Nigel Cabourn Mallory Jacket

While the legacy of Nigel Cabourn is back and stronger than ever this fall, you'll have to pick up a copy of issue Number 01 for an in-depth look at the man and his brand. Our Fashion Director, Simon Roe, wrote a great piece titled 'Nigel Cabourn: The Ascent in Context' – which is worth buying the issue for alone in my opinion. It's said the that some of the more technical outwear pieces are the stars of Nigel Cabourn's work, but there is one piece that he seems to be wearing himself a fair bit, and I wouldn't mind doing the same. The Tenzing jacket originally, is now known as the Mallory after is slightly updated modifications. The Harris Tweed / Ventile combination is at it's prime with this rugged sport coat. The 6-button front comes in a handful of tweed patterns and colours, my favorites being this perfect navy blue, and a more teal-infused blue which nobody seems to have bought in North America or Europe. The Mallory is one of my favorite items from Nigel Cabourn, and sure to be a closet staple for decades to come. —

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INVENTORY MAGAZINE: Now Available

The first batch of our inaugural issue arrived today and is now available in the Inventory Stockroom. It's turned out fantastically and we couldn't be more excited about sharing it with the world. The rest will be arriving by truck in the coming week. The INVENTORY team is heading to Tokyo today (Wednesday) and will ship all orders we've received before 4am PST. The remaining orders (including wholesale if you're looking to pick one up locally) will be shipped out as soon as we return. We really can't thank you enough for the continued support and we apologize in advance for any lull in blog posts as we'll be in transit. - INVENTORY

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ISSUE 01 S.N.S. Herning

One of our favourite knitwear brands hail from Herning, Denmark. While their history and products are a little less of a secret these days, the story and source of inspiration involved in the brand is deeper than you might think. While it is hard to explain some of the intricacies without Mr. Skyt showing you the details of the hang tags himself, we were able to dig a little deeper into the machines and manuals that the fall collection touch on. S.N.S. Herning continue to impress us with  model reproductions that are over 70 years old as well as new styles showing for the first time this fall. The patterns and textures of the knitwear are very unique and really do deserve to be touched and worn. So until you put your next S.N.S. Herning knit on, you can read our feature in first online issue. – ISSUE 01 S.N.S. Herning

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