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Zoe Montague-Taylor

wearing latex in summer 24/05/2024

Looking Hot and Staying Cool in Latex this Summer

Summer fashion usually revolves around lightweight fabrics like cotton and linen, forming loose and breezy garments. However, latex is still the material of choice for the more adventurous.  It’s no secret that latex is a particularly hot material, but that doesn’t mean you have to retire your latex garments in the summer heat. While you might want to leave the full-length catsuit for a cooler day, you can still don your favourite latex garments with some mindful tactics.  Table of contents Does latex clothing get hot? How do you wear... Read More

westward bound the box 29/03/2022
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Westward Bound clothing featured in exclusive collection as part of multi-million pound cultural project

If you’ve been wondering what we’ve been up to over the last little while, we’ve got some exciting news. We’ve created several garments for The Box museum in Plymouth, which has recently received a multi-million-pound investment.  This is a huge honour for our brand and a testament to our bold, individualistic approach to clothing design. Our founder and managing director Steve Beech explains more. What is The Box? The Box is Plymouth’s major new museum, art gallery and archive and is the result of a recent £46 million cultural spend.... Read More

Depeche Mode at the O2 Arena in London, westward Bound Latex designer T.Shirt 24/11/2017
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Looking Back to 1984. Martin Gore of Depeche Mode in our first item of clothing. :) Design by Terry Ryan.

Blast from the past, 1984. With several members of the Westward Bound team dancing the night away to Depeche Mode at the O2 Arena in London, on Wednesday night, our minds wandered back to the early years of this amazing English band. Our first garment from way back in 1984. The T.Shirt designed by the late Terry Ryan, worn by the lovely Martin Gore of Depeche Mode on the UK’s Top of the Pops. Der Putsch was part of our trail blazing adventure within the world of London’s nightlife, 1983... Read More