This is always a good time of year. It’s the time that Canadian skatewear label Dime MTL deliver us a massive box filled with all of their new summer colours. Greens, maroons and purples, shorts, tees and sweats, they’ve got you covered. It’s also the time of year that the bracken just kind of takes over. It took us 30 minutes to find one of our favourite spots on Lowick Common, usually a 5 minute…
One of the newest silhouettes to join New Balance’s ranks is the RC30, blending some low-profile 1970’s heritage with some…
Syndey-based label Deus Ex Machina have been peddling their good vibes since 2006, with flagship stores all around the world…
Australian skatewear label Butter Goods make some of our favourite pieces of kit, season after season. It’s probably something to do with them bridging the gap between a skatepark and national park vibe which really gels in nicely with our lifestyle up here. Their pants come equipped with simple, mountaineering performance and style, and their graphic tees are all summer-ready with berries, mushrooms and rainbows. Everything nice. It’s far too hot to go hiking in…
It’s that time of the year again, a Polar drop, and as per the collection is filled with baggy silhouettes,…
And when we say refined, we mean it. Swedish label Klattermusen have been making some of the most innovative designs…
Last week the weather picked up and we fancied a spot of climbing, so we decided to link up with some of our mates from Arc’teryx, including global ambassador and director of the Internation School for Mountaineering, Adrian Nelhams, so we had some good supervision on the cliff face. If there’s one thing people say about WCH, it’s that we require adult supervision at all times. A couple of hours climbing up followed by a…
The concept of wearing fishing nets seems a little bit avant-garde, like something from a Central Saint Martins graduate fashion show.…
If in recent times you’ve found yourself yearning for a new outerwear label, something fresh, something designed a little closer…
The inconsistency of the weather in our photoshoots is absolutely astounding, though a perfect example of Lake District living. The frantic change between sun cream season and torrential rain with gale force winds takes place weekly. Luckily, said winds are nothing when faced with outerwear from And Wander. The Japanese label makes some of the industry’s best silhouettes, proper lightweight, proper techy, looks the part too. This shoot, which took place last Thursday, was possibly…
