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Adidas Copa Mid GTX

G-Star Raw Resarch III by Aitor Throup

11 by Boris Bidjan Saberi, like, techwear brrooooo

Coat of the season I think, wonder if it comes in any other colourways?

Theres black and navy version too

http://www.norsestore.com/commodity/25262-norse-projects-rokkvi-goretex

Norse Projects have a Gore-Tex Rokkvi coming out, looks pretty good

SISP Deconstructed Field Jacket

Quite like these new Air Max Woven Boot

2017 Shadow Project via #stoneislandshadowproject on Instagram

Probably be cheaper in Euros since brexit proper fucked up the £.

And they can do you one better, too:

 

Most guys lean to the left or the right, taking ergonomics to the next level!

SI:SP looking really good at Nitty Gritty

SB Dunk High Boot

Some new Ten C bits, in quite an unusual looking thermo pressed 3 layer microfibre 'OJJ'

Full ASBO mode.

New Nike SFB 6' Canvas are quite nice

New UK stockist for anyone unaware, stores in Glasgow - https://18montrose.com/collections/acronym-mens

just emailed them about this 2 days ago and they said for international orders they mark as gifts and don't include invoices or price tags.

I dont know about other countries but in the UK you still pay taxes on items marked as gifts, unfortunately.

Neighborhood face masks for the winter

Bagjack does them too now, although €130 - https://www.bagjackshop.com/apparel/gt-cobra-belt-40/a-1360/

If you have access to a sewing machine, making one yourself shouldnt be too hard. You can get genuine AustriAlpin cobra buckles for €20 or so and webbing costs nothing.

SISP coat deets from Firmament

€1660 though

Liking the Raso R in coal-miner white and this green parka, not much else catching my eye though.

I quite like these new dystopian apocalypse SI:SP coats, interested to see the full collection.

Want these Marni pieces

Decent interview at Highsnobiety with Errolson Hugh

 

ACRONYM seems to be born out of a bigger idea than just simply making clothes. It’s almost like you’re preparing your brand for an uncertain future. Almost like clothing for science fiction.

 

Absolutely. The relation between science fiction and technological development, and how that affects society, is deeply related to ACRONYM’s aesthetic. We founded the company in 1999 as a legal entity and started doing the basic groundwork for what would become the brand. Designing the first product took us about two years and, in 2002, the first product actually came out.

 

Everyone at the company is always looking at how devices, modes of transport or our environment affect us. We live in a highly constructed world and most of the apparel that existed pre-ACRONYM didn’t really address that in an everyday context. Interestingly, the things we focused on back in the early days of ACRONYM are just now becoming commonplace. We definitely don’t have to explain things so much anymore. When we first started people were like, “Why would I need this?â€

 

One of the ideas I always come back to – I can’t remember where I first heard it – is the proposition that everyone is already a cyborg; contact lenses, a phone that’s basically external memory. Things you carry around on a day-to-day basis augment you in ways that a few decades ago were science fiction. You don’t have to graft a device onto your skeletal system to be a cyborg. Everybody is already a cybernetic organism because of how intimately electronics are implemented into our life.

http://www.highsnobiety.com/2016/04/13/errolson-hugh-interview/