Edinburgh menswear store The Brotique has taken over the Posh Room in Bath Street bar Hummingbird for two weeks, offering customers a selection of clothes and gifts for the modern gent.
From September 23 to October 7, The Brotique's collection of carefully curated mens goods will be for sale to Glasgow-based customers complete with the shop's famous 'man hampers'. Man Hampers include the Hemingway for literature lovers with Leuchtturm 1917 notebooks and Oxford socks, and a Bear Grylls survivalist inspired pack complete with a fire starter kit, survival watch and field notes.
The store's founder Richard Murphy has spoke of his excitement of opening The Brotique.
"I have had a passion for men's products for a long time and found myself searching out new products and stores. We quickly developed the idea of bringing new products together and how to showcase them, then along came the Man Hamper and eventually the store."
The Brotique is open 11am-5pm every day until October 7 in Hummingbird, 186 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4HG.
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