Furious Goose

Grey Sheep

https://www.instagram.com/furiousgoose/

Location

brighton / United Kingdom

University

University of Newcastle Upon Tyne

Graduation year

2000

Main Manufacturing Countries

United Kingdom

Dress like an Aristocrat – Accessorise like an Anarchist. |

Furious Goose takes the traditionally restrained world of luxury accessories and injects attitude, thoughtfulness and humour. We don't believe that femininity needs to be whimsical or in muted pastels. We don't believe that menswear needs to be plain and rugged. And owning luxury doesn't mean you have to aspire to the aesthetic of the oligarchs. |

Modern metropolitan life is full of diversity, bravery, individuality, intelligence and wit and Furious Goose wants to celebrate this in all its kaleidoscopic glory. |

Our products are unashamedly digital in their design process. The initial concepts are hand drawn but soon vectorized with crisp, digital shapes and eye-popping colours. This is where the designer draws upon 15 years as a graphic designer to create contemporary, meaningful pieces that are so much more than just elegant accessories.
We want our garments to be conceptual, story-telling and definitely conversation starters. |

Our scarves and pocket squares are designed and printed digitally but the high quality silks and satins and are carefully hand finished. All our products and packaging are made in England with love and care. |

HISS HISS, HONK HONK.... BE BOLD. BE FIERCE.... BE FURIOUS. |

About the designer: Patrick Morrison was born in Wanganui, New Zealand and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland. He has always fought against greyness, the quotidian and humourlessness, potentially as a result of growing up in the lovely if somewhat dour capital of Scotland. He is a classically trained painter and printmaker having specialised in Etching and Linocut as well as an experienced graphic designer, illustrator and brand consultant. He has studied at Newcastle University and Central St. Martins, and is a member of the International Society of Typographic Designers.

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