Workers is the passion of Okayama based Takashi Tateno - a small garment producer based in Okayama, Japan reproducing and tweaking vintage workwear pieces from around the world. Always on point, perfect fits, with attentive detailing, beautiful fabrics and homage to the past, Workers is a modern re-creation of history,

METSA - an emerging natural inspired collection from Canada features light fabrics, hand dyed to create beautiful, clean items. Markus the designer behind Metsa provides answers to understand the brands history and future. When and where did you start Metsa? Could you tell us more about the name, your line

Loopwheeler makes the best fleece items in the world using a slow dedicated focused approach in rural Japan. They are made using vintage loops that typically make only about 9 meters a day. Beautifully slow crafted, the fleece is meant to last a lifetime and age perfectly with the wearer.

Irish surf photographer Mickey Smith [http://mickeysmith.co.uk/] focuses on the erupting heavy and awe inspiring nature of the ocean. Mickey sat down to chat about his craft, adventure and the sea. Could you walk us through how you started documenting the ocean? I started documenting the ocean with

The artist Amir Zaki was so kind to sit and chat about his hybrid photography, inspirations, new work, architecture and more. Could you give us a quick overview of who you are, what you’re doing, and where you are right now in life, work etc? I’m a person