Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now!
Pick up your copy on campus or read online.
By Sasha Wilding
The latest ASOS launch brings back childhood memories with a new Pingu capsule collection.
Designed by Phiney Pet, this collection keeps a cool look ready for the cold weather including sweatshirts and long sleeve tops. These new designs can be worn with jeans, culottes OR, well, anything you want!
Phiney Pet likes to keep their clothing edgy and colourful, which is perfect for the university student who wants to make a statement. Don’t forget that students can get 10% off of all their purchases on ASOS!
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