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    Deus Ex Machina , which translates to 'god from the machine' burst into the cultural consciousness of Australia in 2006 with some tastefully customised motorcycles and the quaint idea that creating something is more fun than simply owning it. Deus ex is more than just a brand; it's a way of life. People respond favorably to the passion and openness that the company caries; With that short intro now over I would like to introduce you to some of my new favourites, these Winter 2022 items are all a bit more interesting than a lot of fashion items out there and ready for everyday use! Let's start with what Deus Ex do best and pick the best Automobile you will drool over, this set of images is a grown upo look at the Deus Ex Machina Clothing brand Now Deus Ex Machina step out into the new tech and of course they pick the best electric bike you can buy, this set of shots highlights some of the more technical product that Deus make, not really my bag, but there is a custo...

    History is jam-packed with inventiveness in the workshop, daring treks to the world's most inhospitable regions, amazing athletes who push the boundaries of what is possible, and long-standing alliances with the most rigorous endurance competitions. These components work together to create the tale of who they are and why they exist. Let me take you through Montane's timeline; 1993- ' Born on Expedition ' - Born in 1993, founded by direction Chris Roff and Jake Doxat who met on a 3 month expedition to southern Chile in 1989.      1997- 'Extreme Range' - Montane came out with the most now iconic products which are still used by professional and mountain rescue teams worldwide. 1998 - 'Eight Smock' -  A soft shell garment that brought the brand to prominence as a true innovator of 'bleeding edge' products. 1999- 'Feather lite Smock' - Pioneer of Feather lite clothing with the original super lightweight pack-able wind shirt. 2001 - ...

 Coto what...? Cotopaxi! In reality, it said like its written. The godfather of the name of the sustainable company from Salt Lake City was once a volcano in tha Andres. We introduce the environmentally friendly company that creates vibrant outdoor necessities from leftover fabric and strives to improve the world a little? How? Let me tell you... The foundation of the brand's business strategy is giving. To charitable partners, which include global sposors like The International Rescue Commitee (IRC) and Mercy Corps, 1 percent of sales (or sometimes even more than 1% of earnigns) is given. However, the personell who operate the production facilities also run programmes and scholarships that help others who work there ''behind the scenes''. Corporation, adheres to independent ethical, social, and sustainable criteria and conducts each stage of production chain as ethcally and sustainably as feasible. The fundamental principle of founder David Smith can be summed up ...

This summer brings you a blockbuster, not the movie kind, but the streetwear kind, the masters of German footwear, have been raising eyebrows the past year with the expansion of the cream footwear range, and the 2nd colab of this year from Puma teams them upwith the masters of American streetwear, Alife. Puma x Alife a clothing & apparel clash, that is a bit OTT, typical Alife, typical Puma footwear,  Alife are now considered the elder statesmen of streetwear, up there with Undefeated and Supreme, when it comes to talking about streetwear, you can't talk for long before the name Alife comes up, when you talk about footwear, the same thing happens with Puma, a footwear giant.  It seems that these two brands are a perfect fit. Here we have one of the shots we have taken for the Fat Buddha Store Instagram account, you will find here all the studio shots we take to represent the brand and get the product looking its best From the Puma x Alife collaboration come...

We are glad to announce that we are now stocking clothes and accessories from great Scottish brand The Cartocon Co . Having only been around since 2012 the brand has already amassed a strong reputation for quality products in that short time and like us the brand is based in Scotland with most of their goods made in the UK. Some of their sweaters and tees have dropped instore and having already tried on most of them myself I can vouch that they are some of the best fits and cuts I have seen in a while. Also landed instore is a wide range of their accessories from canvas wallets with great print linings to lanyards for keeping your wallet safe in style. The Cartocon Co. accessories and clothing are now instore and will drop online at Fat Buddha Store shortly.