Product Archive
Long-sleeve polo shirt
When brothers Jan and Patrick Olyslager founded Howlin’ in Antwerp in 2009, they knew that they had to head to Scotland to source the finest local wool and learn traditional techniques. Fifteen years later, the Belgian brand is a Monocle favourite. Crafted with 100 per cent pure wool yarn from Scotland's Shetland sheep, this polo shirt is a fine example of Howlin’s playful designs and features a brushed finish achieved by hand using natural teasels. Pick from colours unique to Monocle.
Track jacket
A jacket to slip into on a lazy day that will still leave you looking smart and put-together. Made in France by artisanal French brand Arpenteur, this track jacket features a loose-weave virgin wool twill and is finished with a cupro inner lining. Elasticated cuffs and a drawstring at the hem ensure a snug fit while two front slant pockets and a chest pocket add to the jacket practicality. The navy colourway is exclusive to Monocle.
Poplin blazer
With sunny days now upon us, try this Smock Poplin blazer for sharpening your summer looks. Lightweight and unstructured, it provides a relaxed feel whilst the lower patch pockets and single breast pocket make it a trusted choice. Plus, the cotton-and-nylon weave guarantees some waterproof shelter from the occasional summer rain shower.
The Monocle Guide to Building Better Cities
How do we make better cities places that work for people of all ages and backgrounds? How do we make cities that provide the obvious essentials great transport, good places to work as well as the softer elements that truly deliver quality of life, from urban swimming pools to rooftop clubs? In this joyful new book the magazine's editors unpack what makes a great city, whether you're looking for a new place to call home or need help fixing your own. Discover how you too can have a High Line, create the most covetable housing or turn a dirty river into a summer asset. Packed with great images and intriguing reports, this is a book that takes the urbanism debate away from city hall and explains what's needed in ways that will inspire us all.
Drehgriffel pen refill
From heritage stationary brand Leuchtturm 1917, this black-ink refill fits the Drehgriffel ballpoint pen. First designed in the 1920s, it features a geometric hexagonal barrel and a pleasing weightiness to keep the ink flowing and your writing crisp.
Fox blazer
This smart navy blazer features a combined weave of wool flannel and linen, with a cotton lining for comfort during the cooler months. Its classic shape has been given a contemporary update with two darts in the back that allow for a slightly tailored structure.
Trolley tote
Staying true to its' commitment to smart design, the Texnh tote fuses the minimalist charm of Japanese aesthetics with practical functionality. Crafted in a rich olive hue, this lightweight tote features a generous interior with inner pockets and a secure zip closure. Its' sleek trolley sleeve allows for versatility making it perfect for daily use or travel.
Crossbody bag
A leather crossbody bag will never fail you when you’re on the move, be it the daily commute or when exploring a new city. This Steve Mono bag is made in Spain from 100 per cent tobacco-hued calf leather with two compartments to organise and stow away your essential possessions.
Air jacket
Wrap up in French brand Arpenteur’s air jacket, which features water-repellent wool from Italian mill Vitale Barberis Canonico and PrimaLoft insulation. An adjustable hood, two front slant pockets and an interior pocket will keep both you and your belongings dry in the rain. The jacket is available in navy, a colourway exclusive to Monocle.
Six-pocket tote
On the move with things to carry? Then choose accessories brand Amiacalva's large washed-canvas tote. Made in Japan, it features three exterior pockets and three inside. Its' gusseted base and dual handles add extra sturdiness. The orange colourway developed exclusively for Monocle brings a bright pop of colour to any wardrobe, while the charcoal grey option offers a more understated look.
