- Continue Shopping
- Your Cart is Empty
Like-Minded: Greenleaf Organics
Mike & Chantel from Greenleaf Organics in Kingsland, Auckland spoke with us about their business, switchel and the benefits of eating organic.
View full article →MY RITUALS: MAN OF MANY
Co-founders Frank and Scott share their rituals for success.
View full article →MY RITUALS: JORDAN DRYSDALE
Logic and ritual are two elements that we at Triumph & Disaster most value. In our series My Rituals, we explore the daily ceremonies of those around us. This week, we spoke with photographer Jordan Drysdale.
View full article →Q&A with Linda Missal (our very own Greaser)
Meet the girl behind the bike and the back story that now finds this Brooklyn native on the trip of a lifetime in New Zealand.... all thanks to us.
View full article →"For Them. By Us." | The BlackHouse
Tallitha Maddison talks to T&D about her passion for barbering, tattooing and choosing the road less travelled.
View full article →"For Them. By Us." | Barberology
Meet Adam Gore and the team from Barberology in Birmingham, England. We met up with them recently to find out what makes their barber shops so unique, and loved it so much we didn't want to leave. Check out their story here. You rock Barberology!
"For Them. By Us." | Automata
Automata, The first restaurant to open in The Old Clare Hotel, provides a comfortable yet unique dining experience, consisting of a regularly changing five course meal. The interior, designed by Matt Darwon stays true to the restaurant’s namesake and is made using tractor seats, motorbike engines and aeroplane parts, playing on the theme of non-electronic automation. Automata was named in Australia’s Top 50 Restaurants, boasts two hats, and is home to: Tim Watkins, named the Somellier of the Year and Clayton Wells named Australia’s Hottest Chef. We sat down with Clayton to discuss what makes Automata tick.
"For Them. By Us." | Capsule
In our fifth instalment of ‘For them, by Us’, we catch up with Nick Denton, founder of Capsule, a men’s streetwear boutique located in Sydney & Melbourne. We find out how a trip to the states, 90s Hip-Hop Fashion & Magazines, and the need to look the best at the gig influenced his life, and ultimately lay the foundations for what Capsule is today.
