People called Daisy can claim a free t-shirt at Hatch

It might be your lucky day

Mancunian fashion brand Daisy Street is hosting a pop-up event at the Oxford Road complex next Friday , where its namesakes can claim a free garment. T-shirts are on offer to those called Daisy who have an ID, or student ID, and can follow Daisy Street on Instagram.

The event, which runs from 12pm to 9pm, will also feature a sample sale and some limited edition clothing for those who can get their hands on it. That’s alongside up to 70 percent off clothing, and exclusive samples from brands Tammy Girl and £2 Freebies.Join our FREE Manchester City Centre WhatsApp group by clicking here

“We’re excited to host this exclusive Pop-Up and Sample Sale event at Hatch,” said Lauren Adams, Marketing Manager at Daisy Street. “We can’t wait to meet our community IRL and, of course, we can’t wait to meet all the Daisys and celebrate with a free Daisy Street t-shirt!”

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