These are the menswear happenings you need to have on your radar, including Stone Island’s new community-led campaign, Supreme’s latest box logo drop and Martin Ødegaard’s Holzweiler campaign.
Our Legacy WORK SHOP drops a new line of bags
WORK SHOP is Our Legacy’s mad scientist’s lab, where old fabrics get new life, and blockbuster collaborations are brainstormed. Now the Swedish brand has dropped a line of bags crafted from deadstock leather and suede with new colourways like a deep brown, alpine olive and a powdery sand. The bags are fully customisable with Our Legacy’s very own bag straps that’re also sustainably made, sourcing residual fabrics from the main label and even vintage guitar straps. And they’re available online and in-store now.
Stone Island looks internally for their new campaign
Courtesy of Stone Island
Titled “Community as a Form of Research”, the latest Stone Island campaign sees one of their very own on the billboards: Nasser Ssekandi, a Client Advisor Manager. Whilst rocking the arctic-looking Ice Jacket with a thermosensitive technology, he answers a series of simple questions that range from his favourite season to what he’s most grateful for. With high-profile individuals usually fronting these campaigns, the Italian brand honours one of its own on a global platform.
Supreme’s Autumn/Winter season enters Bogo territory
In the hypebeast heyday, there were very few drops more important and coveted than when Supreme’s box logo week. And although we’re not skipping our classes to log onto the website on Thursdays anymore, the New York skate brand has restored some of those feelings with its new range of hoodies for the season. Among the regular offenders like the black and grey, new colourways have been introduced into the mix including a Realtree® camo with red, a loud red on pink, and even a Superman-inspired red on blue. Unfortunately, getting your hands on one remains a difficult task but you can look out online and in-store now.
Martin Ødegaard stars in Holzweiler’s latest campaign
Courtesy of Holzweiler
Family-owned Norwegian brand Holzweiler has headed back to its roots to highlight some of the country’s best home-grown talent, featuring Arsenal’s captain Martin Ødegaard in his first fashion campaign. Showing off the brand’s signature Fresia scarves and Dovre Down jacket, the Premier League footballer is joined by Norwegian singer/songwriter Sigrid to fully inaugurate the second instalment of its “Heroes Aren’t Born, They’re Raised” campaign. Check out the full collection, online and in-store now.
END. and Montane get technical
Courtesy of Montane
If you’re looking to up your outerwear game, END. and Montane’s debut collection is worth a look. The two-piece collection comprises the snow day-ready 800-fill Kamen XT Down Jacket and Alta XT Waterproof Jacket, built for the wet weather layering with a GORE-TEX Performance shell. Both arrive in a slick powder-white colourway, and are available online and in-store now.
Asics introduces the new GEL-KINETIC™ SP
Courtesy of Asics
Between its Novalis collection with Kiko Kostadinov, knock-out collaborations and a stellar line-up of mainline sneaker models, ASICS has cemented itself at the pinnacle of the footwear scene. The brand’s latest silhouette, the GEL-KINETIC™ SP, adds to its already buffed offering with a quality leather upper nodding to classic Derby shoes. This is integrated with ASICS’ famous cushioning system which, in this case, sees FF BLAST™ foam and SCUTOID GEL™ technology making up the midsole. The new model is available in-store at selected retailers and online now.
Robyn Lynch designs the Guinness Storehouse Team uniform
Courtesy of Robyn Lynch
If anyone was going to kit out the Guinness Storehouse team in a custom uniform, it would be Ireland’s own Robyn Lynch. In celebration of being the number one visitor attraction in the country for 25 years, the uniform itself takes inspiration from the Guinness archives and sees workwear motifs woven in. From Ireland-made knitwear to aprons with a gradient mimicking the drink’s pour to denim with custom harp buttons (a nod to the Guinness logo), every detail has been thought out by Lynch. The uniform has already been unveiled, with an exclusive hoodie and T-shirt capsule available at the Guinness Storehouse now.
