Nashville Lifestyles Magazine

IRON AGE

You could say Andrew Clancey was born with an iron spoon in his mouth. The Olde York, England native’s family started a scrapyard in 1872 and as a teenager, the future fashion designer was poised to take over the dirty job of running the yard.

“The scrapyard is not the most pleasant of places,” he says. “But I continued working there—driving the lories and forklift trucks. It was very tough work.”

And definitely not Clancey’s dream job.

The creative-minded teen loved music and fashion and used his paycheck from the stockyard to stock up on stylish threads.

“I was

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