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Jason Momoa owns a 1929 Rolls-Royce Phantom II with a modern twist. The near-century-old luxury car now has a battery pack instead of a gas tank.

We’ve been known as Moss Bros for over 170 years but this year made the bold decision to be known by a single moniker: Moss. In 1851, Moses Moss opened

MENSWEAR retailer Moss has opened a new store in Brighton.

Clothes rental services were once the preserve of dress agencies and focused on occasion wear. But there has been a huge growth in rental companies that offer a broader range of services.

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Suit and formalwear retailer Moss Bros has launched a new pay monthly subscription service for renting outfits. Bosses hope the £65-a-month “Moss Box” service can be the new Netflix of clothing with customers able to choose two items from casual to formalwear with unlimited swaps. Customers can select from more than 180 products including chinos, jeans, shorts, jumpers, roll-necks, waistcoats, tailoring and other wardrobe essentials from brands including French Connection, Barberis and Ted...

It may be ideal for men who want to be at the cutting edge of fashion at the mere push of a button – quite literally. Moss Bros has started a monthly subscription service for renting casual and formal wear, letting men choose clothes to store in their own virtual wardrobe. Bosses at the suit retailer hope the £65-a-month Moss Box can be the Netflix of clothing.  The service lets customers choose two items from more than 180 products including chinos, jeans, shorts, jumpers, roll necks, wais...

Suit and formalwear retailer Moss Bros has launched a new pay monthly subscription service for renting outfits. Bosses hope the £65-a-month “Moss Box” service can be the new Netflix of clothing with customers able to choose two items from casual to formalwear with unlimited swaps. Customers can select from more than 180 products including chinos, jeans, shorts, jumpers, roll-necks, waistcoats, tailoring and other wardrobe essentials from brands including French Connection, Barberis and Ted...

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