Shwood Sunglasses
Wood is good with Portland’s Shwood sunglasses; two handcrafted retro-style frames are available, each using Zebrawood, Wenge or Maple with Italian Carl Zeiss lenses.
Wood is good with Portland’s Shwood sunglasses; two handcrafted retro-style frames are available, each using Zebrawood, Wenge or Maple with Italian Carl Zeiss lenses.
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Mansion too pricy? Phiippe Tournaire’s handmade 18k gold/platinum Villa de Reve rings aren’t cheap, but they put the whole world on your finger; he uses Google Earth to design them.
Called a paradigm shift in woodworking for being safe as a hand saw yet accurate as a power-tool, The Jointmaker Pro features Japanese saw blades and a hand-crank with pitch adjustor.
The Creature Hoodie: Sasquatch Edition gets technical: it sports Polartec fleece, YKK zips, an iPod pocket with headphone port, reinforced elbow patches, and integrated claws/gloves.
This 19″ Rocketeer Premium Format figure is a faithful ode to one of our favorite films; everything from the fabric costume to Beeman’s gum on his jetpack is meticulously detailed.
Available 10/10 in NYC, Miami and LA, this Livestrong x Nike M65 Jacket is water resistant and can fold into one pocket thanks to no-weld seams; regular, no-collab jacket here.
A modern take on the classic work jacket, Edwin’s Flathead Jacket is made with 14 oz unwashed Japanese selvage denim and features rivet reinforced pockets and a flannel lining.
Perfect for well-heeled divers, Ulysse Nardin’s Monaco YS watch sports a DLC treated case, wave-patterned bezel and dial, luminous indexes, diving scale and self-winding movement.
Made by Portugal-based Our Legacy, these Worker Boots are made to last with a winterized, cracked dark brown leather upper, thick leather laces and chunky rubber outsole.
Snaps and strings are the name of the game with the Logan Hooded Button-Up; it sports a draw-string hood, metal snap buttons, tab sleeves, military-style epaulets and front flap pockets.
If you found the E1’s piranha-like visage too jarring, E-Wolf’s E2 features lines inspired by Lambo and Ferrari; it packs an electric motor that pumps out 536 hp and 738 lb.-ft. of torque.
Available for preorder 9/30: handmade in Austria, Hard Graft’s new Headwear line features four pieces that use premium materials while providing a modern twist on classic forms.
Phase One’s 645DF is a significant update of their medium format 645 series; it boasts 1/1600 flash sync speeds, faster AF/capture rates, and three F/2.8 leaf shutter lenses.
Acronym’s SS-J16 Softshell Jacket is full of technical goodies: removable Forcelock (it clips earbuds to your collar), removable Jacketsling and a hidden watch zipper in the wrist.
The TX Pilot Watch is pretty affordable given its features: a sleek tone-on-tone black stainless steel case, calendar, dual time zone, tachometer, leather strap and sapphire crystal.
Forget green thumbs, how about porcelain pants: Matteo Cibic’s Domsai Terrariums are cheeky, low-maintenance 10″ planters that only require sunlight and occasional watering.
AZNOM’s Black Widow Table is poetry in motion: inspired by race cars, with sharp, angled lines, it features a central carbon beam and legs milled from a single piece of aluminum.
Good by plane, train, car, or boat, Aerotech’s Evolution Bike Case is an all-in-one carrier made out of shock-resistant ABS plastic; it’ll hold your entire bicycle (up to a 64 cm frame).
Preorder now: Nixon’s Black/Orange Series won’t ship in time for Halloween, but the colorway is meant to emulate a sunrise; choose from 9 watches including The Decision above.
Designed to bring 35 mm pros into the DSLR fold, Hasselblad’s 50 and 60 MP H4D medium format cameras include True Focus — off-center AF which accounts for camera movement.
Zodiac’s ZMX-4 Auto is both a diver’s and pilot’s watch: a 100 m water resistant titanium case and sport strap for the former, and large, sharply contrasting markings for the latter.
We often hear grandiose durability claims for watches, but Swiss Military puts its money where its dial is: the 20000FEET watch gets drowned and dynamited yet keeps on tickin’.
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