True Religion
True Religion
True Religion is a global lifestyle, apparel, and accessories brand that focuses on producing high-quality denim and sportswear for Men, Women, and Kids. Born from the belief that denim is a universal fabric, our mission is to transcend boundaries of faith, class, ethnicity, and orientation. True Religion is worn by athletes, musicians, and artists globally to express their individual style.
In 2002, we emerged onto the Los Angeles denim scene by dismantling the construction of the classic five-pocket jean. We reengineered conventional sewing machines to achieve the distinctive five-needle thread at two-stitch-per-inch process, otherwise known as the iconic Super T stitch. The brand was instantly recognized for our innovation and bringing forth a style that made us unlike any other denim brand in the world.
Our relentless commitment to craftsmanship is driven by a singular aspiration: to stand out from the crowd. We don't just design denim; we infuse it with personality and give the wearer a voice. True Religion speaks to the uniqueness found in all of us.
Triumph
Triumph
“For The Ride” is the slogan and overarching campaign message of Triumph Motorcycles, the well-known British motorcycle manufacturer.
It encapsulates their brand ethos — that owning and riding a Triumph bike is about the experience of riding for the ride itself, not just the machine.
Their website uses this tagline in the header and across promotional material: “We are driven to make the best motorcycles in the world… For The Ride.”
Toy Machine
Toy Machine
Toy Machine is an American skateboard company founded in 1993 by professional skater and artist Ed Templeton. Based in Huntington Beach, California, the brand is known for its bold, cartoonish graphics, irreverent humor, and DIY punk-inspired attitude that have made it a cult favorite in skate culture.
Under Templeton’s creative direction, Toy Machine combines skateboarding, art, and social commentary. The brand’s graphics — often featuring its signature “Monster”, “Sect”, and “Eye” characters — reflect Templeton’s distinctive illustration style and mix of irony, rebellion, and dark wit.
Toy Machine has sponsored and shaped the careers of several influential skaters, including Brian Anderson, Elissa Steamer, Billy Marks, and Leo Romero, and is known for its iconic skate videos such as Welcome to Hell (1996), Good & Evil (2004), and Suffer the Joy (2006).
Beyond skateboards, Toy Machine produces apparel, accessories, and art-inspired merch, maintaining a raw, authentic edge that stays true to its roots in independent, artist-driven skateboarding culture.
Tove
Tove
Every TOVE design is meticulously considered and forms part of an edit of signature pieces. The generosity in the cut of the fabric and the design detail in each piece epitomises the focus of the brand. The motivation; to curate a collection of elevated feminine pieces, with distinct silhouettes that transition seamlessly between occasions. Never restrictive, each piece transcends the season. TOVE is borne from the girl’s name originating from Denmark. It stands for strength and beauty, perfectly encapsulating everything that TOVE epitomises. TOVE was founded by Camille Perry and Holly Wright in 2019.
Toteme
Toteme
TOTEME is a fashion house rooted in Swedish sensibilities, modern aspirations and the notion of style.
With an appreciation for women’s many roles and how pieces are worn in practice, we create emblematic designs with an emphasis on materiality and shape. Archetype pieces are examined through a female lens and realized with sumptuous fabrics, rich textures and graphic silhouettes. Representing a direct and decisive way of dressing, the collections are contextualized in curated edits, visuals and spaces.