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YOUR SKIN, YOUR HAIR
At Triumph & Disaster we started life as a skincare foundry, making moisturisers and exfoliators to help protect and clean skin. So when we moved our attention to hair we brought with us the learning’s and beliefs we developed in our focus on skin.
Many tread the path, but few keep the way - The story of 'Fibre Royale'
When Mark Twain famously quipped 'there is no such thing as an original idea', he was making the point that when we create we are in fact reimagining the shards and strands of all that has gone before us and moulding them into a shape we can call our own. After all, inspiration has to come from somewhere.
View full article →So Punk in Paris
Parisian department store, Le Bon Marché, is embracing all things punk rock as part of its new season "So Punk Rive Gauche" event. A huge collection of exclusive collaborations, installations and DIY offbeat entertainment that characterise punk rock, including the Triumph & Disaster range.
View full article →Triumph & Disaster Flagship Store
We're open for business. T&D has returned to our spiritual homeland, Auckland's artery of style, Ponsonby Road. We developed our retail space as grooming lounge for everyone to drop by, chat, rest and get the full sensory T&D experience by trying our wares.
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Dunga at Onehunga
Life has plenty of ups and downs but on this May afternoon, things mainly went vertical.
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Flash City
Flash City is an upstairs duel Barber / Tattoo Studio fronted by Sarah and Ryan - two of New Zealand's top barbering young guns.
View full article →Braun X Triumph & Disaster Giveaway
We've teamed up with Braun NZ for the ultimate grooming giveaway. Find out more here.
View full article →Words of Logic
1 bottle, 250ml, up to 6 months of daily usage per person. Our most economical product is also one of our most celebrated for its effect on the skin.
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What do Nordstrom, Amazon, Starbucks and biotech each have in common?
What do Nordstrom, Amazon, Starbucks and biotech each have in common? Their employees may now be coiffed with Triumph & Disaster at their corporate locations.
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