In our interview section we’ve headed out of Europe once again after our conversation with German brand A Kind of Guise, and today we’ve released a discussion we recently had with American label Taylor Supply. Founded by menswear fanatic Christophe Hascoat, the designer aims to take styles of the past and rework these into something a little more contemporary …
For a month or so I’ve been keeping my eye on the Avant/Garde Diaries series, so it’s surprising it’s taken this long for one of their films to creep into our content. Scanning through their films today I noticed they had got together with one of our favourite menswear designers, German creative Frank Leder, which provided the perfect excuse to include the series into our growing archive. We’ve tried to keep details …
The good folk at Apolis sent me through these looks last week but we’ve been so hectic with the shop and the ongoings in the background of the site that I never got around to showcasing them in a presentable way. If you know me, I only pick up something if it’s worth writing about and if it has a good story behind it, this small label is the epitome of that. They always seem to work on some great projects which makes my job …
I’ve been keeping a close eye on Makr and their current inventory, it’s been interesting to see the progression and also to see which products have come in and out of the shop. For example last week we saw the release of the Makr iPhone case in different leathers and it seems to have been extremely well received, I’ve seen the photos bouncing all over the place and I can’t help but notice the popularity …
I’m not inspired by vintage clothing all that often, I guess when it has context, such as product with lots of heritage and background, I am but when it’s quite random in it’s form I can’t relate too much. What’s interesting in my opinion is the various stories that gather as clothes gain age, knitwear being one particular sector where this sort of thing crops up on a regular basis. You can see why designers like Nigel …
I may be a bit late on this one but luckily when you have timeless clothes to play with it’s pretty easy to discuss and make it relevant. Such as this collaboration between two lesser recognised brands, in my opinion, which took place late last year between Inverallan and Allevol. Now Allevol was founded in 2005 as a lifestyle clothing label in London with it’s primary focus being to create everyday wearable quality products. They’re …
