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New runner boost our line-up of premium trainers
Introducing a new stylish version of trainers, inspired by old classic runners from the 70s, such as the Brooks Vanguard and similar models. With their streamlined silhouette, minimalistic pattern and clean sole, it's undoubtedly a timeless type of shoe.)
News - shoe repair patches in both leather and textile
Have you got holes in your shoes? Or is the lining of your heels worn out? Our new self-adhesive shoe repair patches are the solution.)
Interview with Erik Mannby - The magazine editor-in-chief and second hand king
Erik Mannby has many strings to his bow. In addition to being editor-in-chief of the Plaza Uomo magazine and co-owner of the men's tailor Götrich, he also runs the successful vintage and second hand shop Pete & Harry. After many years in the business, he certainly has a wealth of knowledge about men's style.)
Interview with Andreas Klow - "L'avvocato svedese"
Andreas Klow is the menswear enthusiast who is so enthusiastic that he has become an established style profile, alongside his regular job as a lawyer. His Instagram profile name Flannels and tweed says a lot about what underpins his style. Skolyx met him during this summer's Pitti Uomo fair.)
Wide range of high quality belts - several models restocked
We offer a wide range of different belts, both more casual braided belts in both leather or textile, and various more formal leather belts. Some have been out of stock for a while, but have just been restocked. Our belts are made in carefully selected factories that have a long experience in making belts and only use high quality materials.)
Interview with Andreas Weinås - Scandinavia's style expert
Andreas Weinås is undoubtedly one of the main faces of classic men's style in Scandinavia, with many years in the industry in various places. Always extremely well dressed in garments with a perfect fit - a great style inspiration for many. Skolyx had a chat with him.)
Pitti Uomo 102 - day 1
Yesterday the summer edition of the Pitti Uomo men's fashion fair in Florence got underway, the first "real" edition since the pandemic. It was clear that there was an overwhelming need for people in the industry to see each other again, to meet their colleagues in real life, to be able to see and try on the clothes and shoes before placing the orders for next year, and so on. Here's a report with lots of photos from the first day's events.)
Trends in quality shoes - report from Pitti Uomo
During last week's men's fashion fair in Florence, many exhibitors showed off the footwear that are supposed to be on the market next year, and there is a lot pointing to where the somewhat vaguely defined "quality shoe sphere" is headed. Skolyx summarises.)
Interview with Simon Crompton - the lantern of menswear
With his website Permanent Style, the Brit Simon Crompton has become an advisor and inspiration for people around the world who are interested in classic menswear. With a base in the British and tailored, though with more casual inputs in recent years, he guides his readers through the style jungle. Read about his view on where the menswear scene is heading.)
Pitti Uomo 102 - Day 3
Thursday at the Pitti Uomo men's fashion fair is a little slower in Florence, and in many ways perhaps the most enjoyable day to be there as you have more time with the exhibitors and the people you meet are less stressed. Here's a report from day three.)
Interview with Gui Bo - a modern style icon
Gui Bo is the epitome of a modern style icon. He is sometimes called one of the world's most photographed men, who has been a favourite of street style photographers for many years. The basis of it all is a passionate interest in fashion and classic men's style - not to mention quality footwear.)