fabric – Product by Process

google daydream product development sneak peek

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not so much about the manufacturing process here, but some interesting shots of work in progress mock up and process.

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The Soft Side of Steel – driven from a blacksmith’s perspective with a tailor’s ideology

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The ‘The Soft Side of Steel’ project is a research into fabrication processes and a study of material properties. The project transforms an existing material, steel fibres into flexible sheets, which are explored within the traditional fields of textiles and metalwork. The process started from a unconventional and immediate engagement with materials and tools, cumulating in a refined process involving and partnering up with diverse parties within the industry of manufacturing and production. The project explores alternative processes of making and challenges existing manufacturers in the industry to work in…

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nike innovator :Mike Friton

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Mike Friton is a freelance shoemaker, weaver, paper sculptor and innovator with over 30 years of experience at Nike. His innovations are responsible for many elements of athletic footwear that people wear today. Each of his crafts informs one another and he is constantly exploring the fringes of his field. Mike’s work is a great example of how non-traditional methods of exploring one’s craft can lead to unique end results.

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Jaxx Bean Bags – Factory Tour

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A look at the making of Jaxx Bean Bags in Atlanta, GA. Shot through the lenses of Russell Dreyer and Willie Linton.

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Clothier – Club Monaco

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Michael Williams of A Continuous Lean and Aaron Levine, Head of Men’s Design at Club Monaco, offer a special look inside Club Monaco’s Made in the U.S.A. menswear collaboration.

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Clothing – Matteo

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A behind the scenes look at how our quality products are made. Shot by Nicholas Reid. See more at: matteohome.com

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Pendleton x Dr. Martens Collection

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This latest video ventures into the latest collaborative project by heritage mainstays Pendleton and Dr. Martens. From initial sketches to the final product, a rare insight into the respective textile and boot-making processes cover the weaving, welting and closing steps. Ultimately this culminates in an 8-eyelet 1460 boot and messenger bag fashioned with classic Pendleton fabric.

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Harris Tweed – From Shearing To Stamping

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Documenting the journey of Harris Tweed manufacture from the crofts of the Outer Hebrides to the granting of the world-famous Orb Mark of authentication.

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Hats by Ampal creative

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We are proud to say our entire collection of snap backs and painters caps was hand crafted in Los Angeles from materials sourced from local vendors. We wanted to offer a glance into what went into the making of these caps. Dreamed, Designed & Crafted in Los Angeles, CA Producer and Director: Andrew Potash Director of Photography: Kevin Hughes – All Hands on Deck Productions Editor: Henry “Hendo” Bayer