Tom Barker

2 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer

There is paper for writing, then there is paper for wearing. Goldwin, the technology-obsessed Japanese outdoorwear label, has been busy developing the latter. As part of its Spring/Summer 2026 collection, Goldwin has launched its latest “Paper Fiber” series. A relaxed assortment of everyday clothing, ranging from a two-piece suit to a plain short-sleeved T-shirt, the range sits amongst Goldwin’s lifestyle offerings.

2 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer

Yes, it has four small wheels at the bottom. Yes, it’s made with the familiar grooved aluminum of RIMOWA’s ubiquitous bags. But no, this isn’t a suitcase — it’s a stool!By teaming up with Vitra, the Swiss family-owned furniture manufacturer responsible for making iconic designs like the Eames Aluminium Chair, RIMOWA has created two pieces of homeware.

3 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer

Louis Vuitton’s Tilted sneaker isn’t a skate shoe (if you want those, then you have the luxury house's Lucien Clarke collaboration to enjoy). However, the Louis Vuitton Tilted does have the unmistakable shape of a chunky skate shoe. That bulky sole unit with a reinforced toe section is a throwback to early 2000s skate shoes. And while the checkered print on the front is a reference to LV’s damier pattern, I can’t help but see the similarities between that and Vans’ signature checkerboard pattern.

3 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer

Two long cords bring together all the various components of Hender Scheme’s Hammock shoe. They weave themself between the sole unit and the leather upper, emerge on the top of the shoe as laces with a toggle fastening system, and then reappear at the heel with yet another toggle to adjust the fit. Without these two cords, the shoe is simply a mishmash of various footwear components. But with the cords, it’s a sneaker crafted from Hender Scheme’s famously sumptuous vegetable-tanned leather.

3 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer

Stüssy x Tekla, the multi-season collaboration between a Scandinavian sleepwear expert and an American streetwear OG, is back for 2025. And this time, it feels more aligned with Stüssy’s Californian surfer heritage than ever. A checkered flannel shirt is a So-Cal staple and an item Stüssy has been regularly creating since its early days. For its latest Tekla release, Stüssy unveils the flannel bed sheet.