Perry design a mouth watering creation for Exquisite Cakes

In order to match the creative prowess of one of the most prestigious hand made cake companies in the UK Perry designed a bold and beautiful brand concept to enhance the reputation of the company, and their infectious personalities.

The Design Features Recipe

Single Breasted 2oz

Side Vents 1.5g

Jetted Pockets 3ml

Contrast Lining 0.6l

 Embroidery 9mg

Style of Blazer

Original Logo

Logo translation

Colour Match

 

  

Blazers for Cake Bakers – A Bruce Bogtrotter Delight

Exquisite Cakes Managing Director Viv, (seen center in her Perry Blazer) must be glowing with pride as her company re-create Bruce Bogtrotter’s cake for a Waterstones book launch, on their third collaboration with the bookshop franchise.

Not only were the cakes  featured in many bookshop’s around the country, one branch have made the decision to add the Bruce Bogtrotter cake to their permanent range due to its popularity.

As the infamous Ms Trunchbull states in the novel Matilda, “You wanted cake! And now you’ve got cake! What’s more, you’re going to eat it!”

We certainly wouldn’t say No Miss Trunchball!

Congratulations Exquisite Cakes, keep up the good work!

Keep your eyes peeled to see how the colourful Exquisite Cakes blazer was created,
and why Perry have more to do with Roald Dahl's 'Matilda' than you might think.

The Village Greenies and Heineken - A match made in Cayman

What do The Village Greenies and Heineken have in common?

The Village Greenies is one of the oldest Cricket Clubs in the Cayman Islands and Perry has a long standing relationship with the club we can only describe as ‘full of life’. The Greenies Blazer matches their colour scheme which is derived from the Heineken beer bottle. The Club was founded in 1974 and the name is based on the famous green bottle, known in Cayman as a ‘Greenie’. Heineken is now the official beer of the Village Greenies Cricket Club and often drunk before, during and after the match.

Mainly an expatriate’s side The Greenies are determined to enjoy their weekend games in the heat of the tropics and replace some of the liquid expended during the match by the consumption of beer.

‘While the Greenies always give their best, we are big believers in playing by the spirit of the game before worrying about winning. Old and new members alike, we always look forward with great enthusiasm to our games whether at home or on tour, and getting stuck into a few greenies or pints of bitter with the lads after the games is more than any Greenie can ask for.’

(The Village Greenies)