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CHITO X WU YUÉ

CHITO and Wu Yué have for the first time publicly joined forces to hold Always Change, Never Change—an exhibition in which they did what they do best: their own thing. Held at the recently-founded London-based OMNI, the duo took over the gallery in a true collaborative effort, sharing the space in such a way that their own distinctive yet colliding street-themed art practice shone separately and collectively /

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CultureMichaël Smith
MADE IN ENGLAND, Creative Series: LIAM ALVY

In partnership with Dr.Marten’s the "MADE IN ENGLAND: Creative Series" is a sequence of studio visits with British creatives, all of which embody an enduring commitment to building something visceral, tactile and made to last. For the third in the series we visit the studio of Leeds based Artist Liam Alvy /

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CultureGraeme Gaughan
MADE IN ENGLAND, Creative Series: JOBE BURNS

In partnership with DR.Marten’s the "MADE IN ENGLAND: Creative Series" is a sequence of studio visits with British creatives, all of which embody an enduring commitment to building something visceral, tactile and made to last. For the first in the series we visit the studio of London based Spacial Designer and Sculptor Jobe Burns /

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CultureGraeme Gaughan
FEATURE: POST-CONSUMERISM ERA

As Black Friday kicked off the holiday shopping season, it may be time to move on from over shopping, to conscious shopping. TNO caught up with Silas Oda Adler and Brendon Babenzien to discuss alternatives to excess consumerism /

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CultureMichaël Smith
INTERVIEW: ANDREW JACKSON

Nobody knows Los Angeles like Andrew Jackson… like an eagle souring above the urban sprawl, he has seen the city for a lifetime via two wheels. And that time spent in the saddle gives you a different perspective, one that is built on collective passions and appreciation of your community & surroundings. A perspective that brakes down barriers and re-writes the rules. We caught up with the Canyon rider to hear about his journey from Pro BMX into the world of Gravel, and how he plans to change the game and the culture of cycling /

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CultureGraeme Gaughan
INTERVIEW: DAN CARTER

Dan Carter is considered one of the greatest rugby players in the history of the sport. He holds the all-time international points scoring record, has two World Cup winner’s medals, and spent 12 years as the key playmaker of a team that achieved the highest winning percentage of any international sports team ever.

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INTERVIEW: CIVILIST

Julian and Foley reflect on 10 years of Civilist. Paving the way for the rapid rise of skateculture in the city of Berlin, Civilists store opening in 2009 allowed for iconic skatbrands to make their debut in Germany. Countless in-store parties, art exhibitions and launches brought about the blooming of a subculture.

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FEATURE : ROSCOMAR

Roscomar’s Johan Olsson has made circularity the sole focus of his brand. Like most, he’s taken lockdown to reflect on what he’s done and what he wishes to do. And so, the once leisure- and lifestyle-oriented shoe has grown into one that’s more conscious, less harmful to the environment /

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INTERVIEW : FLOCK TOGETHER

For those who maybe unaware Flock Together is a democratic collective of people of colour, formed in the throes of the confusion and heat of the BLM movement - set up for those seeking to learn, and to find, in order to better navigate life - yet it is also a personal journey for each member to experience /

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INTERVIEW: TIM SOAR

Ex-high-fashion designer (and ex-graphic design consultant and music curator and DJ, you name it), now sportswear designer Tim Soar aims to ease the discomfort that will surely arouse when on a run. A keen runner himself, he built a brand with the firm commitment to really go out and test every single product he develops with his team. Bringing about high-performance, technical activewear that is durable and, of course, looks good. Man’s a fashion designer by profession after all /

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INTERVIEW: CONSTANT PRACTICE’S ZEKE HEMME

Zeke Hemme is the man behind the archival fashion account @constant_practice. In a nutshell, the way he himself got to build a following eager for his distinctive roster — at times utilitarian and military-inspired, at times baggy and nonchalant, and, let us not forget, jazzed up by the well-kept holy grail — is through “constant practice,” as he likes to put it.

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