine or a store window, you might not realize that animals were beaten, electrocuted, or even skinned alive for their skin!!! Fur Fact 1: Electrocuting fur-bearing animals anally and genitally is an agonizing slaughter method used frequently to limit damage to fur. New York is the only state in which this inhumane method is illegal. Fur Fact 2: Eighty-five percent of the fur industry‘s skins come from animals who were captive on fur factory farms, where they are crammed into severely crowded, filthy wire cages and later often skinned alive. Fur Fact 4: One billion rabbits are killed each year so that their fur can be used in clothing or for lures in fly-fishing or trim on craft items. Fur Fact 8: After an animal has been slaughtered, his or her skin is treated with toxic chemicals to keep it from rotting and decomposing in the buyer’s closet. How do you like your fur coat now?!? Shame on you, the ones selling coats like that, and shame on you, the ones paying good money for them!!
9 years ago (10-12-2017)
They use real fur at this store. That’s the body of a lovely and innocent being who had its life stolen unnecessarily. It could have had a happy life, but had their bodies ripped to shreds cruelly and tortuously for the financial benefit of the oppressor. Please choose to shop elsewhere, it will literally help save lives and kill one of the most abusive industries around.
9 years ago (10-12-2017)
Selling fur coats and making profit from pure animal cruelty is disgusting. Animals are anally or orally electrocuted beaten to death with a blunt instrument, skinned alive or as in the case of Coyote Dogs leg trapped and shot in the head. Coyote fur used on Canada Goose jackets are not a byproduct of the meat industry, the geese are plucked alive every 6 weeks or so for there down, this is certainly NOT ETHICALLY SOURCED. You simply can not ethically 'leg trap' an animal that can be left for days, only to be then shot in the head at point blank range and then skinned 'humanely'. Your staff seem to have grasp on reality of how disgusting and barbaric these so called "fashion items" are. Intu Merry Hill don't have a sinew of compassion or decency in them and clearly only care about money, so someone needs to let the public know your true colours, you are absolutely disgusting.
9 years ago (10-12-2017)
Selling real fur absolutely disgusting! Staff might as well wear a t-shirt saying I'm on commission they harass you until they've got their sale and then cant wait to get rid.... won't shop here again until they get some ethics and genuine staff!
9 years ago (10-12-2017)
This shop is supporting the barbaric torture of animals by being skinned alive and killed for their fur. Why would anyone decent person want to shop there
9 years ago (10-12-2017)
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