Hurleys

Hurleys started life in Salford in 1955, when Ron and Eileen Hurley turned a launderette four doors from their milk bar into Hurley's Sports & Camping, one of the first shops of its kind in the area and early stockists of tracksuits. It grew through the 1970s into a North West sporting goods destination before shifting into premium fashion in the 1990s, bringing brands like Lacoste and Hugo Boss to Manchester. Now trading from Bolton, it's a go-to for accessible designer menswear with sport running through its DNA, seen in the mix of Ellesse, Diadora, Sergio Tacchini and Fred Perry alongside sharper labels such as BOSS, HUGO, Belstaff and Armani Exchange. Barbour, Parajumpers and Moose Knuckles round out the outerwear, with VEJA, Clarks Originals and Birkenstock for footwear.