Brand profile
POSTAL
Dundee-born streetwear label from Nel Roy making graphic tees and hoodies rooted in punk, new wave and Scottish club culture.
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What to know about POSTAL
Dundee, not London, is the source
Founded by Nel Roy while working at Dundee boutique Manifesto, the label draws on punk, new wave and Scottish club culture rather than a London streetwear template.
Graphics and embroidery on basics
The range stays narrow: graphic and embroidered T-shirts, hoodies, sweats and everyday pieces released in short seasonal drops rather than large collections.
Small label, premium stockists
Despite lower-mid pricing, it sits at END., SEVENSTORE and Goodhood, and a collaboration with Glasgow house DJ Jasper James sold out at UK premium retail.
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Men's Candy T-Shirt in Black, Size Small$65
Men's Disorder T-Shirt in Black, Size Medium$65
Men's Spider Print Hoodie in Marl Grey, Size Large$78
Men's Hear No T-Shirt - Presented by END. in Black, Size Small$65
Men's Disorder Jacket in Black, Size Medium$125
Men's Candy T-Shirt in White, Size X-Large$65Shop POSTAL
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Brand facts
POSTAL is a Dundee, Scotland streetwear label founded by Nel Roy, who began it as a passion project while working at local boutique Manifesto. The brand builds concise seasonal drops of graphic and embroidered T-shirts, hoodies, sweats and everyday essentials, drawing on punk, new wave and Scottish club culture. Early collaborations with Glasgow house DJ Jasper James sold out at UK premium retailers, and the label cites mentorship from the late Virgil Abloh plus a Nike project. It stocks at END., SEVENSTORE and Goodhood, and sells direct online.
- Founded
- c. 2017
- Origin
- Dundee, United Kingdom
- Price
- $$
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Streetwear, Punk / Grunge / Goth
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