Editorial
Buying Less Isn’t the Point
Buying with intention is. Fashion has a quality problem, and it’s not just fast fashion. Even luxury houses quietly cut corners to keep margins healthy and shareholders smiling. Fabrics feel...
Good Taste, Bad Credit. Hedonism over savings.
Buying clothes on credit used to be embarrassing. Now it’s just another checkout option. Since Covid, it’s never been easier to afford what you can’t actually afford. A few clicks,...
Lost in the City, Dressed for Everest
Hiking boots in the city used to mean you were either lost or making a statement. Now it just means you’re on trend. Berlin Mitte, London, Paris have things in...
Decoding the Codes in Military Fashion
Military fashion has always carried a certain mystique. Not just through rugged fabrics, iconic silhouettes, or utilitarian detailing, but also through the cryptic codes printed on labels, jackets, bags, and...
A Brief Guide to U.S. Military Clothing: From the 1920s to Today
The 1920s–1930s: Function Meets Uniformity After World War I, U.S. military uniforms became more standardized. Heavy wool fabrics, khaki tones, and practical cuts defined the look. Early field jackets and...
Canvas Care Tips: How to Clean, Dry, and Store Your Canvas Clothing
Canvas garments like our Kimono “Naama” or Workwear Jacket “Haris” are known for their durability, versatility, and timeless appeal. With the right care, your canvas pieces will look new for years...