Grime artist and chat show host Big Narstie has sporting a Bolton streetwear fashion brand.
FORmE launched in 2021 and since its inception has been part of London Fashion Week and has a shop in Bolton.
Now Big Narstie, who presents a Channel 4 talk show, has taken a liking to the style and has been wearing hoodies designed by the fashion house.
The brainchild of Daniel Watson, FORmE is a brand focussed on positivity and self confidence with the logo backwards on each item of clothing, which then reveals itself when looking in the mirror.
He has bee pictured in the clothing on ITV show Don’t Hate The Playaz, on a rap video, and on Instagram LIVE.
Daniel said: “We ended up speaking because our brand is built around being yourself and not caring what people think, and that’s what Big Narstie is known for.
“So, we approached ten different celebrities, and he got back to us and absolutely loved the clothing and what it stands for.
“He wears the clothes constantly without us asking him or paying him.”
The FORmE range combines both high-quality clothing with everyday apparel – including short and long sleeve t-shirts, sweaters, hoodies, and jogging bottoms.
Daniel said: “It’s still early days for us but to see someone that has inspired the brand like Big Narstie wearing our clothing, is so great.
“He even did an Instragram LIVE with us and spoke to me for an hour about the brand.
“You become much more successful when you are yourself and these days you see people on Instagram with filters who hide away, but we want to encourage people to be just who they are.”
Daniel and the team at FORmE have also been invited to a music event by Big Narstie where their logo will appear as the celebrity continues to support the brand.
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This isn’t the first time FORmE has achieved celebrity approval, with Nigerian social media star Kidd Waye taking the brand to London Fashion Week after finding the brand and liking the positive message it stood for.
The Bolton store is located on Bridge Street and stocks all of the apparel as well as comics and other novelty items.
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