Shed Number 2
1970s–1980s Manchester Bus Moquette Phone & Glasses Case
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1970s–1980s Manchester Bus Moquette Phone & Glasses Case
Protect your glasses with a touch of Greater Manchester transport nostalgia with this glasses case made using the iconic SELNEC and Greater Manchester Bus moquette pattern from the 1970s.
This bold orange geometric design was a familiar sight on buses running across Manchester, Salford, Bolton, Stockport, Oldham, Rochdale, Bury, Ashton under Lyne, and surrounding towns. For many, it recalls everyday journeys into the city centre, school runs, and busy commuter routes that defined life across the region.
The strong repeating shapes and vibrant orange colour palette reflect the confident style of 1970s public transport interiors, designed to be both durable and visually striking. Today, the pattern remains popular with transport enthusiasts and fans of retro and mid century design alike.
Glasses cases are a practical way to celebrate your love of Manchester and its transport heritage while keeping eyewear protected at home or on the move. Finished with strong stitching and a quality zip fastening, this case is built for everyday use.
Dimensions: 17cm x 10cm
Features:
• Manchester SELNEC / Greater Manchester Bus moquette glasses case
• Classic 1970s orange geometric pattern
• Secure zip fastening
• Strong detailed stitching for durability
• Compact and practical size
• Dimensions: 17cm x 10cm
Ideal for:
• Storing glasses and sunglasses
• Everyday use and travel
• Gifts for Manchester lovers and transport enthusiasts
• Retro themed accessories
Free UK standard delivery. International shipping calculated at checkout.
Materials
Materials
All our products are made from original Wool or Wool Blend Moquette, using high-quality metal zips and UK sourced materials.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on UK orders over £60.
International shipping available.
Returns accepted within 30 days.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Moquette is super-duper tough. If it gets a bit dirty, a good firm brush should do the job... For something really stubborn try some carpet cleaner. If in doubt - drop us a line.

