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7L "Off - Piste" Podcast 7 LAYER
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The 7L ‘Off-Piste’ Podcast is a platform for hosts and guests to dive ‘into the unknown’ and uncover topics of mutual interest that have led them to have a connection with the brand.
Our hosts Nigel ‘Wingman’ Clucas and Oli ‘The Choc’ Dunn sit down and mix it up in the mothership which is our very own Flagship Store.
In an industry which is surrounded by white noise and traffic, we aim to deliver an hour of honesty and reality. It’s important for us to check in on ourselves and check in with each other. We have developed this platform with a sole purpose of informing the masses and building a 7L community. Over the coming weeks, months, and years, we will be joined by a wide selection of guests that wish to share their story and share their love for the brand.
We will uncover the reasons behind the individual’s thought processes, creative decision making, upcoming events and product launches, as well as the surrounding influences that aid the brand’s growth like music, architecture, sport, and art.
In the age of data and information, it can be refreshing to listen to a relatable story and personal anecdote from someone of potential interest, and that is what we aim to deliver.
If you want to join us for a discussion, hit up the contact page and drop us an email.
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#7L006: Westminster Menswear Archive Ep 6
7L founder Jamie Lundy, Creative director Mike Meikleham and podcast host Nige Wingman Clucas continue their chat with Professor Andrew Groves.
They discuss The Westminster Archive.
The Westminster Menswear Archive was founded to establish and maintain a collection of garments and related artefacts to encourage and develop the study of menswear design from a technical and functional point of view; to advance the general knowledge of menswear as a design discipline, and to serve as a resource tool to inform contemporary menswear design.
The archive will strive to inform, encourage and inspire a diverse range of students, industry professionals, researchers and other users in order to support their creativity, learning and research in fashion and related fields. It will also highlight the importance and relevance of the Westminster Menswear Archive within contemporary fashion, fashion education, research and scholarship and fashion practice, as well as with the general public.
The Westminster Menswear Archive has examples of some of the most important and exciting menswear garments covering the last 100 years. -
#7L005: Professor Andrew Groves - Ep 5
7L founder Jamie Lundy, creative director Mike Meikleham and host Nige Wingman Clucas chat with Professor Andrew Groves.
Andrew Groves is a British professor of fashion design, currently based at the university of Westminster, where he is the director of the Westminster archive, the worlds first publicly accessible menswear archive. -
#7L004: The Lottery Winners - Ep 4
Thom Rylance and Katie Lloyd from top indie pop band The Lottery Winners dropped by for a chat with host Nige Wingman Clucas. They talk about fashion, their up and coming tour, festivals and latest album 'Anxiety Replacement Therapy'.
They also give an insight into what its like collaborating with music icons Shaun Ryder and Boy George. -
#7L003: Mike Meikleham - Ep 3
Our new Creative Director Mike Meikleham gives his background in fashion design and how he became the CD behind 7L.
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#7L001: Jamie Lundy - Ep 1
BEFORE THE BLUE LIGHTS
The podcast team delve deep into 7L founder Jamie Lundy's life, starting from childhood to fatherhood, engineering awards until things started tumbling down and his life took a turn for the worst. -
#7L002: Jamie Lundy - Ep 2
“Fashion, function, performance and style are all the ingredients that British Performance Brand 7L mix together seamlessly. In episode 2, Nige and Oli talk to the mastermind behind it all, Jamie Lundy, where he continues to talks about life changing events, mental health, photography and life experiences that ultimately inspired him to stay sober, giving birth to what is fast becoming an Iconic British label of the future”.