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It's all about Detail
Trainerspotter was founded by Rusell Gater and Daniel Savory and was inspired by Steve Prefontaine, Jeff Johnson, Rudi Dassler and Geoff Hollister with the initial aim of the to tell the stories behind sneaker culture. Trainerspotter is rapidly evolving and continually offering more detailed garments, telling more inspirational stories but never compromising the brand’s values and ideals. Producing a range of inspired graphic tees made from the finest quality cotton and durable and stylish outerwear pieces.
Money split their new collection into two main areas, Colour of Money and Camo. The Camo range is a collection with strong colour-ways, bold sweaters and hoodies are prominent with camo print details and designs featuring throughout the range with subtle design tweaks and styles. The Colour of Money features a wide range of apparel with classic Sig Ape branding and Money Jeans returning. The Money T-shirts with the famous Money Ape also return this time given the Camo touch for the new season.
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Everyday Denim
Nudie jeans are passionate about what they do; they believe jeans share the same soul and attitude as music with the inspiration for a classic song or a pair of jeans springing from the same dreams and thoughts. As a forward thinking brand they don’t follow and look for short-term trends, rather pave their own path with their quality denim wear. Nudie jeans are produced using 100% organic cotton spun on vintage shuttle looms to produce a softer denim which is higher quality and ecologically safer.
Edwin produces a retrospective Fall/Winter collection as a celebration of 50 years in the denim industry which is inspired by their heritage and the spirit of recovery in post war Japan. Edwin offers a quality collection of pieces including tops and Edwin Jeans influenced by ex US military surplus and early 20th century workwear. All the styles in this range have been faithfully re-created providing a vintage look but with contemporary details.
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Contemporary Looks with Modern Production
Norse Projects draw influence from their local heritage and surroundings along with the Scandinavian climate; this popular and practical brand draws on all of this taking inspiration from their Nordic traditions to produce a clothing range which is stylish and perfect for bracing weather conditions. Norse outerwear is produced from experience and it shows in the quality of the jackets. Highlights include the Norse Projects Lindisfarne and Norse Projects Skilliam jackets as well as the return of the successful collaborative effort with Danish rainwear company Elka.
Heritage Research takes age old classic designs like bomber jackets, farming jackets and carpenter shirts and remakes these styles with modern twists and trademark tweaks. These functional and structured pieces of clothing are given a contemporary look with modern production methods and fabrics. Heritage Research clothing is hand crafted in England using top quality Japanese and British fabrics. These classic tailoring techniques result in highly desirable and well produced clothing.
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Brand of the Week: Lyle & Scott
Lyle & Scott were founded in Hawick in the Scottish Borders back in 1874. This massive history is evident in the quality and design of their simple yet classic polo shirts. The brand has had a close relationship with professional golf with legends such as Greg Norman and current stars such as former world number one Lee Westwood being sponsored by Lyle & Scott.
At the turn of the century Lyle & Scott Vintage range was launched. This range is bold and youthful with a modern, slim silhouette and bears their Golden Eagle logo. The Vintage range focuses on men's polo shirts, jackets, t-shirts, cardigans and sweaters; all with signature Lyle & Scott styling.
Recently the popularity of the brand has increased even more so with stars of Music, TV and Film wearing the brand attracting new attention for the brand and in 2009 the decade was capped by Lyle & Scott winning the Drapers Young Fashion Brand of the Year award
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