The World Needs More Diverse Watchmakers – The Weekly Rundown
Hodinkee looks at the lack of diversity in Horology, whilst Canada goose face more allegations of questionable conduct and cruelty.
My passion for raw denim and quality clothing led me to join Heddels in 2016 and I became the features editor in 2019. I am a fan of all things Japanese, but especially the country's take on Americana clothing - from early workwear to mid-century sportswear and beyond. Based in the U.K., when not writing for Heddels i'm making music, walking my Bichon Frise, or drinking way too much coffee in an overpriced coffee shop.
Hodinkee looks at the lack of diversity in Horology, whilst Canada goose face more allegations of questionable conduct and cruelty.
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The first weekly rundown of 2021 is here and Denim Dudes is looking at the rise of denim and indigo-dyed sneakers over the past year.
Taking inspiration from classic North American logging boots, Thursday's American-made Logger boot is as durable as it is handsome.
I don't usually rock printed sweats or hoodies. But if I am, I want them with potentially non-existent sports teams plastered on them in collegiate fashion.
We featured the Brass Boot not a week ago, but we just had to give this lug-soled rendition of Grant Stone's moc toe its own post.
Clearly inspired by Eddie Bauer's iconic Kara Koram down parka, Trophy has made some edits to this classic to freshen things up.
I'm yet to justify buying one of these crazy expensive Japanese-made thermals, but Studio D'Artisan is doing its best to force my hand.
At first glance, this just looks like a quality loopwheeled sweatshirt, but it has a nifty feature that might cure my pet peeve of sweats: neck stretching.
Made in the USA from American cowhide, the Schoolboy Satchel from Billykirk is made up in that classic satchel shape that goes with almost any get-up.