Alongside brands such as Saltaire Brewery, Cedar Court Hotel and Heera, Banana Moon Clothing will also join the precinct for a year-long celebration of art, creativity and, above all, residents.
This prestigious title will be awarded to Bradford in May 2022, and the year will celebrate modern culture in all its forms and showcase the region's rich history and heritage.
Alex Grace, Managing Director of Banana Moon Clothing, said: “Banana Moon is really proud to be a local partner of Bradford UK City of Culture 2025.
“Myself and my family have roots in this city for generations and we are honored to play our part in this special year.
“Bradford's creativity and resilience runs through my own family's history and I am honored to be a part of it.
“Now is the time for all of us to come together and enjoy the incredible talent, pride and spirit that makes this city a unique and inspiring place.”
Drawing on its expertise in the design and production of personalized clothing, the company will also be responsible for the Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture uniform, producing a range of bespoke garments to be modeled by staff and volunteers across the city. I'm doing it.
A collection of uniquely designed T-shirts, hoodies and jackets, the uniforms reflect the colors that feature across the Bradford 2025 British City of Culture branding, including gold, gray and black.
In addition to showing off the event's unique logo, the jacket also includes a reflective “B” logo across the sleeve for improved visibility during nighttime events, adding safety to the design. It is centered.
Working closely with Bradford 2025's creative team, Banana Moon Clothing used a variety of methods to bring the design to life, including shoulder prints, woven fabrics and appliqué elements.
The team also integrated environmentally friendly production methods, such as the use of water-based inks and embroidery with recycled polyester thread, demonstrating Birstall's commitment to sustainability.
Bradford 2025 British City of Culture runs from January 2025 to December 2025 and is a celebration of Bradford city and district, taking place across the city, towns, villages and green spaces.
This year, the spotlight will be on all forms of culture, including dance and theatre, music and film, visual arts and crafts, food and sport.
The program opens this weekend with RISE, created by award-winning director Kirsty Housley and Bradford magician Stephen Freyn, formerly known as Dynamo.
This magical show will feature over 200 professional performers and Bradford residents and will transform City Park this weekend.
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