Recent News

EYES LOOK LEFT joins forces with EDWIN on an exclusive edition of the MADE IN JAPAN Loose Fit, crafted from EDWIN’s signature Rainbow Selvedge denim.

Only a few artists reinvent themselves as consistently as Guy Brewer, aka Carrier.

Long days call for simple essentials. Designed for festival weekends, park sessions and spontaneous summer plans, the latest EDWIN accessories selection brings together the pieces you’ll reach for all season.

Miki Kim is a contemporary tattoo artist and illustrator renowned for her vibrant, thought-provoking works that delve into themes of identity, memory, and the human experience.

This season EDWIN introduces the Ronen, Sylan and Eldon sunglasses to the collection.

Easy fits, lightweight fabrics, and prints that do the talking.

''Colombian Drone Mafia is kind of an alter ego for the more unexpected side of my work''.

Inspired by the varied greens along the Mediterranean coastline, this tone runs through the Spring/Summer 2026 collection as a consistent visual thread.

Rooted in depth, warmth, and quiet confidence, COFFEE BEAN explores the richness of brown in its many forms.

CLUB MIX began with a handful of tracks released sporadically every few months—digital-only and free to download.

Swedish-born, Bristol-based DJ, k means has steadily carved out a reputation as one of the UK’s most adventurous selectors, blending experimental club sounds with a textural, mood-driven approach to DJing.

It’s that in-between moment. Not quite cold, not quite warm. The forecast says one thing, the day does another. Mornings feel heavier, afternoons loosen up, evenings reset the whole equation.

Off the back of releasing a capsule collection for EDWIN for SS26, Daniel David Freeman took his show on the road, landing in Tokyo with Graphic Detail, an exhibition staged at Commune Gallery.

Inspired by Shizuku, the Japanese word for "droplet", this collection draws on the quiet power of small moments.

SKEWed takes the blueprint of classic jeans and throws it slightly off-axis. Symmetry is the starting point, not the rule. The pattern is skewed, the lines don’t quite land where they should, and the fit carries a quiet sense of disruption.