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 …
We’ve been hard at work again, this time getting together for an interview with Yasar Ceviker of Munich based clothing label A Kind of Guise. Also known as AKOG, they’ve made a popular entrance into the menswear scene with their general creativity and youthful approach to design. Here on the site we’ve talked about them various times and have covered …
I stumbled across the story of gentleman and architect Robert Madison a little while ago now and I’ve been waiting for a rainy day to bring it into our archive for us all to consume and learn from. Today is that day so I guess I shall begin by explaining that Robert is an influential Mentor, Patron of Arts and Pioneering Architect who was presented with the Cleveland Arts Prize as a Special Citation for Distinguished Service …
Let’s make 2012 a good one, all us creative minds together innovating and sharing alike because the world is a better place when everyone is pouring their own influences in to the pot. So with this is mind we’ll play the first hand in our own start to the year, sharing a little brain time with brand owner and founder Eunice Lee who’s now based in both Los Angeles and New …
So for our newest feature we got together with Markus Uran, owner and founder of clothing label Metsa. Now, Metsa is quite close to our hearts here in the office, we love all the creative processes that Markus goes through to get the finished piece. It’s really experimental and is very much a handworked collection with each item having its own individual …
I wouldn’t say that we regularly point out interviews on other websites, usually we save this for the twitter account, but last night I got really into this piece by a blog titled You Have Been Here Sometime. I wouldn’t say it’s an interview in a normal format, it’s pretty much a dialogue between two artists/craftsmen, one being the interviewer and the other being Josh Vogel. Now if you don’t remember Josh Vogel has made an appea…
