Portsmouths Vintage Clothing, Vinyl and Quirky Gifts Boutique for Men & Women
The finest array of vintage and alternative clothing, obscene and obscure alternative gift ideas and more vintage vinyl than your Nan's attic. Deep in the belly of bohemian Southsea beats a fearless heart of all things alternative and sub cultural. In the Independent Republic of Albert Road, established in 1996, Dress Code is an independent specialist vintage boutique and record store. For over 20 years we have been stretching sartorial symbolism to breaking point and bludgeoning blandness on every side, catering to every species of subculture vulture while showing the corporate pretenders how it's done.
From Fathers Day presents for a die-hard punk, to the first leather jacket and Doc Martens boots for the newly fledged goth, Dress Code supplies a smorgasbord of unusual and quirky gifts, alternative and vintage clothing for all shapes, sizes and styles and first press vinyl records for even the pickiest collector. Not available on the high street, unique and alternative accessories for those who want to be scene but not herd! Always in stock with tons of rare vintage vinyl, cassettes and memorabilia, available in store only and browsing fully encouraged. We specialize in Punk, Metal, Classic Rock, Post-Punk, Reggae, Ska,Rarities, First Editions and Cassettes with new arrivals weekly. Come and have a browse, or contact us via email, Facebook, Twitter or the ole landline on (+44)2392 731 972.
So whether you want to dress up, dress down or dress sideways, just make sure you follow the DRESS CODE to our freak, chic and geek boutique!
So whether you want to dress up, dress down or dress sideways, just make sure you follow the DRESS CODE to our freak, chic and geek boutique!
Email: [email protected].uk
OUT OF STOCK
Hatsume Miku Anime Plushie
Super cool Hatsume Miku plush with clip so can be used as key ring or hang from your bag !
Anime
£8.99
Latest review
the best damn shop in town ,has been for years !
Latest blog post
Brian, Punk Rock and Me.
I first met Brian when I discovered lying to my parents to get to gigs at about 15. We were born the same month and were 13-14 in ’76 -’77 and 16, the month Thatcher got in , not old enough for first wave, but punk and hormones struck at the same time… and had a lasting effect! Portsmouth had a good punk scene, still has … loud raucous and ...
Posted by Dress Code on 16 December 2018 14:12
