We know you haven’t heard from us in a while, but we have an incredibly valid excuse. We’ve moved shops you see, and January was spent putting the finishing touches to our shiny new store. You didn’t do anything wrong, we were thinking about you the whole time (in a completely non-creepy way) and we can’t wait for you to see what we’ve done with the place. There’s all the same stuff you’d expect from Resurrection, vintage treasures as well as the brands you know and love, as well as some you might not have been introduced to yet.

So let’s cut to the chase, we haven’t changed and it’s about time we gave our loyal customers a welcome back present. How does 20% off everything* suit you?

Just enter RESURRECTED at the checkout to get 20% off online this week,

or mention it at the till to get 20% off anything* in in store.

(*Offer applies to full-price items only)

So without further ado, let’s walk you around some of the new stock you could be using your 20% discount on. We’ve got the Trainer Spotter spring/summer collection in store, nine new tees, two crew necks, caps and bags. Our cream of the crop includes the to-the-point Skate X Die tee, as well as the Warhola Grenade crew neck.

The Hundreds new stock hit store last week, with instantly recognisable new classics such as the Adam snapback and theRecycledtee. Be warned, they won’t be around for long! ThePointerChester range has also got us reaching for our wallets. The canvas and suede espadrilles are available in burgundy and cactus and will be a wardrobe staple as soon as spring decides to grow a pair and tell winter it’s time to go home.

We’ve got new New Era, new Carhartt (feast your eyes on the Robson jacket!) and new Vans shoes and attire. The Alameda shirt does everything right, and we’re more than happy to finally have someHalf Cabs on our shelves. And there's more where that came from, head to the Men's department now!

Ladies, don’t despair. The new season’s stock from Motel is in store and on line. From the Jessica jumpsuit (which has been getting fashion bloggers knickers in a twist across the globe) to the intergalactic brilliance of the Melody top in Speed, there’s something for everyone, and with 20% off, it all looks that little bit nicer.

Come and see the new store for yourselves if you’re geographically able, we’re at 27-29 Bold Street in Liverpool (OK, we admit it’s a few doors down from our last store!) and if you’re not, keep checking in on the website as we’re adding new stock every week. We've missed you!

Love from

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Don't forget, there's free delivery for orders over £30!

Desperate Scousewives' Adam is a Resurrection Fan...

Love it or loath it, Desperate Scousewives is fast becoming the nation's guilty pleasure, and one star of the show, Adam Ramsey, is a regular in Resurrection. He was in last week buying clothes and was pictured wearing them on Monday's show. He bought Carhartt Sid Pants in a variety of colours, and the Religion 'It's My Party' tee.

The Christmas Sale Madness Has Begun...

Though high winds may be rendering the act of styling, or indeed brushing your hair useless, they're making those of you who've saved a packet with our '20% off coats and jeans promotion' feel even cosier in your bargain. There are just a few days left, if you're not wrapped up as warm as you'd like then get online or down to our Bold Street store immediately!

Those of you after a Christmas bargain, be it for a present or just as a gift to yourself, we've a rather marvelous 50% off offer on all UCLA clothing. Check out this rather snuggly and stylish Carlson hoodie, it's now just £25. Savings have never looked so cosy.

We've also embarked on a crazy men's shoe sale. Styles that arrived in store just last month now have incredible reductions, with some sale styles now with 50% off. Our pick of the bunch are the Sperry Rigger Boots. They were a whopping £130. Now they're just £80. Put them under the tree and someone will be under the impression you like them alot more that you atually do.

And don't forget, when you register with us online, you get 10% off your first order, and there's free next-day delivery for orders of £30 (UK only).

In other news, today sees the start of our latest Facebook competition, and what with it being nearly Christmas there is no better time to win £100, yes £100 of store credit to spend on whatever you like. We've also got some comps coming up to win tickets to the NME tour and a load of Boxfresh tees, so make sure you join our official page on Facebook to keep up to date with the latest give-a-ways.

Resurrection's Lee Area Gets a Make-Over...

Have a gander at Resurrection's new Lee area, sure to make your Lee shopping a breeze with cuts clearly displayed and labelled and lots of pictures of people wearing Lee with slogans to enrich your life.

It showcases the rather lovely Lee 101 Range, Lee's high-end gear, featuring the Beacon Knit Jumper, we're big fans!

Tulisa Pictured in Sugarhill Boutique... Again!

Turns out that high-street is the new black, why pay out millions when you can get the look for £54? Take X-Factor's Tulisa, she's been pictured wearing some of our current stock AGAIN. This time it was the Deery Me playsuit, and you can get yours in time for the weekend here: http://bit.ly/svSRxE x

Everyone's a winner! (Well, this guy is)

Here's a picture of our latest competition winner Stephen Barkey collecting his £100 prize! Congratulations Stephen! Make sure you keep your eyes peeled for other competitions running on our official Facebook and Twitter pages, there's a Fly 53 comp coming up shortly...

Resurrection sponsors new Liverpool Award

Some cities have wonderful pop music histories, some might be lucky enough to enjoy successful periods in the future, but few can confidently say, they have both.

Liverpool is one of a select bunch of cities that can. Like London, New York, Chicago, Detroit and Los Angeles, it can accurately claim to have changed the complexion of modern music.

Now, a new prize, the GIT Award (named after the popular local music blog Getintothis - www.getintothis.co.uk), is about to recognise the best of the future crop of Liverpool musicians who may go on to do what Scousers have been doing for more than half a century – changing the course of history.

As award-winning writer and Word Magazine associate editor Paul Du Noyer, author of the peerless history of the city’s pop music culture, Liverpool Wondrous Place, says, “Music is not just the heritage but the heartbeat of Liverpool.”

But, it’s not just about rock and roll and the guitar bands the city has mostly been famed for, the GIT Award will celebrate Liverpool's current rich musical diversity. From the thriving hip hop scene to its electronica artists, from its long-established country and roots community to punk, folk and metal, the GIT Award is open to all.

Peter Guy, Liverpool ECHO journalist and editor of Getintothis, says, “Think of it as the Scouse Mercury Prize - but, the only criteria being that it has a clear connection with Liverpool; ie: the record was made, produced or recorded by Liverpudlians. "Unlike the Mercurys, there will be a transparent judging panel and as many grass roots musicians won't record a full album during the course of a year, we're asking for four tracks be submitted to be eligible for entry - think of it as an old school four-track EP."

And the prize? It's a little belter. Sandhills Studio is offering a day's free recording time with a top producer, while the winners will play next year's Liverpool Sound City and Liverpool Music Week.

Vce Magazine, meanwhile, has asked Getintothis to promote an exclusive gig at their London-based bar, The Old Blue Last, featuring the winners. On top of this, film-maker Ian Gamester, who has been shortlisted for the prestigious Virgin Media Shorts film, will make the band's video promo which will be screened in FACT’s boutique Box cinema for the winners and their nearest and dearest.

Further goodies from sponsors will be announced in the coming months.

The GIT Award will have an official launch at Liverpool Music Week's spectacular closing party at the Contemporary Urban Centre on November 11 with the 12 nominees announced next spring before the winner is unveiled days before Liverpool Sound City 2012 where they will feature on the Getintothis stage.

In the meantime, spread the word, The GIT Award is officially ON - musicians, bands and creative types everywhere, send your four tracks to getintothis@gmail.com or alternatively post to Peter Guy, The GIT Award, Liverpool Daily Post & ECHO, PO Box 48, Old Hall Street, Liverpool, L693EB. If you're a business and would like to get involved with the GIT Award, please email getintothis@gmail.com