Ace, of Skunk Anansie, joins ethical marketplace Beyond Bamboo with ‘Muzzled’ his new range of design-led streetwear

Ace, of Skunk Anansie, joins ethical marketplace Beyond Bamboo with ‘Muzzled’ his new range of design-led streetwear
Ace, the guitarist with UK rock band Skunk Anansie has joined ethical marketplace Beyond Bamboo to sell his new range of ‘Muzzled’ streetwear. ‘Muzzled’ is about fun, personal representation and bold statements using eco-friendly, sustainable earth-positive garments and materials. The imagery on the ‘Muzzled’ range is rooted in Ace’s hand drawn, illustrative graphic design background, having studied at the Brunswick College of Art & Design before joining Skunk An...

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