April 6, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Navy HBT.
One of the most simple, easy to wear items in the latest Supreme collection. Often the vintage versions fit terribly. The fabric and weight of this makes for a nice spring jacket.
Supreme April 5, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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It's been a couple seasons since we've made a new Duluth Pack, but the upcoming spring season and the opportunity to use Mossy Oak's real tree camo seemed just right. The printed canvas looks great accented by the black leather. Our custom size and strap configuration have stayed the same, along with the interior zip pocket and the custom stamp logo.
April 4, 2012 by Simon Roe 
March 23rd - May 2nd
Private View - April 5th
J+A Café
4 Sutton Lane
London
"For many, the studio is more than just a physical space - it's a state of mind. They offer us an environment where we can safely ruminate, surrounded by all the tools we need to bring new ideas to fruition. Whether we need chaos or clarity, a studio provides welcome refuge from all the distractions of the world outside."
James Pearson-Howes April 4, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Made in USA.
You've probably seen them before in some fabric, form or another, the fatigue shorts have become a summer staple. Now made by various brands, the simple, classic shorts are the perfect warm weather bottom. This spring however, they come in the best fabric possible, olive reversed sateen.
Engineered Garments April 3, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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In the land of fine footwear collaborations between Alden, Tricker's et al, there isn't a lot left out there to do. Subtly is the key, as it is easy to get carried away with wild combinations that will be out of date by the end of the season. The Bureau have ventured to come up with their own trademark moc toe shoe. The result is a classy, casual, nice looking shoe made by Alden.
Alden, The Bureau April 2, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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"Let’s Make History is a three-part story featuring selected merchandise from the Nepenthes New York store’s Spring Summer 2012 collections. This project was shot by JIMA on location in and around Port Authority, 7th and 8th avenues and Bryant Park.
Nepenthes NY Presents is a series of original content created to highlight some of our favorite items and products. The works found on this site are the collaboration of ideas between Nepenthes New York and like-minded artists."April 2, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Nanamica Wind Anorak.
—02. London Undercover Umbrella.
Polka dots and camouflage are not particularly hard to find patterns this season, but that doesn't mean you should ignore them. Both are still among my favorites.
London Undercover, Nanamica April 1, 2012 by Philip Watts 
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—02. Voewood, sunlight on wood.
I was introduced to both this exhibition and artist by friend of Inventory Christophe Docherty, who is one half of the excellent Lawson Books imprint out of Edinburgh. The work of Roger Ackling is both striking and simplistic, and for the last 35 years the artist has produced all of his work using the same method: focussing sunlight through a handheld magnifying glass to burn and mark discarded pieces of wood and scraps of card. As the gallery website puts it best: "The resulting works have a weight and strength and sombre stillness which belies their often small scale and everyday origins. They have the power to transform the environment that they inhabit: making quiet interventions that subtly alter the space around them. Ackling’s work urges a renewed awareness of the small, the silent, the marginal, the overlooked."
