About Renegade London
Renegade London was established in early 2016 by Mark Sutton. Having been in the luxury textile market for many years Mark had long established beliefs that led him up to that point. Renegade London now supplies some of the great designers and businesses of London and take great pride in old fashioned meticulous service standards.
Renegade London are based in South West London and have chosen to connect and support Carney’s Community. Local issues are important to be aware of and we are all very aware of the current shocking statistics on Gang violence and knife crime particularly in London. Carney’s Community do a fantastic job of providing a place for young people to be together and give positivity and focus through collective energy / community and sport.
If you are interested in becoming involved with Carney’s Community or would like to make a donations please email: info@carneyscommunity.org
(Registered Charity Number: 1150650)
The Squirrel that inspired the name “Renegade London”
Mr Squirrel learned quickly to get the most nuts he does not simply wait outside the window with hope in his eyes. He jumps high onto the window and slides down clinging to each pane of glass with all the strength in his little claws. He is impossible to ignore! We salute you Mr Squirrel, you are an inspiration, a true Renegade, have some more nuts!
Renegade London reject the following:
Mediocrity in all its guises
Slow sampling/ email response
Bad treatment of staff and clients
Poor client care
Design without soul
Renegade London support the following:
Equal rights
Soulful heartfelt design
Great Customer service
Freedom of expression
Investment in the development of people
All good Renegades now, in the past and in the future
Here are some famous Renegades we think are worth mentioning :
Nelson Mandela
Emmeline Pankhurst
James Dean
John Lennon
Charlie Chaplin
Oscar Wilde
William Wilberforce
Sophie and Hans Scholl
Martin Luther King
Muhammed Ali
Eddie Vedder
Albert Einstein
William Wallace
Martin Lutter
Benjamin Franklin
Bob Dylan
Mahatma Gandhi
Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards