Arrivals: LOW CLASSIC SS11

INVENTORY Vol. 02 No. 04

INVENTORY's latest issue shines a light on the ubiquitous Mark McNairy and the venerable Daiki Suzuki as they discuss their time designing their respective collections for Woolrich Woolen Mills. Also included in the feature-packed fourth installment is a trip to New Mexico with Yuki Matsuda as well as in-depth conversations with Japanese street tailor, Deluxe, plus editorials on Rolex, Supreme, and Mr. Bathing Ape.

LOW CLASSIC

LOW CLASSIC is everything that is right and good with womenswear in South Korea. Designers Lee Myoung Sin, Park Jin Sun, and Hwang Hyunji met as classmates in Konkuk University's prestigious Art & Design Division of Apparel track in 2004 and established LOW CLASSIC in 2009. With an impressive log of past accolades, including participation in the Prada Transformer: Waist Down exhibition in Seoul and editorials in the Korean editions of Dazed & Confused and Nylon, these 24 yr. old design darlings are poised for global domination with their uncanny ability to make modern design feel familiar.

LOW CLASSIC makes their exclusive U.S. debut at Milkmade! Sign up for our newsletter and find us on Facebook to be the first to see the collection up close.

Arrivals: Apartamento issue 06

"Apartamento first issue was released in April 2008 as a magazine interested in homes, living spaces and design solutions as opposed to houses, photo ops and design dictatorships. The magazine is a logical result of the post-materialist mind shift. People are bored with the ostentatious and über-marketing. There is a real quest for identity in the midst of mass production and globalization, and that quest leads to what is personal, what is natural, what is real."





















Apartamento issue 06 features: Carl Johan De Geer, Paz de la Huerta, Leon Ransmeier, 6a Architects, Anders Edström, Ramdane and Victorie Touhami, Felisa Pinto, Herrenstein, Gosha Rubchinskiy, Paul Schiek, Coming to a boil, Outdoor living and cactus misfits, Les Nouïes, Island of calvary, Leopoldo Pomés, Today’s home, Charlie Koolhaas, Plus: Kinder, an everyday life kids supplement curated by Benjamin Sommerhalder with a coloring book by James Jarvis, an interview with Tomi Ungerer, a feature by Yukari Miyagi and kids' activity pages by Miranda July.

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