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The sneaker market cools: what streetwear's reset means
Resale margins are collapsing and collector demand is evaporating. After a decade of speculation and hype, the sneaker market is experiencing a fundamental reset.
Dec 15, 2024
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Loose Beats Light, and Wool Is Not the Enemy: What Actually Works at Forty Five Degrees
Most hot weather dressing advice is written for a European summer and fails here. The variables that matter in Gulf heat are fit, weave and how a fabric handles sweat, and they do not line up with the usual natural versus synthetic argument.
Aug 21, 2026
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How to Stop Gulf Summers Destroying Your Clothes
Heat, sweat, hard water and relentless sun age a wardrobe faster than wear does. Most of the damage is preventable, and almost all of it comes down to washing habits rather than fabric choice.
Aug 12, 2026
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Silk Is Sold by a Unit Called the Momme, and Learning to Read It Is the Difference Between a Blouse and a Disappointment
One momme is the weight in pounds of a bolt forty-five inches wide and a hundred yards long, which works out to about 4.3 grams per square metre. The number decides how silk drapes, wears and washes. A guide to the weights and the weaves.
Sep 6, 2026
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Linen Creases Because of Exactly What Makes It Good, and Most of the World's Crop Grows in One Corner of France
The fibre comes from the stem of a flax plant that is left to rot in a field. It is stronger wet than dry, it moves heat away from the skin faster than cotton, and it will never lie flat. A guide to buying it well.
Sep 6, 2026
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Brazilcore Is Bigger Than a Flag-Color Outfit
Brazilcore is spreading through sport, music and streetwear, but its most compelling expression comes from local creativity rather than copied symbols.
Jul 27, 2026
