Coronation Street fans ‘can’t see past error’ as Joanie launches soap-inspired clothing line

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A popular vintage-inspired fashion brand has launched a clothing line in collaboration with Manchester-filmed soap Coronation Street and it’s as nostalgic and cosy as you’d imagine.

The Joanie clothing range references some of the ITV soap’s most popular businesses from the cobbles, with prices starting from £25.

Among the curated edit from the Manchester clothing brand is a retro tee that pays homage to the shows long-time cafe owner Roy Cropper - but some eagle-eyed fans have spotted a ‘grammatical error’.

The £25 ringer tee, which comes in sizes small to XXL, features a 70s style logo with the words ‘Roys Rolls’ on the front, and appears to be missing the apostrophe as seen on the front of the Roy’s Rolls cafe. READ MORE: Amazon customers can bag a £55 Echo Smart Speaker for £9 ahead of Prime Day One Instagram user commented: “Please, please just put the apostrophe in Roy’s”, with another adding: “I LOVE this idea / collection but when I saw the lack of apostrophe in Roy’s Rolls, I knew Roy would be devastated.” A third wrote: “Joanie I love you, and loving this Corrie range, but the lack of apostrophe on this t-shirt is something that I can’t see past.” However, Joanie has explained that it’s a deliberate design that perhaps only the most loyal Corrie fans would know.