April 28, 2013 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Olive cotton.
Made in Japan from 100% cotton, this spring's Kilgore jacket may be it's best incarnation yet. Based on a US Army jacket worn by Robert Duvall’s character in Apocalypse Now, the washed out olive cotton suits the understated style perfectly.
Visvim April 17, 2013 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Indigo jacket.
—02. Pattern shawl.
This fall Visvim will release its first women's collection under the name WMV. The aesthetic, design and fabrication are very much in line with the men's offering, but its introduction reflects the brand's continued growth and diversification.
April 14, 2013 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. First delivery.
The Bureau have just received their first spring delivery from Visvim which features a small selection of shirts.
—Available at The BureauVisvim March 15, 2013 by Philip Watts 
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—01. Summer tones.
—02. Warm weather flair.
A recent update to Visvim's website includes a detailed look at their new Spring-Summer collection, which features the usual mix of wearable and flair items, from the influential Japanese brand.
Visvim March 10, 2013 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Black.
—02. Burgundy.
It's hard to beat Visvim when they keep it simple. While some the spring's pieces feature nice prints and great colour, these small leather zip wallets feature a subtle debossed logo and leather zip pull.
February 1, 2013 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Wtaps, A.P.C. & Visvim bags.
Honeyee has recently published a feature dedicated to the bags of spring. Spanning from totes to back packs to shoulder bags, the feature looks at some of the season's best options as well as choice selections from Takashi Kumagai, Hiroshi Ozawa and Masahiko Sakata.
—HoneyeeJanuary 4, 2013 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Grey.
—02. Navy.
End have recently received a couple of Visvim's best winter products. They aren't their most progressive, but they are simple, well designed and well made. These ribbed wool hats have always been a favorite of mine and they are now available in grey and navy.
Visvim December 20, 2012 by Philip Watts 
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—01. Shawl collar.
—02. Patch pockets.
While not necessarily a brand I normally look out for, I've been seeing this particular jacket around all season, and I can't deny it's appeal. It may be expensive, but the simple design and choice of fabric would make it a near-everyday option during the fall months.
The Bureau, Visvim 
