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Redefining the XT-4 OG

August 21, 2025

Salomon has linked with Bodega for a fresh spin on the XT-4 OG, a trail-running icon that now drifts somewhere between forest floor and office carpet. Framed through the soft grain of a 90s camping trip, when thermoses dented easily and plaid was worn without irony, the collaboration leans into a nostalgia that feels tactile rather than overproduced. The campaign moves between indoor and outdoor spaces, suggesting that a shoe built for rough terrain might belong under a desk as much as it does on a trail.

The XT-4 OG keeps Salomon’s technical backbone intact with rugged outsoles and weather-ready materials, yet its language has shifted. Function meets a more fluid sense of design that treats performance not as a constraint but as an aesthetic. It is less about leaving the city than about carrying that same grit through it, into spaces that demand both adaptability and edge.

Images courtesy of Salomon

Fashion

Stockholm Surfboard Club FW25

August 21, 2025

Stockholm Surfboard Club’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection comes with a playful new campaign made with surfer and multidisciplinary artist Alex Knost. The photos were taken around Alex’s home in Orange County and feel a little strange — in a warm way.

Life-size cut-outs wear the FW25 pieces and sit on sun-bleached lawns, cracked sidewalks and quiet streets. The scenes scenes feel half staged, half accidental, with Knost’s raw style giving them a handmade edge.

The clothes look gritty and lived-in, made for real days by the ocean rather than runway lights. To go with the campaign, the brand is also releasing its first printed fanzine, filled with Knost’s photographs. It’s rough and made to feel like a friend’s photo book rather than a glossy lookbook.

The FW25 collection is out online and in stores now.

Photography by Alex Knost

Fashion

ATP x Palmes Serves Up a Fresh Take on Tennis Style

August 21, 2025

ATP and Copenhagen label Palmes just dropped a small, focused capsule which includes t-shirts, polos, tennis shorts, caps and a tote. Think familiar silhouettes, but loosened up for everyday wear: ready for the court, and just as comfortable walking into a café.

The collection is live on Palmes.co and in Palmes’ Copenhagen flagship, and also popped up temporarily in New York at Gem Home in NoLita (open to the public Aug 20–24), where the collection can be seen in person alongside a display of archival tennis books and antiques.

From August 26 the capsule rolls out more broadly through select stockists such as END, FWRD, Care Of Carl, Ounass and Kapok.

More than a clothing drop, the collab marks ATP’s fresh return to fashion and culture — part looking back, part forward motion.