office x oHHo Kickback Kit

July 09, 2020

Magazines and medicinals now go hand-in-hand. office has teamed up with New York based luxury CBD brand oHHo to give you the Kickback Kit, which includes office magazine issue 12 and two pre-rolled CBD joints—a $50 value that we're offering at just $30. Not only that, but we are offering free delivery in New York if you order the coveted kit. office and CBD, delivered right to your doorstep: a no-brainer, if you ask us.

In the past few years, CBD has overwhelmed the wellness market, becoming the new antidote for everything from sex to stress. It’s no wonder that the CBD bandwagon has gained followers since its emergence. And all with valid reasoning—it’s exciting to spark up without the overwhelming ‘green out’ phase. CBD skips right to the mellow. We'd like to think office has similar effects.

Text by Tiana Randall

Check out the promo shots below, featuring Christen Mooney, Eddie Mitsou Pettersson, and Izzy Benyamin. Order the Kickback Kit at our webshop.

Fashion

*Better With Age Introduces the Virgin Vintage Collection

July 02, 2026

Following the presentation of their SS27 collection in Paris, *Better With Age has introduced Virgin Vintage, a capsule that looks to the history of American denim while embracing the wear and tear that gives it character. Handmade in Los Angeles from rare vintage selvedge denim sourced on the roll, every piece begins as a blank canvas, intended to soften, fade, and develop a patina unique to its owner over years of wear rather than seasons of trend cycles.

The collection revisits familiar workwear staples through *Better With Age's lens. While the silhouettes borrow from decades of American utility dressing, the construction remains rooted in traditional denim-making techniques. Chain-stitch embroidery, copper rivets and hardware, and more, all reference the craftsmanship associated with the golden era of American denim manufacturing, placing as much importance on how each garment is made as how it will eventually look after years of wear. Rather than chasing a pre-distressed finish, Virgin Vintage leaves the final chapter to the wearer, allowing every use to become part of the garment's story.

Text by Dylan Andrews
Photos courtesy of *Better With Age

Check out the new capsule collection below.

Fashion

Salehe Bembury's SPUNGE Teams Up With Satoshi Nakamoto

While the collaboration preserves the shoe's sculptural construction and performance-driven foundation, its visual updates shift the focus toward process and craftsmanship rather than function alone. The result is a more expressive take on the Osmosis, continuing SPUNGE's evolving design language through a limited-edition release.

Fashion

FFC Presents: Osamason Modeled in Spicie

July 01, 2026

On June 25th, 2026, Osamason modeled Spicie, the women-owned fashion brand known for translating crochet-inspired patterns into streetwear silhouettes. One week later, Spicie will bring that same world directly into the live concert environment with a drop at Osamason's July 2nd show at The Mayan Theatre in Los Angeles.

Powered by Fashion Focused Concerts, also known as FFC, the moment is underwritten and produced as an artist-led fashion activation for brands looking to enter live music without defaulting to traditional concert merch. The collaborative "Shop the Stage" idea from Spicie founder Amber and Temple (who led the transition of Spicie's crochet patterns into ready-to-wear streetwear). Spicie's Venom Denim and Butterfly Beanie will be available both online at 9PM PST and in-venue when the show kicks off, giving fans the ability to shop the look in real time.

The concept reframes the difference between merch and apparel, between runway and stage. Rather than creating a tour tee or one-off souvenir, Spicie is introducing an apparel-first alternative inside the concert environment, treating the venue as a live retail space where fashion exists inside the same culture that inspires it.

For FFC, the Mayan moment represents a larger shift in how branded drops can live inside concerts. Fans are already looking to artists for style cues. This model gives fans access to the product while the moment is still happening.

As fashion and music continue to merge, this activation points toward a new expectation for live events: not just merch tables, but real apparel drops built directly into the concert experience.

This is not only a new business model for retail and live music, but it shifts the meaning of merchandise to be more intentful. Here, fashion is not an afterthought but the foundation of the event. With FFC, fans can not only feel more connected to artists, but to the clothes themselves.