PLEASE NOTE: In some European countries you may be asked to pay a surcharge to receive your parcel. He has also promised to unveil a DIY ‘Yes Sir, I Can Boogie’ routine so the people of Scotland can practice at home in preparation for the Euro’s next summer.

We recommend you wash with similar colours at 30°, do not tumble dry and iron inside out on low (do not iron over print) I am so delighted with my Scottish Puerto Rican heritage that I want to teach the whole of Scotland how to do the Yes Sir, I Can Boogie dance correctly. And I want to be the official Scottish mascot with the Brutus Gold affair. We want to teach all the mums and dads and everyone in Scotland how to do it. We want people to have the T-shirts that have been endorsed by the wives of Frank Dostal and Rolf Soja. This is not all about money. Nigel, better known as 70s performer Brutus Gold, said: “Sales have been phenomenal and I think we've connected with people that want something other than just tat.

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Boutique founder Nigel Fraser Wanless, who is half Scottish, hopes the fledgling brand will spread some much needed joy and positivity to Scots.