Ponytail Journal

Editorial photo by Eric Kvatek, words by Buranee Soh

Our Ponytail Pal Arielle Ackerman who reps hard hitting garments to the fullest has opened doors to a very salty new storefront in Los Angeles called Scout Classic. You may be familiar with her webstore, 'Tom Clothes and Goods', which has also adopted the smart new name since the brick and mort...

On June 16, 1963, Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova became the first person who wore the world's first Mission Patch. This record was surprisingly unknown by many; possibly overshadowed by her pioneering achievement of being the first woman in space, or perhaps it was simply hidden from sight. Un...

Australia, the place I call my paradise home at the edge of the earth, is under massive threat from our warming earth. The drought has exacerbated raging bushfires in New South Wales and Queensland, devastating homes, as well as native flora and fauna. To support the bushfires in Australia, the...

Now taking pre-orders. Look book photo by Eric Kvatek, words by Buranee Soh

Select pieces from our SS21 collection features a special kind of fabric, inspired by real-life vintage pieces. Panama Cloth, or 'Cellular Aertex Cloth’ named by Aertex Mills in Manchester (est. 1888), is composed of small cells, in which air is enclosed, and warmed by the heat of the body. The clot…

I looove seaweed… especially the crispy kind. My current favorite is the kind Lauren brought along our most recent W’menswear road trip to the south of Thailand. They are crispy seaweed sandwiches stuffed with sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds, and almond slices, super addictive! Recently, my taste buds h…

Two female NASA astronauts made space history by completing the first-ever spacewalk by an all-woman team. Though the all-woman spacewalk wasn't something NASA purposefully planned it was bound to happen eventually because of the milestones made by women who paved the way to space. Cosmonaut Sve...

Pen and Pencil are indisputable examples of a communications technology. Depending on the use, we switch between them to put down ideas and store information. In outer space, astronauts rely on these commodity tools to log and record scientific experiments. Here, we look at the evolution of the writ…

Editorial photos by Eric Kvatek, words by Buranee Soh

I believe that each of us has a limitless capacity to start a butterfly effect in every moment. When our small actions are backed by good intention, we allow space for another. One such person is Choua Thao, the first Hmong female nurse who paved the way for hundreds of Hmong women to save countles…

The untold story of how bra-making seamstress helped put a man on the moon is an underrated one full of passion and dedication. Their precision craftmanship in making the spacesuit keeps the astronauts safe while giving them the mobility to carry out important duties in the extreme environment of sp…