Hiroshi Kato

Hiut Denim was created in Cardigan by David and Clare Hieatt to revive the town's lost denim industry. With a focus on craftsmanship, sustainability, and storytelling, the company employs skilled locals who once made thousands of jeans weekly. Hiut produces small-batch, high quality denim, blending tradition with innovation to celebrate slow fashion and meaningful design....

Anonymous Ism treats socks like an art form. Inspired by vintage Americana, military gear, and traditional Japanese textiles, they craft socks that deliver both utility and timeless style. Made in small batches on specialist machines, each pair is woven with premium natural fibres. Whether peeking out from under selvedge denim or paired with your favourite boots, they add just the right amount of character to every step....

Gitman Vintage is where timeless craftsmanship meets contemporary style. Proudly made in the USA, every shirt echoes the legacy of Max Gitman, blending heritage details like box pleats and chalk buttons with playful designs and modern tailoring. Rooted in the archives yet always forward-looking, Gitman Vintage redefines wardrobe essentials with fabrics and prints that stand out. Whether it’s an Oxford for the office or a bold print for the weekend, these are shirts built to last and made to be noticed. ...

A flea market Henley from 1911 sparked a revival. Designers Gitta and Peter Plotnicki uncovered century-old loopwheelers in the Swabian Alps, bringing Merz b. Schwanen back to life with a focus on timeless, workwear-inspired style. The Good Originals line honours vintage craftsmanship, while the modern Good Basics range fuses organic materials and practical design for everyday wear. It’s not just clothing; it’s a dedication to sustainability and heritage, made to last....