LA-based streetwear label The Quiet Life have been taking it easy since ’97, spinning out some of our favourite pieces of graphic jersey and headwear.  We thought we’d take a leaf out of their book, set a little time aside to take it easy too. With a restock of some chill-living goodies such as WCH x YETI and Helinox we were away.  A meadow-to-beach setting was pretty ideal for a non-descript maybe-alcoholic drink and a…

Syndey-based label Deus Ex Machina have been peddling their good vibes since 2006, with flagship stores all around the world showcasing their motorcycles, surfboards, and of course, neat garbs. We’ve been working with them for years, and whenever we shoot their clothing, we aim to time it up with the sun and heat, just to inject a little bit of an Aussie-feel into our photography. As per, the Lakes didn’t play ball. It may be…

And when we say refined, we mean it. Swedish label Klattermusen have been making some of the most innovative designs in the outerwear world since 1975, always improving on their gear and finding new ways to be sustainable whilst doing so. We’ve taken in a pretty tasty selection of jackets, accessories, shorts and tees, everything you need a mountain-based summer, made mostly from recycled polyester and organic cotton. Our personal favourite piece is the Ansur…

If in recent times you’ve found yourself yearning for a new outerwear label, something fresh, something designed a little closer to home, well then, we’re excited to introduce you to Carrier Goods. Last week saw the launch of the new label, with a collection of pullover and full-zip fleecing, wind-resistant climbing shorts and pants, heavyweight tees and sweats and technical waterproofs, all with a subtle graphic vibe to bridge the mountain-ready attire with streetwear style. …