Nvited info@nvited-ltd.online

Glasgow · SC767802 · 30 April 2023

You are

Nvited.

The I went missing on purpose. Nvited Ltd is a Glasgow clothing company: a specialised rail when you want to stand in the cloth, a stall when the city is out, and a parcel when the night is already booked.

6 Fearnach Place · G20 0TX · info@nvited-ltd.online

Woman in the city dressed for an evening
Look 07 · the night that already has your name on it
ShopSpecialised clothing rail
StallMarkets and short pitches
PostMail order and internet
ElseSale that needs none of the above

01 — The invite

A clothing house for the hours you were asked to attend.

Nvited Ltd was incorporated on 30 April 2023 as a private limited company in Scotland. The registered office is 6 Fearnach Place, Glasgow G20 0TX. We sell clothing in a specialised store, via stalls and markets, by mail order and internet, and by other retail that does not sit on a stall or a shop floor. Four doors. One rail.

The missing letter is the joke and the brief. You are invited — to a wedding, a room, a Friday that starts at ten. We cut and buy clothes for that invitation: pieces that can leave a Glasgow street and still look decided under a hired light. We are not a quiet office blazer house. We are not a couture atelier with a waiting list in another city.

If the night has a dress code you can say out loud, write to info@nvited-ltd.online. If you need a uniform for a desk, there are other companies.

02 — Doors

Shop. Stall. Post. Pick the door the night needs.

Clothing rail in a specialised store

Specialised clothing store

A rail you can stand in. Appointments and short open hours by note, not a department store with a perfume cloud. We would rather you try the jacket under a Glasgow sky than guess from a thumbnail.

  • Try-on for event pieces before the night
  • A fitting conversation, not a queue
  • Write first — Fearnach Place is the registered door, not a high-street window every afternoon
Clothing hanging on a stall rail

Stalls and markets

The city out of doors. A pitch, a rail, daylight on the cloth. Markets are how Glasgow still finds a piece without a password. We take the stall when the calendar and the weather allow. If we are up this weekend, the desk will say so.

  • Short pitches, honest prices, no fake scarcity
  • Pieces you can handle before you pay
  • Ask the week before — we do not pretend to be at every market
Packed clothing order

Mail, internet, and the rest

When the night is already in the diary and the shop is the wrong geography. Sizes written, returns explained, a person at info@nvited-ltd.online who has seen the cloth. Other non-store sale for lists that are not a website checkout.

  • Measured notes, not “one size drama”
  • Dispatch from Glasgow when stock is on the rail
  • Private sale for clients who already know the piece

03 — Rail

Filter by the invitation, not by a department.

Evening look

The ten-o’clock jacket

A shoulder that reads under club light and still works on the walk home. Not a costume. Not office leftover.

Guest dress

Guest, not hire

Dresses and sets for rooms where photographs happen. We will ask the dress code. We will not sell you a ballgown for a registry office.

Day city clothing

Daylight Glasgow

Pieces that survive Byres Road at two and a dinner at seven without a costume change. The invite often starts earlier than people admit.

Coat and layer

The coat you keep on

West of Scotland weather is part of the brief. A layer that is the look, not a bin bag over the look.

Going out trousers

Trousers that leave the house

Cut for a room, not for a sofa. If they cannot sit in a taxi, they do not make the stall.

Occasion set

Sets

Two pieces that already know each other. Useful when the invitation is vague and the photograph is not.

Knit and top

Knits that still go out

Soft, not shapeless. For the afternoon invite that pretends it is casual.

Tailored layer

Tailoring, off-duty

A jacket that can follow you from a daytime stall to a booked table. Glasgow does both in one Saturday.

04 — Nights we dress for

Say the room. We will say the rail.

The booked table

A restaurant that still has a dress expectation. We would rather you be slightly too decided than vaguely smart-casual.

The wedding text

Guest, not bridal. Colour, length, coat for a Scottish churchyard photograph. Send the code. We will not invent one.

The Friday that starts late

Cloth that can take a dark room. Shoes are your problem. The jacket is ours.

The market Saturday

Try it in daylight. Pay. Wear it that night if it fits. That is the stall’s whole argument.

05 — City

Glasgow is the fitting room.

Fearnach Place is the registered address in G20. The work happens where the cloth meets the weather: a rail, a pitch, a parcel. We will not pretend the west end is Paris. We will pretend the night is worth dressing for.

  1. Write

    The invite, the size, the date. Photographs of a room help. “Something nice” does not.

  2. Door

    Shop try-on, stall this weekend, or post. We pick with you, not for a channel target.

  3. Wear

    If it fails in the first hour, say so. Clothing that cannot survive a Glasgow night should not have left the rail.

06 — Notes from G20

Letters we put in the bag, and some we send without a bag.

Three years of a missing letter

The company is three years old this week. We have not added a fifth door. Shop, stall, post, and the rest is already enough if you actually stand behind the cloth.

January is not a night out

Except when it is. Sale rails that look desperate teach the city the wrong lesson. We would rather hold a piece than dump it into a bin of almost-invites.

A stall is a lighting test

Daylight is cruel and useful. If a jacket only works in a changing-room bulb, it does not go to the market. Glasgow will find out on the pavement anyway.

Mail order still needs a tape

Send measurements. We will not invent a size from a selfie. The parcel door exists so the night can still happen. It does not exist to skip the work of fitting.

Dress codes are information

Black tie, cocktail, “come nice”, no jeans. Say it. We would rather refuse a piece than watch it look lost in someone else’s photograph.

December is a logistics month in a party month

If you need a guest look for the 22nd, do not write on the 21st and ask for a stall that is already down. The invite has a date. So does the desk.

07 — Before you RSVP

Questions from the door.

That is the registered office, not a Saturday high-street unit. Write to info@nvited-ltd.online. If a shop appointment or a collection is possible, we will give you a time. Do not assume a bell.

It moves. Ask. We will not list a pitch we are not standing on. If we are quiet, the shop and the post are still open by note.

The brief is the invitation: guest, night, daylight that still has a table later. Workwear for a desk is the wrong letter unless the desk is a nightclub office, which we will not romanticise.

The night, the code if there is one, your size, and which door you prefer. Send it to info@nvited-ltd.online.

08 — RSVP

Answer the invite.

The desk reads mail from people who have seen the rail. We reply from info@nvited-ltd.online.

Nvited Ltd
6 Fearnach Place
Glasgow
Scotland G20 0TX

Email info@nvited-ltd.online

Telephone +44 141 946 0550

Company number SC767802 · Incorporated 30 April 2023 · Private limited company · Scotland

Nature of business

  • Retail sale of clothing in specialised stores
  • Retail sale via stalls and markets of other goods
  • Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet
  • Other retail sale not in stores, stalls or markets

Replies from info@nvited-ltd.online.