Interviews

The Museum of Peace of Quiet is a clothing brand, not a real place. But its founders want you to visit in your mind.

Mike McLachlan left his job as a screen printer to build this brand full-time. So far, it's flourished.

The brand slipped into dormancy a half-decade ago. It's back, and under new ownership. But, why now?

Ian Schon runs a complex pen and watch manufacturing business. Single-handedly.

We speak with Giorgio Galli, Timex Group’s Chief Design Director, about the brand's quartz watch phenomenon — and their newest model.

Mr. Slowboy (aka Fei Wang) draws portraits for brands like Barbour, Mont Blanc, BMW and a bunch more. Now, he's put out a book that recaps his portfolio thus far.

Read our bite-sized interview with the celebrated singer-songwriter.

An interview with the self-taught watchmaker on the concepts behind his unconventional designs.

A. Lange & Söhne CEO Wilhelm Schmid shares his perspective on the brand's sportiest watch yet.

Mikael Kennedy sells patinaed Persian rugs and makes bomber jackets, chukka boots and bags from damaged ones.

Fresh off the its first US store opening, Le Majordome owner and president Daniel Bucheli talks introducing his designs to a new audience, the keys to successful expansion and how to emphasize bespoke in spite of fast fashion.

The new 38mm S1 automatic watches, and an interview with designer Giorgio Galli.

The collection comprises stylish outerwear for adults and kids alike.

We sit down with two of Acura's bigwigs to learn more about what the brand has coming.

The EGOT winner explains the new Sperry x John Legend collection.

We interview Rick Hale of Clockwright on his brilliant, horological woodwork.

The groundbreaking free rider and coach is using her hard-won platform to fight a much bigger battle — for diversity, equity and inclusion.

Katie Arnold, the 2018 Leadville 100 women’s champ, makes it easy for anyone to transition from road to trail running.

This 22-year-old shooting guard often dresses in head-to-toe designer, but a few of his favorite items are far easier to find.

How Brain Dead's Kyle Ng has embraced the collaboration as a means to build community.