From the iconic Bedale, Beaufort and Spey to modern favorites like the Transport and Kaptain Sunshine collaborations, Barbour has been making jackets that only get better with age since 1894. Waxed cotton, practical details and just the right amount of British countryside energy – even if your nearest field is mostly just the car park outside the shop.

The 215 loopwheeled T-shirt is one of those dangerous pieces that quietly makes everything else in your drawer feel a bit disappointing. Made in Germany on old loopwheel machines from soft, sturdy cotton, it has the sort of fit and texture that explains why people suddenly end up owning one in every colour.

Founded in Osaka in 1997, Samurai Jeans is known for heavyweight selvedge denim woven on vintage shuttle looms. From rugged Bushido fabrics to iconic Otokogi textures, each piece is built with obsessive detail, symbolic hardware, and a commitment to fades that tell a story over time.

The Unlined KS Trainer PANNA from Kaptain Sunshine is a thoughtful reinterpretation of the classic German Army Trainer. Made in collaboration with Reproduction of Found, it keeps the original military DNA but refines it through Kaptain Sunshine’s eye for balance and subtle detail.

Crafted in Japan from premium slubby cotton, the Warehouse Lot 4601 T-shirts capture the feel of true vintage. With special collaborations like Yusuke Hanai’s artwork, each tee blends classic construction with timeless character. A staple piece that combines comfort, heritage, and everyday wearability.

Since 1996, The Flat Head has been pushing the boundaries of Japanese denim and classic Americana. Known for bold fades, meticulous construction, and a dedication to quality, the brand creates garments designed to evolve beautifully with wear. A true benchmark in heritage-inspired clothing.