Product Archive

Large travel organiser

This large travel organiser comes from lightweight travel accessories brand To & Fro. Made by one of Japan's leading ultra-light fabric manufacturers Kajif, its nylon fabric is waterproof and semitransparent, making packing that little bit simpler. Featuring exclusive To & Fro X Monocle co-branding.

The Classic table lamp

With its clean lines and ability to provide a soft, ambient glow, this Lumena lamp is a beacon of modern South Korean elegance. Crafted with precision and designed for versatility, it features a dimmer to control the intensity of the light and it can be used both indoors and outdoors, allowing you to create the perfect ambience wherever you choose to place it.

Issue 155 – double issue

Where is the best place to live? What makes a city tick? How can we improve our lot? Monocle's Quality of Life Survey has posed this question for the past 15 years and 2022's July/August issue contains the latest. How does your city fare? Plus: hot looks, sunny stays and the perfect summer playlist.

Classic Valstarino

One of Italian menswear label Valstar’s iconic products. Made in Italy with stretch cotton poplin, the Classic Valstarino is inspired by American military flight jackets and features a five-button front and two patch pockets. Collaborating with Monocle, Valstar has customised the jacket with co-branded buttons and neck label as well as exclusive waistbands, collars and cuffs, only available to Monocle customers.

Issue 140

Monocle's get-up-and-go February issue highlights 50 ways to hit play after 12-months of pauses. We sit down with the Greek PM to talk about kickstarting a national brand, do a little disaster planning in Helsinki and highlight the businesses to benchmark from Tokyo to Toronto. Readers can also count on a raft of recommendations, recipes, makers and shaker-uppers – and even an imagined Monocle kibbutz. It's time to press on.

The Forecast 2023

Seeking reasons to be optimistic about the year to come? Look no further than The Forecast, Monocle's confident, opportunity-focused look ahead to 2023. From the folk leading New York's recovery to a department store betting on bricks and mortar, and fresh fashion for the next 12 months, the annual is packed with information and inspiration. Plus: the fourth Small Cities Index.

Issue 164

Ever dreamed of ditching the rat race for a life on the land? We meet the new Mediterranean farmers doing just that in the latest edition of Monocle. Issue 164 also includes an Art Special that puts collectors, galleries and this year's Art Basel in the frame. Plus: a guide to the Venice Architecture Biennale and a rare venture into Syria.

Issue 167

Monocle's bumper October issue gives you plenty of bang for your buck. Our new Retail Awards honour the shopkeepers bringing refined and original ideas to the world's high streets and our autumn Style Directory will ensure that you look the part when you hit the town. Elsewhere, we meet Milan's elegantly dressed older women, question the relevance of the UN and the mayor of Dallas tells us how the city is staying safe.

Issue 139

As we prepare to ring in 2021, it's time to look back and assess which countries are flying high in our annual Soft Power Survey. There's plenty to take stock of in Monocle's end-of-year December/January issue: from a range of voices on what's next for the US, to the power of rural reinvention and the big business of looking forward. We've got all your holiday prepping sorted, too, with an inspiring 15-page gift guide – and an extensive run-down of all the books, TV shows and films that will keep you stimulated this winter.

Konfekt – Summer 2021

Konfekt is a sharp, elegant and well-turned-out new magazine from the creators of Monocle. Edited between Zürich and London, and printed in Germany, it is a sumptuous quarterly publication covering fashion, drinking and dining, travel, design and culture in both English and German. This issue is an ode to the summer road trip; we visit the French cowboys of the Camargue (and meet the artisans crafting their distinctive apparel) and hit the road with Slovakian fashion designer Kristína Šipulová. We'll pull up a chair (and pour a glass of soave) for a long, searching lunch with a circle of formidable designers at the Venice Architecture Biennale and sit down for a long meal in the Turkish town of Izmir cooking and preserving their Sephardic Jewish recipes.