Location : Brunswick Centre
Student : Ezra Brown
Photographer : Sandra Nagel
Location : Brunswick Centre
Student : Ezra Brown
Photographer : Sandra Nagel
New section consisting of classic 6876 prints throughout the history of the brand.
The library will also seek to give context and information as to the movements and people that inspired these designs that were/are so integral to 6876 and its ideology.
2025 version of this iconic 6876 style.
Slightly larger fit than previous versions that was just developed for Journal Standard in Japan
British Millerain ripstop fabric which is a light weight 100% organic cotton, densely woven & GOTS-certified .
PFC-free, washable dry wax that makes it water repellent. windproof and passes the IDFL downproof filament test. It’s a natural alternative to synthetic outerwear fibers.
Wadded interior with Onion quilt pattern
80 gr (Primaloft Gold)
Cunningham Modern & Thomson Modern Oversized Scarfs in collaboration with Journal Standard Japan
100% Lambswool made in Scotland & specialist printing in London
Unique project featuring original photography of London & Glasgow.
Custom made T-Shirts produced in the UK 240gsm, 100% organic cotton & pre-shrunk
Front co-brand screen print & digital photographic back print
London Image : Castlehaven Community centre Camden Photography Mae Mackenzie
Etive Rain Hat developed as part of the W2 winter Capsule collection
Manufactured in Scotland utilising Halley StevensonCO Shower Repellent Finish Cotton
Unique 5 panel construction hat with reinforced brim
One size Limited Edition
Unique 5 panel construction hat with reinforced brim
One size Limited Edition
Photography Arved Colvin-Smith
Hanon x Six Eight Seven Six Collaboration which had a very limited release in 2014 & the product is now available once more after ten years in hibernation.
The Hiller jacket was produced in Eta Proof (Ventile) cotton by Stotz Switzerland.
This premium performance cotton with extra long staple fibre yarns that are gently spun and twisted, then woven into an extremely dense plain weave cloth. The result is a dense all weather fabric which has a natural touch and comfort with rain & wind protection with natural breathability.
The design language of the jacket references vintage US suppliers of the 1950’s but has been updated with contrast mesh lining and YKK zips.
Unique collaboration tone on tone branding