Westworld

It’s difficult to isolate exactly when it happened turned but there was a tipping point at which Bench clothes stopped being cool. Maybe it was late 2005, my second year of sixth form, when the head boy rocked up in a grey Bench jacket and waistband-​round-​his-​ankle Bench jeans. Of course that incident alone wouldn’t have sunk the brand’s credibility; I’m just saying it can’t have helped.
Unfortunately for Westworld much of its stock is Bench. To give Bench it’s due it is well enough put together clothing (I have a pair of bench shorts that have been my casual, messing-​around pair for a good three or four years) but it’s just not very current — all piping and zips and obvious branding. The rest of the clothing available is variable — there are a selection of hard-​wearing Eastpak bags and some decent Dickies items but for every one of these there are four or five too-​garish-​even-​for-​emo-​kids Iron Fist t-​shirts.
And they’re still having a sale. The only three constants in life — taxes, death and the Westworld sale.

I’m so confused by this shop! Basically, at the moment, everything in Westworld seems to be on sale and also seems to from the Bench label. Weird.
Obviously this means everything is dirt, dirt cheap. Unfortunately, there are massive Bench logos on absolutely every item of clothing, whether it’s a hood of a coat or a pair of jeans.
I find Bench clothing a bit towny for my personal taste, and as such, I’m not really a massive fan of Westworld, because as far as I can tell, that’s the only type of clothing that it stocks.