THE GARAGE LABEL
BORN FROM REBELLION. BUILT IN MANCHESTER.
THE GARAGE LABEL
Born from rebellion, The Garage Label embodies the spirit of Manchester - raw, independent, and unapologetically creative.
What began in a converted garage has evolved into an experimental studio where rawness and refinement collide. It’s less a fashion brand and more an ongoing art project - a place where design, sculpture, and identity are continuously reimagined.
Each collection is built from the ground up using recycled and deadstock fabrics, embedding sustainability into the process while preserving a one-of-a-kind aesthetic. The style is edgy, architectural, and forward-thinking - embracing imperfection, distortion, and experimentation as essential parts of the art form.
Pieces sit between wearable fashion and visual expression, blurring the line between object and garment, between art and everyday life. Every creation carries the imprint of its making - the marks of craft, chaos, and control.
The Garage Label doesn’t follow fashion. It questions it - reshaping how we see clothing, gender, and modern identity.
Born from rebellion, The Garage Label embodies the spirit of Manchester - a city built on grit, music, and making something from nothing. Every piece is a nod to that energy: raw, independent, unapologetically creative.
MEET BAILEY
Bailey is the designer and creative force behind The Garage Label - a Manchester-born visionary redefining how modern fashion speaks to identity, form, and rebellion.
After earning a First-Class Honours degree in Fashion Design, Bailey built his foundation on research, garment construction, and design innovation. His academic roots shaped a process that balances precision with experimentation - a technical discipline driven by an instinct to challenge convention.
Bailey’s work has already caught national attention. He was a Top 3 finalist in M&S’s “Dress The Nation” competition, aired on ITV1, and his designs earned the Best Dressed Award at the Inside Soap Awards 2025 - a moment that marked his arrival as a designer capable of merging concept, craft, and culture.
Now working full-time on The Garage Label, Bailey’s mission is clear: to reshape both menswear and womenswear through a new lens of modern identity. His designs reject conformity - exploring silhouettes that are fluid, architectural, and emotionally charged.
Every stitch, every structure, every collection is an act of creative defiance - a continuation of the garage-born rebellion that started it all.
