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Alix’s creative approach to print style and phenomenal use of color are why we are madly in love with her collection. Styles are produced in small batches, all by hand, with incredibly beautiful details and fabrications. It all kind of makes sense as Alix is a descendant of generations of French artists and Italian textile developers. Alix has studied and worked throughout Europe & Asia, and currently calls Brooklyn home. Alix develops her amazing pieces in her Brooklyn Atelier inspired by mid century Bohemians and The Bloomsbury Group of the early 1900’s

Amundsen’s take on outdoor is not like the others. They are as adventurous as any, and their sportswear can allow you to conquer the highest mountains in the harshest conditions. But they believe that being an “outdoor brand” is not all about being extreme and pushing the limits. It’s also about having fun and enjoying nature as one big playground.

Amundsen’s take on outdoor is not like the others. They are as adventurous as any, and their sportswear can allow you to conquer the highest mountains in the harshest conditions. But they believe that being an “outdoor brand” is not all about being extreme and pushing the limits. It’s also about having fun and enjoying nature as one big playground.

They design their collections for intentional wardrobe building – mixing, matching and layering. Pieces that last for years to come, can be wrinkled and worn on repeat. Their design mantra is "can she wear it at least once a week?"

Banks Journal is a modern clothing brand inspired by coastal living & a love of design. Their clothes are a sustainable approach to design and development.

Battenwear is an independent American brand that designs everything from heavy outerwear and cozy sweats to beach-ready summer gear and handy accessories.

Laurie Brazeau, born in Los Angeles and raised in Oaxaca, Mexico, became enthralled with the fine-gage knits while living in France. Infinitely more glamorous, elegant, and diverse than the pervading sweater knits of America, they opened her eyes to the possibility of reinterpreting fashion usually showcased in woven styles through comfortable, wearable knits. After graduating from the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandizing in Los Angeles, she founded her first label, Brazeau Tricot in 1991.

Meant to transport you to another zone: the beach. Once you're done: it's a rocks glass 😏

Christian Wijnants launched his eponymous brand in Antwerp in 2003. Inspired by the city’s rich cultural heritage, the womenswear brand is known for its innovative knitwear, striking prints and a rich colour palette. The collections evoke a sense of ease, freedom and fluidity. Versatility is built into the design process.

• Closed is a family business. That’s not just a fact, it’s their philosophy. They only work with people they trust and like. As a company, they draw heavily on their European heritage – French imagination, Italian craftsmanship and German tradition. And speaking of roots: denim is a huge part of their DNA. After all, Closed did start as a denim brand. They have been producing jeans since 1978 and understand the importance of every single detail. The signature details of their heritage styles keep on inspiring their  design teams. They will always play a role in Closed’s collections. Just as their experience of designing and producing fashion has for more than 40 years.

• Closed is a family business. That’s not just a fact, it’s their philosophy. They only work with people they trust and like. As a company, they draw heavily on their European heritage – French imagination, Italian craftsmanship and German tradition. And speaking of roots: denim is a huge part of their DNA. After all, Closed did start as a denim brand. They have been producing jeans since 1978 and understand the importance of every single detail. The signature details of their heritage styles keep on inspiring their  design teams. They will always play a role in Closed’s collections. Just as their experience of designing and producing fashion has for more than 40 years.

• Closed is a family business. That’s not just a fact, it’s their philosophy. They only work with people they trust and like. As a company, they draw heavily on their European heritage – French imagination, Italian craftsmanship and German tradition. And speaking of roots: denim is a huge part of their DNA. After all, Closed did start as a denim brand. They have been producing jeans since 1978 and understand the importance of every single detail. The signature details of their heritage styles keep on inspiring their  design teams. They will always play a role in Closed’s collections. Just as their experience of designing and producing fashion has for more than 40 years.

• By Adriano Goldschmied "The Godfather of Denim"
  • The Man behind Diesel, Gap 1969, Agolde, and AG.
• Based in LA
• Established in 1974 in Italy
• Re-established in 2023 in LA

Diemme is inspired by the heritage of hiking boots that have been made for centuries in their home region in Italy’s spectacular Dolomite mountains. Diemme designs evolve those traditions, using the finest materials and techniques to make hiking boots and sneakers that go the distance in mountain terrains or pounding city sidewalks.

• Dita’s master craftsmen have dedicated as many as 100 years to perfecting their crafts. Crafting a single Dita frame can take as many as 100 artisans and master craftsmen. Completing a single dita frame can take as long as 8 months. Creating a single Dita frame can take as many as 350 separate steps.
  
• Dita’s Craftsmen and master craftsmen continuously evaluate each frames' shape, fit, and finish throughout the production process. Running their hands over the frames' surfaces in search of the slightest imperfection or imbalance, they will continue shaping and polishing until the finished product meets Dita's exceedingly high quality standards.

EDWIN continues to set the gold standard in Japanese denim production, priding itself on the use of exclusive fabrics, revolutionary production technologies, state-of-the-art finishing and advancements in design and fit.

• After leaving a job in New York in 2012, Andrea returned to her home state of Colorado and while looking for a new job she taught herself how to screen print. Endless August Supply Co was established in the summer 2014 as August Ink, selling hand screen printed t-shirts + sweatshirts and other small goods at local markets in Colorado and online to customers around the country. Since then she have expanded to selling wholesale to brick and mortar shops and she has been in over 600 stores in the US and Canada. In 2023 she rebranded to Endless August Supply Co as she moved away from screen printing and focused on creating joyful souvenirs for everyday adventurers. 

• Flower Mountain is the sneakers brand born in 2015 from the friendship between Keisuke Ota from Tokyo and Yang Chaof rom Beijing, who share a passion for mountain trekking, camping and, of course, footwear.
• Flower Mountain’s mission is to bring people closer to nature through products inspired by the outdoor world and its elements. The result is perfect for sporty souls looking for a refined look.
• “The rain had just stopped and the sky was still covered in fog. Climbing Mount Fuji, we came upon a large field of blooming Dandelions.
• At that moment, all the natural elements manifested in front of us, became a clear direction for our brand. Hence the name Flower Mountain and the design that inspired our Dandelion logo.”
• Keisuke Ota + Yang Chao

• Flower Mountain is the sneakers brand born in 2015 from the friendship between Keisuke Ota from Tokyo and Yang Chaof rom Beijing, who share a passion for mountain trekking, camping and, of course, footwear.
• Flower Mountain’s mission is to bring people closer to nature through products inspired by the outdoor world and its elements. The result is perfect for sporty souls looking for a refined look.
• “The rain had just stopped and the sky was still covered in fog. Climbing Mount Fuji, we came upon a large field of blooming Dandelions.
• At that moment, all the natural elements manifested in front of us, became a clear direction for our brand. Hence the name Flower Mountain and the design that inspired our Dandelion logo.”
• Keisuke Ota + Yang Chao

All the Cozy Fun Stuff! From Sweaters to Outerwear to Warm Socks, Fall/Winter is the best!

• G1 revolves around a simple concept: THE NEW BASIC. In today's world of fast fashion and short-lived trends, enduring style can be hard to find. G1's Clothing is designed to stand the test of time-so that it easily finds its place in your everyday wardrobe.

• In 1932 Max Gitman, Brooklyn Tailor, left New York to open Ashland Shirt & Pajama Co. in Ashland Pa. Max and his two sons ran the business. In 1978 the Gitman Bros Label was born.
• Gitman Vintage started in 2008, reissuing fabrics from the company archives and blending new ideas from Europe & Japan. The best darn button down, still made in PA
  

After competing in men’s ski pants at the 2018 winter olympics, Halfdays co-founder Kiley had enough of the “unisex” fits truly meant for men. Tired of the shrink-it-and-pink-it mindset, ill-fitting silhouettes and unapproachability of legacy brands, Kiley came together with Ariana and Karelle to launch Halfdays with the goal of disrupting a male-dominated outdoor industry.Halfdays is building a welcoming outdoors for women, shaking off the intensity of traditional outdoor brands and inviting women to embrace the outdoors on their own terms, in joyful palettes and flattering fits made from stylish, functional materials.

Imagined by Yves Chareton in the United States in 1979, the Hartford project revisits American wardrobe classics, bringing them a twist of modernity. By mixing European influences with a very west coast casual style, the brand quickly gained cult status on both sides of the Atlantic. It’s not surprising that Bruce Springsteen and Eric Clapton soon became unconditional fans… Since then, the brand has kept pace with the times while preserving its cherished family values.

Hestra is a family-owned company that designs and manufactures gloves. Founded by Martin Magnusson in 1936, the company makes gloves for Alpine and Freeskiing. The company's flagship store is in Stockholm, Sweden.

Hestra is a family-owned company that designs and manufactures gloves. Founded by Martin Magnusson in 1936, the company makes gloves for Alpine and Freeskiing. The company's flagship store is in Stockholm, Sweden.

• Inspired by classic garments, KATO focuses on combining the modern need for comfort with the love for vintage pieces. Taking inspiration from hardware, stitching and even machinery used and blending it with innovative blends of fabric and new fits, KATO is dedicated to creating timeless pieces that you’ll hold on to for years. 
• All of their garments are made at their workshop in Los Angeles, California. Their selvedge denim is created just outside of Tokyo and then imported into the U.S where each pair of jeans goes through a long process from pattern making to sewing, washing and durability tests. This allows them maximum control to continuously put out the best quality possible.

Stuff for your home!

Howlin' Terry is happily created in their home country Belgium. Together with several small factories in Belgium, each carefully chosen for their own speciality, Howlin’ managed to make a diverse range of products which include lighter weight knitwear, jersey and towel fabric garments. All pieces are produced in small batches and with close attention to details. Extra special is the fact that for their jersey they don’t import fabrics but that they knit everything entirely in-house. Therefore they can proudly say that all Howlin' products are truly 100% produced in Belgium.