Filson in Vancouver
Heritage roots.
Seattle-based outdoor apparel and accessory brand Filson embarks on its 120th year and first Canadian location.
Fashion and Apparel
Belgium’s House of Delvaux
The oldest fine leather luxury goods house in the world.
At 188 years old, Delvaux is only just beginning to achieve global renown.
Blake Mycoskie
The TOMS manifesto.
With TOMS shoes, social entrepreneur Blake Mycoskie pioneered a for-profit business model known as “one-for-one”. The nine-year-old company now sells eyewear, handbags, and coffee—but its bona fide product is the power of giving.
Columbia’s OutDry Extreme Rain Jacket
Under the weather.
The OutDry Extreme jacket allows one to stay focused on the pleasures of exploring the great outdoors, without drearily becoming uncomfortable, miserable, and damp.
Blundstone Style
Australia's boot.
Most of Australia doesn’t get much in the way of snow or slush, but Blundstone leather boots can thankfully withstand both.
House of Gucci
The brand’s museum in the heart of Florence.
The Gucci story begins with Guccio Gucci, a Florentine immigrant in London who saw the potential of luggage as a status symbol while he was working as a porter at the Savoy Hotel. Ninety years later, the company built its own cultural institution.
British Label Ted Baker
A stitch different.
Many fashion brands are named after a designer, founder, or some combination of the two. The exceptions to this are few and far between.
Place Nationale for Club Monaco
Seaside style.
Club Monaco once again delivers on their promise of classic style, this time collaborating with Place Nationale, the London-based bohemian inspired clothing line and vintage renewal brand.
Far & Wide Collective
Bridging the gap.
Fair trade is familiar territory for the North American fashion and home decor market, and Far & Wide Collective builds on that recognition by putting a face to each product.
