SCRT Director Jeans Grey

The Story of SCRT: Independent British Streetwear since 2010

SCRT is an independent British streetwear label launched in London in 2010 by Adam Kirk and Chris Narey.
The founding story sounds deliberately unpretentious: "From a House on a Hill," SCRT started as a self-funded project, collaborating with local artists to produce limited edition printwear in small runs.

Screen Test: Fashion inspired by film and subculture

The full name of the brand is Screen Test.
Films, subcultures, music, tattoo art, and skate culture flow into every collection, forming a visual language that clearly differentiates itself from the aesthetic of large streetwear corporations.
The Cut and Sew collections focus on vintage-inspired workwear cuts with a functional claim and a clear focus on everyday wearability.
The Blue Label line forms the foundation: a permanent collection of timeless basics made from high-quality materials.

Production and Sustainability

SCRT produces the majority of its goods in the UK and Portugal, working with partners who manufacture responsibly and sustainably.
The brand increasingly uses organic and recycled fabrics and has established itself as one of the most credible representatives of the independent British streetwear scene.
The team works from their studio in Hackney and operates a flagship store on Redchurch Street in Shoreditch, one of London's most vibrant districts for independent fashion.

SCRT at Coziness

At Coziness, we carry SCRT because the brand demonstrates what streetwear can be when you ignore trends and instead focus on creativity, craftsmanship, and authentic cultural references.
Each piece tells a story, and that's precisely what makes SCRT so special.