August 23, 20159 yr Author https://www.facebook.com/PenneysIreland/vid...e=2&theater New video , courtesy of Penny's Facebook... Robbie looking cool ...looks like it could be a series of videos .. Edited August 23, 20159 yr by Sydney
August 23, 20159 yr https://www.facebook.com/PenneysIreland/vid...e=2&theater New video , courtesy of Penny's Facebook... Robbie looking cool ...looks like it could be a series of videos .. He looks great :wub:
September 17, 20159 yr Author http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/r...w-farrell-range ROBBIE ON THE NEW FARRELL RANGE 11SEP 2015 image: http://cdn.robbiewilliams.com/sites/defaul...g?itok=_BrnQAzp Last month saw the Farrell Autumn/Winter 2015 collection hit the shelves in Primark stores across the UK and beyond. As the range does roaring trade with stylish gents across the continent, Robbie has revealed his inspiration for and highlights from the collection. “Jack Farrell was my grandad,” he explains of the label’s name. "He fought in the Second World War and he worked down the pit all of his life, after being a soldier. He had a tough life, but he always dressed well and his attire was always spiffy. That’s what I remember the most”. “This season for Farrell I wanted to explore good old British history and heritage - tweed / wool suiting and checked shirts, like my grandfather would have worn. Then pieces like the Harrington Jacket to the Mod-inspired parka are more iconic shapes that, for me, define looks from the ‘60s.” Offering effortless style by updating wardrobe basics from leather shoes to suede jackets, the collection is firmly rooted in a sense of Britishness. Take a look below at Robbie’s personal favourites, all available from selected Primark stores. image: http://cdn.robbiewilliams.com/sites/defaul.../bonded-mac.jpg
November 6, 20168 yr http://www.farrell.com/ Some nice gear at Farrell at Primark at the mo Farrell always gets great reviews over here on Xpose , they love the stuff
March 30, 20187 yr Can you still get Farrell clothing :huh: we hear very little about it these days so just wondering what the story is https://www.pinterest.ie/Primark/primark-farrell/?lp=true
March 30, 20187 yr He sold half of it to Peter Jones from Dragons Den didn't he. Two/three years ago? I wonder if he's just lost interest in it now.
April 1, 20187 yr Would be ggod if you could get that clothing. Some of the bigger Primark stores used to stock it, at least up to 2016 , not sure about now
April 1, 20187 yr Some of the bigger Primark stores used to stock it, at least up to 2016 , not sure about now Maybe Peter Jones owns the lot now. I'd be surprised if we ever see it advertised from RW again. I think that ship has passed.
April 2, 20187 yr Maybe Peter Jones owns the lot now. I'd be surprised if we ever see it advertised from RW again. I think that ship has passed. Like many a ship before it :P
August 14, 20186 yr Williams has set up a charity in his home town of Stoke-on-Trent entitled Give It Sum, its target being to "enhance nearby situations and bolster Local community lifetime by offering dollars to those people who are disadvantaged
August 14, 20186 yr From 2010 :) Robbie's Give It Sum Fund Celebrates 10 Years 05 Oct 10 Robbie's Give It Sum Fund Celebrates 10 Years Robbie headed to his home town of Stoke-On-Trent yesterday to mark the 10th anniversary of Give It Sum, the charitable fund he set up with Comic Relief. Give It Sum, which is dedicated to tackling poverty, promoting social justice and helping local people find solutions to local problems, has funded almost 300 projects across North Staffordshire and seen more that £5 million spent on changing the lives of countless people in the area. Read Robbie's words below, in which he describes the emotional trip which marked what he describes as "without doubt though one of the best things I’ve ever done "... "The last ten years of my life have seen some amazing highs, but without doubt though one of the best things I’ve ever done was to set up the Give It Sum fund with Comic Relief. Being given the opportunity to be able to help people from the town I grew up in has been a real blessing and has given me much more back than I’ve put in. Over the years the stories I’ve heard from some of the people who’ve benefitted from Give It Sum cash have stuck with me, no matter what else has been going on in my life and I was excited to be able to come and say hello again. The day started at a Unity, a young people’s project based in Burslem, a part of town I know well from when I was growing up – in fact I used to spend a lot of time hanging around outside the KFC just down the road! Unity is a simple idea, it gives youngsters who aren’t necessarily finding school all that easy a chance to flex their creative muscles, gain qualifications and hopefully get a career in something they love. Loads of kids don't necessarily shine at school. I was insanely lucky to have auditioned for a pop band and got the gig, but now thanks to places like Unity you’re not just labelled thick, like I was, because exams might not have been your thing - you get a second chance. Unity is basically the school I wish I'd gone to and it’s an unbelievable privilege that I've been able to help a place like this. There was some real talent on show, kids who’ve got the chance to show that they have masses to give. Some of the designs and artwork on show blew me away and there’s no doubt there’s a bright future in store for lots of the them.
August 15, 20186 yr That charity has raised a lot of money over the years He started that with the proceeds from the 2000 Coca Cola deal didn't he?
