A lifestyle in the form of a magazine in the form of a shop,
into the Mono-culture...
The
MONOCLE
While Monocle have been driving the media and publishing world into the future with innovation through smart creative thinking, their online retail outlet felt a little bit dated and often made it difficult to check out. No more – the global media brand has just launched an updated online shop which now allows you to purchase specific back issues for the first time outside of their London and LA shops. The clean layout is easy to use and fits well with the Monocle brand. The products of course are top notch, my favorites include the Woolrich duck canvas jacket, the post card set and the day tote by Porter for Monocle. It’s worth a browse if your looking for a lost issue, need a versatile travel bag or just need to empty your pockets.
Because of its flawless singularity,
it's a short hop from
Monocle-as-magazine to Monocle-as-shop.
The Monocle Shop, 2A George Street, Marylebone, London W1
The Monocle Shop, 225 26th St., 19b, Santa Monica, (310) 395-4180.
Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday noon to 5 p.m.
Source: NotCot
Monocle Palma
Calle San Magin 64 | Map 07013 Palma, St Catalina, Mallorca, Spain
This pop-up shop is a real-world spin-off of the magazine Monocle
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Tyler Brûlé is opening a stylish store as a vehicle to sell copies of Monocle,
his business and cultural affairs magazine.
********Canadian-born Tyler Brûlé has been prognosticating about globalism, materialism and design since he founded Wallpaper magazine in 1994. And now he's at it again, challenging the prevailing logic of cutting back by opening a stylish store as a platform to sell copies of Monocle, his high-end (that's $10) business and cultural affairs glossy.
“ Developed for an international audience hungry for information
across a variety of sectors. ”
-the portastylistic
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