We’ve put together a special Queensday shelf, to celebrate the color orange (and the queen of the Netherlands…) 1. Knit-ted look book fall 2010 2. Journal de Nîmes Nº6, the Dutch issue 3. Cuvée René Gueuze Lambic Beer 4. [ Continue reading ]

1. Daido Moriyama – ’71-NY 2. Old letterset  from flea market in Antwerp 3. Text010 – Burial + Fourtet + Thom Yorke 4. Flying Lotus – Cosmogramma Gold Edition 5. 90’s Mickey Mouse Soap 6. Vintage Pen Case (an… [ Continue reading ]

1. Diner Journal 2. Karl Lagerfeld – Metamorphoses of an American 3. Vintage soda water bottle 4. Vintage Kaweco Pen set 5. Kusmi Tea from The Village 6. Vintage coin holder 7. Vintage denim… [ Continue reading ]

With this disaster of unparalleled proportions fresh in everyone’s minds, Tenue de Nîmes have decided to dedicate this issue to all of the people in Japan. We wish they will find hope and strength as they now slowly start to deal with the aftermath of the… [ Continue reading ]

Tenue de Nîmes have released its 7th Journal de Nîmes today: The North American issue. Two of the many highlights of this issue are a portrait of Cone Denim and the New Haven Math Club photo-shoot for Gant Rugger. Another must-read is an extensive piece in which Tenue… [ Continue reading ]

1. If There Ever Was – A book of extinct and impossible smells 2. White Jasmine Sparklin Tea 3. Vintage Buddy Lee 4. The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work by Alain de Botton 5. Vintage Heuer stopwatch… [ Continue reading ]

WeTransfer, the extremely nice and easy to use file sharing site with its huge wallpapers in the background was already our favorite. Mon ami Nalden, partner behind this all, gave me this little present: Another Channel. My own file sharing channel with my… [ Continue reading ]

CitizenM asked me to contribute to CitizenMag’s 5th edition focussing on beauty. What exactly is beauty? We like to believe that ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder’ because it celebrates the fact that everybody has a different opinion about it. [ Continue reading ]

The new Blend Magazine just hit the doormat with our new Treasures, featuring: 1. SAV, A Swedish sparkling wine based on birch sap. 2. Russian Criminal Tattoo Encyclopaedia Volume I. 3. Two vintage Barclays Bank deposit wallets. 4. My Dear Bomb by… [ Continue reading ]

1. Yauatcha Tea 2. Andre Clouet Rose 3. Antique print of the Solar System (1889) 4. Vintage Midland Bank Limited paper money bag 5. Vintage Kaweco Sports set for the Olympics of 1972 in Munich 6. Russian… [ Continue reading ]

1. Autumn leaf 2. Surface 2 Air S/S 2011 3. Ginger Beer by Belevoire Fruit Farm 4. David Bowie – Space oddity 5. Vintage Exacompta notes 6. Butt Magazine 7. Cobber — By… [ Continue reading ]

1. Dolfin Ginger Chocolate 2. Underworld by Kelly Klein 3. Insects Card Set by Postalco 4. Noodlers water resistant fountain pen ink 5. Antique razor by James 6. Gli Spaghetti Dei Martelli 7. [ Continue reading ]

Bas, my former partner in crime at Anothercompany, started this little recurrent feature called ‘On The Shelf’ on his own Uniform Studio Blog. I love the idea of featuring a few favorites in one piece and we decided to make it a shared feature. We start… [ Continue reading ]

Extremely proud being a partner, we present you the new Tenue de Nîmes website. The site includes a new blog (a daily update by the name of Journal de Nîmes), a web-shop with most of the products they stock in the Amsterdam based store and all… [ Continue reading ]

We, Tenue de Nîmes and Anothersomething, shared our new Treasures in Blend Magazine. This time focusing on the harsh winter weather and all you need to survive. 1. Rocky Mountain Featherbed at our online store > tenuedenimes.com / 2. Icon… [ Continue reading ]

Tenue de Nîmes have joined creative forces with Umbrella brand London Undercover to produce a special denim Umbrella. This striking accessory represents both brands perfectly: combining an established classic with a modern touch. The umbrella itself is made with an industrial strength traditional frame of natural… [ Continue reading ]

Open publication – Free publishing – More tenue de nimes Our new Journal de Nimes Nº6 -The Dutch issue- is officially launched today. Because of the Tenue de Nîmes 2 year anniversary we felt it was the right moment to show… [ Continue reading ]

Starting today I will try to build up Another Gift Guide. A short daily posts with just the product, description and the link to give some inspiration on what to buy for your loved ones. If you have suggestions, don’t be shy and share them with… [ Continue reading ]

Next week I will start an experiment in Another Galaxy. Stay tuned…… [ Continue reading ]

My favorite autumn and winter jackets, put together in the dutch Bright Magazine issue 36. Clockwise: The new interpretation of the duffel coat by Soulland; the return of the Rocky Mountain Featherbed; celebrating 180 years of Woolrich with… [ Continue reading ]

For the last International Blend Magazine we’ve put together the Treasures we found when visiting the Red Wing Shoes factory back in June: 1. Red Wing Shoes – Mister Red Wing Shoes repairing himself. 2. Denim & Boots – The prefect combination. 3. Cars… [ Continue reading ]

It feels already a little outdated since there are new iPad cases released every day, but our latest addition to Bright Magazine was this small overview of some cases, bags, sleeves, books and give-it-a-name to cover your iPad. Clockwise: Hard Graft, Marware,… [ Continue reading ]

Proud to be part of this newcomer we present you the new dutch knitwear label Knit-ted. Knit-ted launches its first collection with high-quality knitwear basics that are comfortable, stylish and timeless, with subtle, surprising details. [ Continue reading ]

In the 5th issue of Journal de Nîmes we already showed you a few ways of knotting your tie and folding you pocket square. Since the day we made the illustration I was focused on ties and since than I saw them everywhere. We've made a little list of our todays favorites and my former intern Mia Porter put together a nice article, sourced from wikipedia and all over the place and came up with this. A 'little' history of the tie, which goes back to the mid 17th century, and our favorite ties in a row. [ Continue reading ]