orSlow has arrived with a selection of pieces shaped by workwear references, natural fabrics and carefully developed washes. Lightweight cotton and linen blends, used denim, selvedge denim and relaxed silhouettes run through the delivery, with coveralls, fatigue pants, New Yorker trousers, shorts, sweatshirts and skirts made with the quiet detail and fabric focus that define the brand.
New Season from Nitty Gritty® Worldwide.
Garments shaped by fabric, material and proportion. Handwoven madras cotton, dense heavyweight jersey, reverse satin, Italian denim, hard twist indigo denim, nylon taslan, washed chino twill and a limited Tarvas collaboration made from the final piece of deadstock Cordura.
New from COMOLI. Washed silk and cotton tailoring, a lightweight B.D.U. jacket, linen knitwear and Tyrolean boots made with FOOTWORKS in beige suede with Vibram Commando soles.
New Season from Nitty Gritty® Worldwide brings garments shaped by fabric. The selection includes handwoven madras cotton, dense heavyweight jersey, reverse satin, Italian black denim, hard twist indigo denim, lightweight nylon taslan, washed chino twill and a limited Tarvas collaboration made from the final piece of deadstock Cordura.
The pieces carry familiar references, but are shaped by material and proportion rather than nostalgia. A pyjama shirt in naturally dyed handloom cotton, relaxed chinos in textured reverse satin and garment-washed denim, a soft cotton knit, a substantial V-neck jersey, a denim zip jacket, low-crown caps and the Cordura Tarvas shoe: practical clothing with depth in the fabric, clear construction and a sense of permanence.
Comme des Garçons Homme continues to work within familiar shapes, adjusting fabric and proportion with a light hand. This delivery moves between tailored pieces in smooth wool gabardine and more utilitarian jackets and coveralls in washed cotton and nylon. Relaxed fits, clear construction, and practical details throughout.
A set of everyday pieces shaped by vintage reference and refined through material and construction. Denim with depth and texture, outerwear with a worn surface and easy proportions, and knit and jersey built with structure and durability. Accessories follow the same line, from caps to bags, keeping things functional and straightforward. A considered delivery from Unlikely, grounded in fabric, finish, and use.
This weekend we’re hosting a photo exhibition with photographer Andy Liffner in the store, marking the release of his new book Fotbollslandskap.
The exhibition runs throughout the weekend in our showroom.
Friday 14–18
Saturday 11–17
Sunday 12–16
New arrivals from Veilance explore lightweight systems built on advanced fabric development and precise construction. GORE-TEX ePE offers PFAS-free waterproof protection with a softer C-KNIT™ backer, while TerraTex™ and Burly™ double weave bring breathable stretch and structure. Tyono™ 30 mini ripstop keeps the Demlo pieces light, durable and packable. Ultrasonic bonding, laminated finishes and articulated patterning run throughout, keeping weight low and movement unrestricted.
Nitty Gritty® Worldwide Garment Dyed Baby Cord Swing Jacket cut from garment dyed Japanese baby cord with a stone wash finish. It has a relaxed fit with a full Riri zip placket, point collar with a buttoned throat tab, two angled front waist pockets, an interior left chest pocket, an elasticated hem and buttoned cuffs.
New arrivals from Comoli move between weight and lightness: cotton duck, suede, and soft knit across jackets, trousers, and outerwear. Jackets come in garment-dyed black and brown, from lighter duck constructions to textured hemp, with a compact zip style in cashmere and washi. Trousers follow in double-knee painter and tapered shapes, intended to soften and develop with wear. The suede TYPE-1st sits alongside, keeping the selection rooted in material and use.
New arrivals from A.PRESSE focus on fabric and finish. Vintage references run through, from worn-in sweats to work jackets and relaxed trousers, all shaped with precision in cut and proportion. Slow-woven fleece, silk-cotton twills, and slub textures bring depth without excess, while hand-applied treatments introduce subtle variation across each piece.
New delivery from Evan Kinori, working with hemp, linen, cotton and wool across lightweight shirting, soft tailoring and a loose blouson. Many pieces are overdyed with sumi ink or kakishibu, giving depth and subtle variation in tone. Relaxed fits throughout, each garment hand numbered and made in Japan.
