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My guest this week is Eiichiro Homma, founder of Nanamica Eiichiro-san is an incredible designer and is one of the reasons we’re all wearing big fits. We talk what’s happening with Nanamica, big fit origins, personal style, why he thinks Gorp is cooked, the golden age of clothing design and life on a boat. * Sponsored

My guest this week is Ken Sakata of Front Office Ken Sakata has been slowly taking over Substack, TikTok, and Instagram, basically all social media, by documenting and teaching the world about clothes. His brand is called Front Office, and as you’ll hear, he’s been designing and documenting the entire process in front

My guest this week is fashion editor and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Robin Givhan. Robin is a senior critic at large for the Washington Post and just released her new book Make It Ours: Crashing the Gate of Culture with Virgil Abloh. Robin and I discuss her new book and the late Virgil Abloh’s rise in the fashion

Patreon Preview from Blamo! Streetwear was once a catchall term for styles that naturally emerged from various street cultures. Today, it’s a multi-billion dollar industry shaped by luxury houses such as LVMH. In this episode, Peter and Derek discuss the evolution of streetwear from grassroots expression to high-fashio

This week, I’m joined by Andy Shauf and Colin Nealis of the Canadian band Foxwarren. We discuss their new album, 2, and upcoming tour. We also get into big fits, making your own clothes, and how style plays into their creative process.  "Deadhead" video by Joe Cappa Dig it! * Sponsored by Bezel - the trusted marketplac

This week, I’m joined by singer and songwriter S.G. Goodman. We talk about her new album Planting By The Signs, working with Paul Schrader, and touring with Jason Isbell. She also breaks down her favorite workwear picks, growing up in Kentucky, and getting a fit off on the farm. Watch her music video for Fire Sign * Sp