STYLE: VONSCHLOO Shelf Loudspeaker/ Stussy x Champion Japan 2015 Fall/Winter Windstopper Coach Jacket/ VANQUISH Nordic Mohair Knit Cardigan Is a Traditional Sweater with a Cheeky Twist/ Iikone Brings Art to Your Mornings With New Coffee Brewer

 

The Swiss-made VONSCHLOO brings a new look and sound to your home with its latest shelf loudspeaker. Made up of composite cement, the made to order speaker is cut and shaped by hand that provides a beautiful look and sound to your home. Additionally, the shelf loudspeaker is also assembled in Switzerland and also comes in a floor standing edition. You can add the shelf loudspeaker to your own home via VONSCHLOO’s site.

 

Stussy and Chmapion’s Japanese imprint are supplementing this season’s fleece drop with yet another piece for Fall/Winter 2015. Taking on the prototypical coach jacket, the collaborative release comes in both black and grey and ditches the silhouette’s usual nylon construction in favor of Champion’s signature Reverse Weave construction and WINDSTOPPER fabric. Retailing for ¥29,500 JPY (approximately $244 USD), the collaborative jacket is due out October 30 at Stussy’s Japanese chapters, the Stussy Japan web store and ZOZOTOWN.

Japanese streetwear mainstay VANQUISH releases a new outerwear staple item under its Fall/Winter 2015 collection, with a bit of tongue-in-cheek styling that meets functionality. The cardigan in question, mostly comprised of mohair, utilizes a nordic design pattern across the bust, and features a seven-button front closure in a long-sleeve base. VANQUISH sneaks in its iconic “Fxxking Rabbits” motif into the pattern for a subtle twist to the traditional look, but falls under the “once you see it you can’t unsee it” design scheme that will certainly make this cardigan a favorite. Pre-orders begin October 26 and end November 30, with an expected delivery date to fall late November to early December. Place your order now for approximately $330 USD.

For more from “Fxxking Rabbits” and its label FR2, check out its recent collaboration with V/SUAL head Van Styles.

Thanks to Polish designer, Bartosz Garlinski, the way you watch and make your occasional cup of drip coffee has just gotten a little bit more interesting. Dubbed the Iikone, art has been brought to your kitchen where the usual exposed elements of a coffee brewer are brought to the forefront for you to witness the entire process, thanks for a special exposed cone-shaped filter. You can purchase the stainless steel drip brewer on Iikone’s site now for approximately $700 USD.

Source: Contemporist