Norse Projects is a creative studio and brand, working at the intersection of art, design, and function. Philosophically rooted in Scandinavia with a Nordic aesthetic, and the idea that good design is functional and timeless, our sensibilities are formed through active participation of contemporary culture along with love for innovation, technology, research, and continuous progress. With our heritage in street culture and skateboarding and inspiration from architecture and the subtle landscapes of the North, each product is developed with an emphasis of relevance relating to its essential nature; from the fabric and yarns to the function it must perform.

Founded by Remy Richard-Ponvert over 100 years ago, Paraboot's specialist workers have been cutting, sewing and fashioning leather knowhow passed down many generations. Using the best leathers around, most of which are still tanned in France using techniques such as Norwegian and Goodyear welting. Paraboot has been able to deliver long lasting walking shoes. The genuine rubber soles are still moulded in their own workshops in the French Alps with no fewer than 150 operations required to produce their shoes, making Paraboot an outstanding product - one that is still made in France.

For more than 70 years, this unity between human and nature has been the driving force behind Goldwin. We believe that the greatest innovations are born from what nature teaches us, and that nature’s most important teaching is harmony.

YMC was founded in 1995 by Jimmy Collins and Fraser Moss. Across menswear, womenswear, and unisex designs, creative flair has become a hallmark of the label.

Another Aspect, established in 2019, is born from a fundamental commitment to consider every facet of our operations.

Merz B. Schwanen designs and crafts original, consciously made clothing for those who appreciate quality materials and timeless design. Our family-run, Berlin-based business is driven by steadfast values of heritage, integrity and sustainability. And, of course, the often-unsung heroes, patience and simplicity.

The story of Vétra is strongly intertwined with the saga of one family, already in the business of fabrics trade and textile industry long before the 4 latest generations founding and developing the brand. From the trademark registration in Paris in 1927 by Edouard BEERENS, to the young generation, the authentic, epic story of Vétra is rich of anecdotes and historical events.

MoonStar Company has been producing shoes in Kurume (which is a city located in Kyusyu, Japan). Kurume first prospered in the rubber industry manufacturing Jika-Tabi*shoes. We apply the technology and experience we have gained through our long history to every shoe we make.Since 1873, we have devoted ourselves to making comfortable shoes for everyone.We will keep producing “MADE IN KURUME” shoeswith pride and confidence. 

At Howlin’ we strive for timeless, playful products that are made with care. So whether it is a scarf or a shaggy waistcoat; all our products are individually manufactured and hand finished by traditionally skilled craftsmen in either Scotland, Ireland or Belgium using the highest quality yarns possible.

Since 1982 Gramicci has been making functional clothing for life in the great outdoors. Built for movement, and loved by countless cultural movements-what started out in a garage in Ventura, California has traveled to the streets of Tokyo and beyond.

Margaret Howell designs with a hands-on approach, blending functionality and authenticity to create relaxed, natural clothing. Inspired by nature, craftsmanship, and the materials she chooses—like Harris tweed and Irish linen—her collections celebrate British tradition and skilled manufacturing. With a focus on timeless, enduring design, her pieces are meant for real-world wear, reflecting thoughtful style and quality craftsmanship.