ASKET CELEBRATES 10 YEARS OF SUSTAINABLE CRAFTSMANSHIP

Asket marks its 10th anniversary with a temporary store in Berlin from October 22 to November 2 and the launch of A Case Study The T Shirt. The brand has built a permanent collection of timeless essentials made exclusively in Europe from natural fibers. Each piece is carefully traced back to its source, from farms to mills, allowing customers to understand how where and at what cost the garments are made.

Asket focuses on slow thoughtful consumption, encouraging a shift away from instant gratification toward valuing quality and longevity. The brand uses natural biodegradable and renewable fibers, creating products that feel good last long and age beautifully. All production takes place in the European Union with partners in Italy Portugal and Romania who share Asket’s commitment to craftsmanship and quality.

Every garment is designed with a perfect fit in mind offering multidimensional sizing that considers both physical and aesthetic requirements. Asket also provides free repairs and complimentary spare parts worldwide while offering a take back program to resell or recycle garments no longer wanted.

Full transparency is at the heart of Asket’s philosophy with complete supply chain cost and footprint information available for every product. This approach reflects the brand’s dedication to sustainability quality and enduring style.

Exhibition Opening at Kornfeld Galerie Berlin: Stéphane Couturier’s E-1027+123 Series

Kornfeld Galerie Berlin now opens its new exhibition, presenting Stéphane Couturier’s photo series E-1027+123, in which the French photographer turns his lens toward Eileen Gray’s legendary modernist villa, E-1027. The villa – later altered by Le Corbusier, who, against Gray’s wishes, painted his expressive murals on its walls – was violated in Gray’s view, leading her to never set foot in it again. Today, E-1027 stands as an important site in architectural history, where reality and abstraction intersect, and the meeting of many creative minds creates a living dialogue. Couturier, as one of them, uses double exposure to create something new from the familiar, presenting the known in an unfamiliar way. He captures perfectly how a space can become far more than just that, how it can be so political, poetic and deeply personal all at once.

LEVI’S AND BARBOUR CELEBRATE HERITAGE THROUGH COLLABORATIVE COLLECTION

Levi’s and Barbour unite for a special collaboration celebrating over 170 years of craftsmanship, heritage, and functional design. The collection combines Barbour’s signature waxed cotton with Levi’s classic denim to create limited-edition jackets, apparel, and accessories that merge durability with timeless style.

Highlights include reimagined versions of Barbour’s Spey and Bedale jackets alongside Levi’s Type II styles in denim and waxed cotton. Each piece reflects the shared workwear roots and dedication to quality that define both brands.

The campaign, photographed by Tbone Fletcher and styled by Tirino Yspol, focuses on real artisans and makers who embody the spirit of craft. A complementary Re Loved program gives vintage Levi’s denim new life through Barbour’s waxed fabrics, creating one of a kind pieces that honor repair and renewal.

The Levi’s x Barbour collection launches worldwide on October 30 in select stores and online.

BLUER FW25–26: PERFORMANCE MEETS STYLE

Blauer’s FW25–26 collection combines innovation, performance, and contemporary design for a dynamic urban audience. The collection blends street style with functional, durable materials, offering versatile outerwear suitable for both city life and rugged environments. Signature colors like Plaza Taupe and Black Green reflect the brand’s commitment to uncompromising performance while maintaining a modern aesthetic.

Crafted from weather-resistant fabrics and featuring practical details, each piece balances comfort and technical innovation with sleek, minimal design. FW25–26 reinforces Blauer’s vision of creating garments that are as stylish as they are functional, meeting the demands of a performance-driven and style-conscious audience.