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The Canicure
Brixton Brewery drops the ‘Canicure’: a slip-on nail accessory that protects freshly manicured nails when it’s time to crack open a cold one.
Fans of flawless nails can say farewell to can-opening mishaps, courtesy of Brixton Brewery’s latest creation, the Canicure: a fashion-meets-function flex for anyone who's ever risked a fresh set for the sweet snap of a ring-pull.
Bringing together two of Brixton’s great loves: cool nails and a cold beer, the Canicure has been developed in collaboration with nail visionary, Brixton Klaws - artist to the likes of PinkPantheress, FKA Twigs and Jazzelle Zanaughtti.

Each wearable sculpture has been handcrafted in collaboration with Megan Thomas – aka Brixton Klaws – sculpting sensation of the UK nail artistry scene. A Brixton native, Megan has collaborated with London Fashion Week talents, luxury brands like Selfridges, high-profile artists including FKA Twigs, Pinkpantheress, and Bambie Thug, as well as RuPaul's drag race winners Violet Chachki and Shea Couleé.
How it works
Either end of the bolt can be slipped under the ring-pull and used to leverage, making cans easier to open while keeping tips pristine. It’s the perfect solution for drinkers who want to elevate their summer sipping game.
Get Your Claws on a Canicure!
Whether enjoying a sunny park session, pub garden, or festival fields, you can now enjoy the satisfying "tschhkt" of cracking open a cold one without the risk of chipped polish or broken acrylics and look cool while you do it.
For your chance to wave goodbye to chipped polish, broken acrylics or damaged tips just enter your details below.
A very limited edition.
The first fifty names out of the hat will be able to enjoy the satisfying "tschhkt" of cracking open a cold one without the risk of chipped polish or broken acrylics and look cool while you do it.
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2024 Campaigns:
Yes We Cans

Yes We Cans is the campaign we launched to draw attention to the new voter ID laws introduced in 2021, and again for the local and general elections of 2023 to encourage people to register to vote.
Are YOU prepared to vote in the General Election on 4th July? Get registered. Get photo ID. Get heard.
WHAT IS A GENERAL ELECTION?
The general election is to elect Members of Parliament (aka MPs) to the House of Commons.
The UK is divided into 650 constituencies, each of which elects one MP to represent them.
Most candidates represent a political party, but some stand independently.
HOW DOES VOTING WORK?
In a general election, registered voters in each constituency vote for their favourite candidate at their local polling station.
If you're due to be on holiday, or for any reason might not be able make it down to your polling station on 4th July, you can register for a postal vote instead or nominate a proxy to vote on your behalf in person.
The candidate who gets the most votes becomes the MP for that area.
The leader of the party with the most elected MPs becomes prime minister and forms a government.

DO I STILL NEED PHOTO ID FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION?
YES. It is essential to show a valid form of photo ID when you go to your polling station on 4th July, or you will not be allowed to vote.
You can still use a photo ID that is out of date, but the photo needs to look like you. Your name must be the same one you registered with to vote. You do not need photo ID if you are registered for postal voting.
If you do not have an accepted form of Photo ID you can apply for a Voter Authority Certificate here.
You can find out more details using these handy links:
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