Urban Industry

Urban Industry opened as a small clothing store in Eastbourne in 2002, founded by Daniel King, and launched its first website in May 2003. Today it combines a shop on England’s south coast with an online store, its own warehouse, and daily shipping. Its roots in urban clothing and BMX remain visible in a selection that spans streetwear, menswear, and technical outdoor apparel.

The company describes its catalog as carrying more than 3,500 products from over 90 international brands. It brings together jackets, pants, T-shirts, footwear, and accessories, with brands such as Arc’teryx, adidas Originals, Carhartt WIP, Columbia, New Balance, Patagonia, The North Face, and Vans. The selection mixes everyday clothing with technical layers, street footwear, and gear for outdoor activities.

Alongside established labels, Urban Industry carries British brands and newer names. Its company profile says the founder opened the business after running a clothing label connected with BMX and mountain biking; that background led to a store connecting urban clothing with a broader menswear and outdoor range rather than focusing on one trend.

The online store organizes products by apparel type, footwear, accessories, and brand, while the team runs its own warehouse and handles shipping and returns. The company advertises delivery in the UK and internationally. This setup serves both online orders and in-person visits, with customer service managed by the business itself.

The assortment also includes an in-house heavyweight T-shirt. The company describes that specific style as made from GOTS-certified organic cotton at a weight of 240 grams per square meter, in a factory it identifies as carbon-neutral and Fair Trade certified. Those details apply to that product, not to the entire catalog.

The physical location is known as The Depot and serves as a store and customer-facing space in Eastbourne. Visitors can see the selection and get help with clothing and sizing; the official information lists weekday opening and closures on weekends and UK bank holidays. The address and hours refer to the store, not a guarantee that every product is available in person.

Urban Industry has grown over more than two decades from an independent shop in town into an online retailer with international reach. For shoppers looking for menswear, footwear, or outdoor clothing, its defining feature is a single catalog that combines technical and streetwear brands with an in-house label, alongside a physical store in Eastbourne.

The website lets shoppers filter by brand and product type, check available sizes, and review delivery and return policies. That variety can help anyone comparing different styles—from boots and technical jackets to everyday T-shirts and pants—without splitting a purchase across several specialist stores.