These chamois coloured driving gloves are madi in England from luxurious and robust deerskin leather. They feature cream handstitching along the fingers, vent and knuckle openings. These are available in two sizes: Medium (8.5) and Large (9.5).

Sale price: £48.45 (Was £57) from Black.co.uk

The Scribz New Era Hat is made from 70% acrylic & 30% wool and features a 3D “Supra” logo embroidery on the front panels, and a Supra logo embroidery on the back panel.

$45 from Karmaloop

Here is a “Karmaloop Exclusive” Skytop Sneaker by Supra in Yellow. It’s “Holy bananas” model!

$120 from Karmaloop

I like this “Midnight Racer” yellow t-shirt by Energie. It mades of 100% cotton.

£24.90 from Dress-for-less (UK) – €29.90 from Dress-for-less (FR)

This neon yellow belt from “Vurt” features 3 row pyramid studs and a very funny style for summer!

Sale price: $14.99 (Was £22.50) from PacSun

Leather high top sneakers by Maison Martin Margiela.

£109 (Was £158) from YOOX

This is the latest in our selection of sunglasses, and today we’re looking at Electric. Based in San Clemente, in California, the brand was created by Greg Arnette, but became know in its current form by Kip Arnette (his son) who took it over in 2000 in association with Bruce Beach.

Like all good Californians, the 2 partners are fans of board sports, and the brand is firmly rooted in the milieu. As is often the case, they sponsor several sports stars such as Bam Margerra, the skater from Jackass, and Ozzie Wright, the professional surfer.

Electric has just launched a wicked new style called the “Detroit”. The shape is inspired by Ray Ban Wayfarers or Oakley Frogskins. But these have an Electric twist, with a larger shape and far-out colours (black, white, yellow, violet and red)

These sunglasses are made in Italy from Grilamid (a new generation of plastics that are unbreakable, and survive extreme conditions without warping), and offer 100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection (the full monty!)

You’ll probably have a bit of trouble finding them in France even though the brand currently has offices at Hossegor.

They are now available from Ragdoll, a shop and site in Anglet, in the Basque country, who offer them for €77. Thanks to Anselme for the info!

Do you like them?

Here are 2 new brands that I haven’t mentioned for a long time: Pull-in and Stereo Panda. Here’s some news concerning both of them: they’re launching a co-branded line of underwear. You can see the unique elements of both brands in these styles available in cotton and lycra.

They’re available from the Pull-in concept stores in Paris, Hossegor, Aix en Provence and New York (see list of dealers). You’ll also find them in Stereo Panda partner stores like Citadium. They cost €35 for the black cotton style and €45 for the white lycra. -I’d like to see them close up to examine the quality though, as €35/45 seems a
little expensive…

Do you know American Apparel’s t-shirts? But did you know that AA also do jeans? Launched at the end of last year with the name “The Slim Slack“, this debut jeans collection is like the other products from the brand: brightly-coloured, affordable and ethical. These slim jeans are available in black, grey, white, but also in blue, violet, mustard or bright yellow! And one important point about this collection: these jeans are unisex!

€69 from American Apparel