for over a decade Calzaturificio Diemme have been creating rugged hiking and climbing boots in the heart of the Montebelluna region in Italy. With a history and focus on outdoor activities, all their styles feature rugged outdoor details, amazing attention to detail, and a high quality of construction. Their new summer collection of shoes and boots take these influences and team them with modern sneaker soles to create a different twist on the summer shoe.

There is not much left to say about Dr. Martens that hasn't already been said. The German designed, British patented footwear has been at the forefront of footwear fashion since the early 60's. Embraced by a host of youth sub-cultures including Punk rock – Dr Martens' iconic rubber sole and yellow stitching has enjoyed something of a renaissance in recent times, and still remains at the cutting edge of design. It's pop-culture influence knows no bounds. We have selected a range of shoes and boots from Dr Martens' new collections which take the classic shapes and bring them bang up to date with new colours and materials.

Fidelity Sportswear was established in Boston, Massachusetts in 1941 in a small loft in a 4 story building with a total of 3,500 sq ft.  The present owners, Gerald and Stewart Webber, trace their involvement back to the late 60’s where their father Edward, a partner in the company, had them working in the factory during their early teenage years. It was during these early years that both Gerald and Stewart learned the manufacturing of outerwear through the entire process, from cutting of a garment to the shipping of a finished product.  Both brothers currently remain active in all areas of the company and if you have a opportunity to visit the factory in the United States, it would not be uncommon to see either of them in the factory, discussing stitching or cutting of a particular garment with factory personnel.

From the original 3500 sq ft loft area in Boston, Fidelity has made a few moves to increase space, and currently has an 85,000 sq ft building in the outskirts of Boston, Massachusetts where they have been for over 30 years.  Under this one roof, all the manufacturing, from receipt of raw materials, cutting of fabric, stitching, pressing, and inspection, through shipping worldwide is accomplished.

 Fidelity’s outerwear distribution has increased over these 70 years from selling Navy Pea and Navy Bomber jackets to the United States military to being a worldwide company with distribution in North America, Asia, and Europe.  Even with this growth, the “family business” is directed by both Gerald and Stewart, who are involved in all aspects of the business in a “hands on” manner.  

 As the company has grown, the offerings of products for men and women have grown where now Fidelity has increased its line to include Navy inspired Pea Coats and Bridge Coats as well as the fashion collection of Gerald and Stewart that contains Duffel Coats, Capes, adaptation of Pea Coats, CPO shirts and many other styles which contain either military inspired trim (buttons with anchors, special buckles, etc) or classic details that enhance the original nature of the garment. 

Wool is the primary outer shell in our fall garment collection and is purchased in North America from specialty Wool Melton producers such as Woolrich and Victor Woolen Mills. 

Inspired by the vanishing subgenre of agricultural memo books, ornate pocket ledgers and the simple, unassuming beauty of a well-crafted grocery list, the Draplin Design Company, Portland, Oregon in conjunction with Coudal Partners of Chicago, Illinois bring you Field Notes in hopes of offering, An honest memo book, worth fillin up with good information.

Folk clothing has already become a firm favourite at a too with both the staff and customers alike. The combination of classic, understated menswear staples and traditional English tailoring, combined with the quirky Folk clothing twist are what makes this menswear brand so distinctive. You can expect to find a wide range of shirting including everything from colourfully checked flannel short sleeves and raglan-sleeved granddad collars. Knitwear also forms a big part of Folk clothing's menswear collection and comes in an array of seasonal colours all with that unique Folk aesthetic and subtle detailed finish. Add to this a range of accessories and their own dedicated footwear line, Folk Shoes, and you can see why Folk have become such a cult mens clothing brand in a matter of years.

In 1927 Gant started as a sub-contractor, making shirts for other labels and were quickly recognized as skilled shirt makers and became trusted partners for some of the most notable brands of the time.

Now they're producing and working with Scandinavian designer and encyclopedia of American Sportswear heritage, Christopher Bastin.

A sophisticated yet comfortable range of shirts with some knitted additions.

Gitman have been making shirts since 1948, and have just released an exciting new range for S/S '13.

An amazing a varied selection of limited shirts representing Japanese culture, including a Kabuki print short sleeve shirt celebrating Japanese cinema and a panda bear print shirt.
The selection showcases quality and individuality, and as always featuring excellent detailing.

Lovingly conceived May 1st 2008 on the mean streets of Copenhagen, Denmark, Han is made of all the ingredients that form the fundamentals of Danish design. We’ve put simplicity and traditional craftsmanship in a blender with originality to create the shady characters you see today. Han frames draw our inspiration from timeless design. We’re talking simple, but innovative and aesthetically beautiful elements. We don’t follow trends, but we do follow classic design principles