Casual Couture British traditional brands for the casual lifestyle of men

Not far from Wexstraße is the sporty-elegant shop Casual Couture. A paradise for every man who knows something about fashion.

The shop, which was created through the love of football and fashion, embodies this unique combination. The football casual style has its origins in England in the 70s and 80s. From there the football look established itself all over the world and has now found a charming representative in Hamburg.

Pub-feeling and shopping fever in Hamburg's old town

With Casual Couture you get the feeling of having landed in a British pub. Next to the snooker table and the fridge with beer and soda, a large, dark counter decorates the shop. In between there are numerous pieces of clothing, accessories, shoes or caps. The selection of stylish and casual clothes is impressive. Great importance is attached to traditional British brands. Big names like Adidas Originals or Fila can be found here as well as quality brands like Paraboot or Pearlwood and many more. Here men have fun shopping and anyone or anyone looking for a fashionable gift for a loved one will certainly not be disappointed. To complete the pub-feeling, Casual Couture also offers interesting book readings, concerts or bingo evenings.

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Summer (April–October): Sunday from 5:00 to 9:30 AM

Winter (November–March): Sunday from 7:00 to 9:30 AM

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