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Beetles for Sale: TBug by Twisted Automotive

3 weeks ago | opumo.com | Philip G Lane

First the Landies - and now the Beetles. If you’ve heard of Twisted at all, you’ll know they're the Yorkshire Land Rover obsessives who will make you a classic Defender that’s not just better than brand new, but will match your imagination of what a Defender might be. Now Twisted have turned their attention to the VW Beetle. Specifically the 1970s trend for Baja Bugs, chopped front and rear, capable of unlikely off-road feats.
Summer Business Casual Attire: The Complete Guide

3 weeks ago | opumo.com | Paddy Maddison

Navigating summer business casual attire is a high-wire act. On one side: the need to stay polished, professional, credible. On the other: the simmering heat that makes tailored clothing feel like medieval torture. Mastering the balance between looking sharp and keeping cool is the name of the game. Breathable fabrics, relaxed but structured fits, and clothes that can move easily between meetings, commutes, and after-work drinks are the cornerstones.
Skoda’s Unlikely Newcomer: Slavia B Concept by Romain Bucaille

3 weeks ago | opumo.com | Philip G Lane

If you know Skoda best as that Czech manufacturer of very sensible people carriers, it’s time to think again. These images show the VW-owned carmaker's latest project: a radical electric-powered motorcycle that, frankly, will look like nothing else on the road. Or would if it actually got built on a production line and sold to the likes of you and me. Which sadly - for the moment - it won’t. The story of the Slavia B Concept could not be more fascinating though.
11 Unique Gifts for Style-Minded Men

4 weeks ago | opumo.com | Paddy Maddison

Shopping for men is no easy feat. Finding unique gifts for men – ones that won’t end up gathering dust in a drawer – requires a certain amount of cunning and an ability to think outside the box. The best gifts feel considered but not showy, useful but not obvious. From raw denim to engineered underwear, understated knitwear to the perfect post-workout coffee, here’s a list of things he didn’t know he needed, but definitely does. The best gifts get better with time.
Mad Max Needs This: Droog x Volcon Grunt

4 weeks ago | opumo.com | Philip G Lane

Straight out of the next ‘Mad Max’ movie or perhaps just tomorrow’s apocalyptic headlines comes the brutal style of the motorcycle you see here. Beyond the matt black colourway and go-anywhere balloon tyres is another handy feature for pursuing/fleeing from enemies: this Volcon Grunt, as reimagined in a collaboration with Droog Moto, is silent, courtesy its electric motor. Fast too. Basis is an already tough machine from niche electric vehicle specialists Volcon ePowersports of Round Rock, Texas.
Futurespective: A jopurney Through 55 Years of Range Rover | OPUMO Magazine | OPUMO Magazine

1 month ago | opumo.com | Paddy Maddison

Welcome to Futurespective: Connected World – Range Rover’s Milanese fever dream that sends you back to the shag-pile-ccarpeted seventies before hurling you headfirst into the light-drenched future. It's all to celebrate 55 years of the luxury SUV benchmark. To mark the occasion, the British marque has teamed up with design studio NUOVA for its first immersive installation – a two-room experience that’s equal parts Mad Men, Kubrick and Goodwood Revival. You begin in 1970.
The Best Vintage Cartier Watches to Buy Now

1 month ago | opumo.com | Paddy Maddison

There are vintage watches you wear to impress people. And then there’s Cartier – a brand that doesn’t chase attention, but tends to keep it. Unlike other heritage watchmakers, Cartier isn’t obsessed with mechanical dominance or sports watch clout. Its watches were made for wrists that didn’t see much manual labour – wrists that signed treaties, scribbled novels, opened opera programmes. Cartier made watches for people who already had everything else.
The 20 Japanese Clothing Brands You Need to Know

1 month ago | opumo.com | Paddy Maddison

Japanese clothing brands do it differently. They always have. Where the West leans into trends and speed, Japan prefers refinement, process, and detail – the sort you only notice if you’re paying attention. It’s a country where craftsmanship still matters, where heritage is respected, and where the line between fashion and function is often deliberately blurred.
4 Ways to Nail Summer Dressing From ASKET

1 month ago | opumo.com | Paddy Maddison

Summer dressing can be tricky. Do too much and you’ll regret it by lunchtime. Do too little and you risk looking underprepared. ASKET, thankfully, takes a more thoughtful approach. The Swedish brand's new Spring–Summer lookbook presents four deliberately simple outfits, each one built from garments that work hard without showing off. No gimmicks, no logos. Just good fabrics, sharp fits and the quiet confidence that comes with knowing exactly what you’re wearing and why.
ISTO's PATRIMÓNIO Collection is Your Summer Style Manual

1 month ago | opumo.com | Paddy Maddison

Lisbon-based label ISTO has always taken the scenic route. Slower, more considered, and more satisfying. Its latest summer capsule, PATRIMÓNIO, sticks to that formula. Well-made pieces built for long, warm days. Clothing for the kind of summer where nothing much happens... in the best possible way. The collection is a tribute to the rhythms of Portuguese life in the warmer months. The unhurried lunches, the late beach afternoons, the quiet domestic rituals that feel richer with time.