Camera + lens experts Leica have partnered with cold-weather apparel brand AETHER on the Reporter Jacket, designed with photographers in mind.
Fashion and technology come together in the form of a 70s-inspired leather jacket by Coperni x Transparent that has to be heard to be believed.
To celebrate 30 years, House Industries has introduced a new limited-edition art + apparel collection in partnership with Autotype that highlights a favorite typefaces.
Highsnobiety presents the Gustaf Westman Collection with the eponymous designer in a showcase of ceramics and apparel, anchored by the Chunky Spiky Cup.
Inspired by the Porsche 911, PUMA's signature shoe for NBA star LaMelo Ball is designed for acceleration, stability, and head turning aesthetic with its aggressively styled yellow and black silhouette.
IKEA drops the 3rd release of it's iconic Nytillverkad collection paying homage to the carefree and creative spirit of the 1960s and early 1970s.
The British tech maker is always up to something rather than its Nothing namesake, exploring 70s factory floor outfits in transparent fashion.
The Puffer Bag isn't just a bag – it's a statement piece, a conversation starter, and a tribute to the timeless winter coat staple.
Katie Treggiden talks to repair specialist Lucy Ralph, who continues her practice within fashion, exploring concepts of visible repair and reworking garments.
Ceramicist Virginia Sin and quilt maker Haptic Lab debut modern quilt coat designs featuring a single ceramic button.
Katie Treggiden speaks to Emily Mae Martin of British brand TOAST who is leading the way in bringing repair culture into clothing, homewares, and accessories.
If you've ever wanted to literally wear your affection for mid-century design icons, Ray and Charles Eames, now you can with Gelato Pique.
Horrified by the abandoned tents left after a music festival, Genette Dibsdall conceived The Maverick – a transformable luxury garment made from the waste tents.
Cold Picnic launches new Affection Collection sweaters that are made from Peruvian alpaca wool and feature the brand's signature abstract patterns.
Meet some brands across several industries that are using ECONYL's 100% waste, 100% recyclable material to make their products.
