Colour

Size

White

Blanc

Crew Socks in White

Black

Noir

Crew Socks in Black

Grey Mix

Mélange de gris

Crew Socks in Grey Mix

Black Stripe

Rayure noire

Crew Socks in Black Stripe

Bottle Green Stripe

Rayures vert bouteille

Crew Socks in Bottle Green Stripe

Rose Stripe

Rayure Rose

Crew Socks in Rose Stripe

Columbia Stripe

Crew Socks in Columbia Stripe

Harvard Stripe

Rayures Harvard

Crew Socks in Harvard Stripe

Grey Mix Stripe

Rayures mixtes grises

Crew Socks in Grey Mix Stripe

Navy Stripe

Rayure marine

Crew Socks in Navy Stripe

Dark Teal Stripe

Rayure sarcelle foncée

Crew Socks in Dark Teal Stripe

Cobalt Blue

Crew Socks in Cobalt Blue

Crew Socks

Chaussettes mi-mollet

Our very own Brand Collaborations Manager, 

 is a born curator. From uncovering brands and developing products that complement 

, to fostering relationships in his after-hours role as Partner and Partnerships Director at 

, an emerging print magazine and online publisher.

We asked Patrick what’s piquing his interest for this month’s 

—a round-up of things our team and community are currently loving and learning from.

“Everything Chaz and his team are doing to roll out their new album has been incredible—like the 

, album artwork and merch by design studio 

 they made for it. (Mahal means love in Tagalog, btw.)”

JJJJound x Padmore & Barnes P404 Original Boot

 is actually the original manufacturer of the Clarks Wallabee. They’ve been operating out of Kilkenny, Ireland since 1934, but shut down in 2003. They reopened as an independent company in 2013 and brought back the same designs, materials, and commitment to quality that Clarks became known for. Some of Padmore & Barnes’ past collaborations include Supreme, United Arrows, Comme des Garçons, and Stüssy, and more recently, JJJJound and King Kennedy Rugs. The real deal source material.”

“These are like lil blankets for your feet, I wear them pretty much every day! We just did a collaboration version with 

“I just ordered this! It catalogues the uptick of movie merch and promo swag from 1975 to 2005 in all its overtly excessive glory. My grandma used to manage film bookings for Famous Players, and big-screen movie experiences were a huge part of my childhood. We went to all of the theatre openings in and around Toronto. At a lot of the premieres, we got these plastic swag buckets filled with shirts and branded trinkets. This book reminds me of that time.”

“My go-to. My all-day-everyday tee, I love the structured fit and weight to it. With more wear, the shirt softens up but still maintains that premium weight and feel thanks to its Egyptian long-staple cotton.”

Rubber Bands and a Shoebox, 500 piece puzzle by Paul Labonté

“I gave in to the pandemic puzzle trend with this one. Something to get my eyes off of screens for a bit. I just ordered 

 from Curves by Sean Brown to do next.”

Wrong Answer x Intramural Pop-up Bookshop

 just launched a month-long pop-up bookstore in Toronto focused on art and design. There’s vintage apparel sourced by NY-based 

, Michael Nyarkoh and a few others, beautiful home objects made by 

“I just started watching this show on Apple TV+ and it has this Terry Gilliam meets Black Mirror meets Being John Malkovich vibe that I’m really into so far. The office has a retrofuturist, corporate purgatory aesthetic that reminds me of 

Oscar Niemeyer’s French Communist Party Headquarters

 in Paris, which I had the very short luxury of sneaking into just before the pandemic broke out.”

“I just got a puppy and one of his first toys is this cute bouquet of roses from Mollywags in the Junction! Very fitting for a dog named Romeo haha. I’ve been using them to teach him to fetch!”

032c x Anton Belinskiy fundraising benefit tee

 leveraging their reach as a platform for change, beyond performative social media posts and without overreaching their role. While some brands are severing its ties to Russia in line with wider economic sanctions, others are focused on resource support and raising relief funds. 

 sold out of its charity tee and decided to open source the shirt design for anyone that wants to support the cause and missed out on the shirt.”

An everyday tee with an elevated feel. As its name suggests, this Crew has a relaxed, boxy fit that cascades into a straight-fitting torso and sleeves. Made from our heavyweight cotton jersey, with a ribbed crewneck collar, for a more structured look and feel.

Box Crew in White

Kotn by Actual Source Crew Sweater in Fawn/Black

Denim to go against the grain. A relaxed, slightly balloon-shaped leg that defies gender, rather than following old formulas of how denim should fit. A traditional dirty production process, our jeans were built to last in a recycled cotton blend, crafted and dyed safely without the traditional chemicals or toxic disposal techniques used. Shown here in standard men’s North American sizing for ease of purchase. For a wider size and fit range in the same cut, explore our Women’s Anti-Fit.

Men's Anti-Fit Denim in Dark Wash

Kotn by Actual Source Notebook in Teal

An everyday long sleeve with an elevated feel, perfect for layering or wearing on its own. Made from our heavyweight 'cardboard' cotton jersey for a more structured look and feel, it features a relaxed fit and dropped shoulder, which creates an easygoing drape.

Men's Heavyweight Longsleeve in Natural

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