Working Title Spring-Summer '14 Lookbook

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Photographer: Seth Fluker
Model: Kristie Muller

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Toronto-based shop Working Title has just published their Spring-Summer '14 lookbook online. Featuring a selection of products from Études, Patrik Ervell, Gosha Rubchinskiy, Gitman Vintage and Engineered Garments, the lookbook was photographed by Seth Fluker who then created digital collages with the images.

—Working Title
—Seth Fluker

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Cottonopolis Catalina Jacket

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—01. Exclusive to Oi Polloi.
—02. Made in UK.

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The Catalina Jacket is a quintessential 1960s spring-weight cotton bomber produced by Cottonopolis, Oi Polloi's in-house line. Made entirely in the UK, it features an interesting curved yoke detail, check lining and two button front pockets, much like the original vintage version it was patterned after. These jackets are being offered in three colours, but with limited numbers available don't wait too long if they suit your liking.

—Available at Oi Polloi

Matatabi Coolmax Cushion

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—01. Made in Japan.
—02. Stay hungry. Stay foolish.

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Certain homeware items do a great job of speaking to the interests of their owner, and are not just bland, unnoticeable objects. This example pays homage to the Whole Earth Epilog – a later edition in Stuart Brand's revered series, published in 1974 – and moreover serves as an attractive and useful couch cushion.

—Available at Silver and Gold

Arc'teryx Endorphin & Adam Campbell

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To mark the release of the latest Endorphin collection, which includes lightweight jackets, tops and shorts for the summer season ahead, Arc'teryx sat down and spoke with ultra runner Adam Campbell. One of Vancouver's most prolific runners, he's been working with Arc'teryx for several years now. To hear his thoughts on training versus racing click on the link below.

—Arc'teryx Endorphin: Race Video
—Arc'teryx

Jil Sander Knit Sweater

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—01. Raglan sleeves.

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While Jil Sander announced its new creative director a few days ago, the last of the pieces designed by the company's German founder are now in stores around the world. This navy blue wool sweater is one of the more pared down garments this season, and though slightly on the heavy side for summer, it's a great year-round piece.

—Available at Roden Gray

Très Bien Spring-Summer '14 Lookbook

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—01. Charcoal Light Long Coat.
—02. Technical Black Zip Shirt.

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Très Bien have become one of the leaders in men's retail over the past eight years and they continue to push forward. With the release of Sun Buddies; their line with Our Legacy, Welcome; and now their first full seasonal collection, the Swedish retailers-cum-designers have produced a small, focused offering that's now available through their online store.

—Très Bien Spring-Summer '14

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Mackintosh Dunkeld LP SS Cotton Coat

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—01. Beige.
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I'd been on the lookout for a tan coloured coat for a couple of seasons, and after a fair bit of searching online and in-person, this Mackintosh came out the winner. While I like the brand's classic rubberized cotton outerwear, it's not ideal all of the time. Fortunately this spring they commissioned Loro Piana to produce a water-resistant cotton, and combined with their iconic Dunkeld style, it's immediately become one of my favourite garments.

—Available at Nitty Gritty

Stussy 'Cornwall Cornwall' Editorial

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Photographer: Brett Lloyd
Stylist: Tom Guinness
Model: Felix Feltham
Photo Assistant: Jack Belgrove
Stylist Assistant: Laura Vartiainen

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Stussy have just released the third edition of their Biannual, a large format publication which highlights the season's best products and offers insight into some of their recent projects. Inside, you will find Cornwall Cornwall, an excellent editorial by stylist Tom Guinness and photographer Brett Lloyd, which offers a British perspective on Stussy's Spring-Summer '14 offering.

—Stussy Biannual, Vol – 3

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