Want to look like DMA'S? You can buy their clothes on Depop

28 June 2021, 11:27 | Updated: 28 June 2021, 16:41

DMA's band image — DMA'S are selling their clothes on Depop. Picture: Press

By Jenny Mensah

The Aussie band are giving fans the chance to buy their own clothes or hand-picked thrift store selections which have been embellished and hosted on the clothes-selling app.

DMA'S have a Depop account and are selling their wares on the platform.

The Australian trio - who consist of Tommy O'Dell, Johnny Took and Matt Mason - are known for their striking but down-to-earth dress sense and now fans who admire their style can get in on the action too.

Taking to Instagram to first share the news, the Delete outfit explained: "We’re revisiting the concepts from our first merch run in 2014 - shop our store on the @depop app under ‘DMAS’ via the link in bio! All items are either hand picked from thrift stores or from our own wardrobes and embroidered".

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The band have since released a second drop of items, which includes an embroidery of the Ibis bird which features on the cover of their third studio album, The Glow.

Released on 20 July last year, The Glow included the record's title track and also the infectious Life is a Game of Changing.

It followed their 2016 debut album Hills End, which included the likes of Lay Down and Delete, and its 2018 follow-up, For Now, which included the likes of In The End and In The Air.

Earlier this year, Jake Bugg, Tom Grennan and DMA’S performed a special streamed gig for Radio X listeners and Barclaycard customers.

Radio X Presents Jake Bugg, Tom Grennan and DMA’S with Barclaycard was hosted by Radio X’s Toby Tarrant. Winners were able to watch from their own homes performances by award-winning singer-songwriters Bugg and Grennan from the stage at London's Clapham Grand, while Australian three-piece DMA’S played their set on a rooftop in their native Sydney.

Watch them perform Silver below:

DMA'S - Silver (Radio X Presents session)

The band have also rescheduled their UK tour dates and added a Bath gig to their string of shows this autumn, which will include their biggest show to-date at London'a Alexandra Palace on 29 October.