The Hydrodynamica Project show at The Garage Sale Project There’s this amazing thing that happens sometimes, especially in small cities, especially in a city as magically weird as San Francisco can be, where you stumble upon something or meet someone by chance and everything just opens up, wide open,

Black Crane is a gorgeous line created by Momo Yamaguchi. Based in Los Angeles, Momo and her husband Alexander Yamaguchi have created a life that is reflected in their designs; beauty, simplicity, a deep appreciation for nature, and elegance reign here. Momo took the time to answer some questions for

Had the honor of interviewing the supremely talented photographer Eric Kvatek [http://www.kvatek.com/] for Revolver and he was ever so gracious to answer some questions about his career, motivations, and the way he goes about crafting his arresting and beautiful photos. Eric has worked for such prominent brands

Workers is the passion of Okayama based Takashi Tateno - a small garment producer based in Okayama, Japan reproducing and tweaking vintage workwear pieces from around the world. Always on point, perfect fits, with attentive detailing, beautiful fabrics and homage to the past, Workers is a modern re-creation of history,

METSA - an emerging natural inspired collection from Canada features light fabrics, hand dyed to create beautiful, clean items. Markus the designer behind Metsa provides answers to understand the brands history and future. When and where did you start Metsa? Could you tell us more about the name, your line

Loopwheeler makes the best fleece items in the world using a slow dedicated focused approach in rural Japan. They are made using vintage loops that typically make only about 9 meters a day. Beautifully slow crafted, the fleece is meant to last a lifetime and age perfectly with the wearer.