Cortex Bike Helmet

Cortex is a range of vintage bicycle helmets conceived by Hedon. Named after the prefrontal cortex (the sweet spot where our brains precious pleasure center is located) the classic helmet was designed to protect your fragile frontal lobe in stylish comfort. Each Cortex Helmet comes with 21 heavenly cushions made up of 3 different thicknesses to make sure that our helmet fits snugly and comfortably on every head and to ensure the most effective safety position. All helmets are trimmed in genuine calf leather and features our distinctive logo plaque in copper and brass.

2UNFOLD NEUTRAL | BY HARD GRAFT

Leather crafters Hard Graft have introduced their 2Unfold Laptop Bag from their new Neutral Grey collection. The beloved classic and popular multi-use laptop bag is the very foundation of Hard GrafT, it is super versatile with multiple personalities adjusting to your needs(use it as a briefcase, shoulder bag or backpack), and although its slim, you can fit quite a load, including a 15" or 17” MacBook Pro....
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HTP NAVAL RIDER

Human Time Project have presented their new watch, the Naval Rider, created for those that enjoy the true meaning of adventure. The watch is equipped with a 50mm, IP Black coated Stainless Steel case with Miyota quartz movement. It features a beautiful grey "vintage" leather strap. Only 150 to be made, so hurry with your order. Human Time Project have come a long way since they started, the company as you may know was created to give wrist watches to...
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CORA CLASSIC RUCKSACK | BY IGNOBLE

Ignoble is a US brand established in 2009, it is an independent men´s brand with a focus on style-conscious, thoughtfully designed black backpacks. The Cora Classic Rucksack featured here, is hand assembled in small runs by a military-grade soft goods production facility. The bag features padded straps, a padded airmesh back, a front stash-pocket, a hood stash-pocket, dual side utility pockets and a large main compartment with adjustable hood, draw cord opening, int...
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