In celebration of Carhartt WIP Store Ibiza’s 10th anniversary, the brand is launching a selection of exclusive products, with an accompanying campaign shot by photographer Adrián Ríos.




The items include long- and short-sleeve t-shirts, as well as a frisbee and beach towel, featuring designs by the artist Stefan Marx.




The capsule will launch at Carhartt WIP Store Ibiza on August 3rd. The beach towel and frisbee will be available at carhartt-wip.com and Carhartt WIP Store Barcelona El Born.


Carhartt WIP collaborates with Japanese bag brand RAMIDUS, bringing together elements of music and skateboarding to create a series of functional, everyday items.

Launched in 2019 in Harajuku, Tokyo, RAMIDUS draws on two decades’ worth of experience in making premium bags and luggage – previously under the title Head Porter – in the pursuit of establishing a ‘new standard’ in its field.
The resulting collection features nine products, which utilize Carhartt WIP’s hardwearing, water-repellent Duck Canvas, and tap into the brand’s subcultural roots.

Included are everyday styles, such as spacious multi-pocket totes, hip and messenger bags, as well as a DJ Bag which can house up to 40 12 inch vinyl records. In addition, RAMIDUS has also reworked Carhartt WIP’s signature Kickflip Bag – an ever-present style in the brand’s collections, which features fastenings and clasps that a board can be fixed to.

The collaboration also includes an oversized tote bag; a hybrid between a wallet and a hip bag – titled the Wallet Pouch; and an understated newspaper bag.

Each item has a nylon lining, and has been designed with comfort and ease-of-use in mind. The collection utilizes a muted color palette of white and Carhartt WIP’s iconic Hamilton Brown, while designs are also accented with a custom Carhartt WIP x RAMIDUS woven label.

The accompanying images for this collaboration were shot in Tokyo by Kento Mori, and feature the iconic DJ Muro, skater Yuma Takei, and model Mamina Kagami.



Carhartt WIP x RAMIDUS will be available from carhartt-wip.com, select Carhartt WIP stores, and select wholesale retailers. The collection is set to be released on July 20th at 10am local time.

Carhartt WIP is pleased to announce the reopening of its Berlin flagship store on Rosenthaler Strasse 48, located in the city’s central district of Mitte.



Designed by the studio of Milanese architect Andrea Caputo and Salomée Faeh, the space spans two storeys and is 320sqm, doubling in size from the original store. It is characterized by industrial elements throughout, such as concrete walls, tropicalized steel poles, and textured metal sheeting. Glossy wooden display tables and marble accents offer touches of refinement, while large square windows enhance the space’s natural light. The store will carry the brand’s seasonal men’s, women’s, and accessories collections, as well as exclusive collaborations.

An event marking the store’s reopening will take place on July 20th. Carhartt WIP has also created a limited selection of store-exclusive products for its launch, including t-shirts, hooded sweatshirts, and skate decks, detailed with artwork by team rider and artist Carolina Gamboa.

Accompanying the reopening are a series of images shot by Berlin-based photographer Steffen Grap and a video by Moritz Ueberall featuring the Carhartt WIP skate team.




Carhartt WIP Store Berlin Mitte will open its doors to the public on July 11th.



Progresso and Carhartt WIP invite you to the launch of ONE, the first printed selection of an ongoing series by the American-Colombian photographer and film director STILLZ. Published by Progresso, the book’s launch will take place on June 20th at NIL GALLERY at 14 Rue des Coutures Saint- Gervais, 75003 Paris.


Designed as a type of “telephone directory,” the book comprises photographs that STILLZ has taken since 2017 on his 1970s Polaroid Big Shot camera.



Inspired by Andy Warhol’s Polaroids (1958-1987), STILLZ uses this same format to create a living map of America’s contemporary urban scene. In this way, the publication functions as the artist's manifesto and also a declaration of intent, to “create a kind of personal mark at a specific point in time for music culture.”

22,9 x 28,9 cm, 240p / Hardcover

Published by Progresso

Prologue by Rosalía

Design by Basora


Supported by Carhartt WIP








Carhartt WIP’s latest editorial focuses on lightweight denim styles geared for summer, with a series of images shot in New York by photographer D’Andre Williams.



This facet of the collection takes inspiration from the clean lines and loose, easy silhouettes of archival brand imagery, combined with a 90s East Coast sensibility. Core items like the OG Chore Coat and Simple Pant are reimagined in robust black denim and accented with contrast triple stitching. Pieces like the Women’s OG Michigan Coat, meanwhile, are executed in stone-washed blue denim, offering a softer feel and lightly worn-in appearance on the item’s details.



This season also sees the inclusion of the Alma group, which combines lightweight denim with ripstop paneling, offering a novel take on familiar styles that nods to two foundational Carhartt WIP fabrics. These styles – a vest, jacket, and pant – feature a looser, more relaxed fit.



Stone-washed blue and black denim colorways are complemented by shades of crisp white and ash heather across a selection of jersey staples.



Shot by photographer Pablo Escudero, Detour takes us off the beaten track and onto the expansive, verdant plains and coastal stretches of Biarritz, France.



There is a distinct focus on items primed for high summer, from lightweight shirts and shorts to beach accessories. Pieces like the S/S Wynton Shirt reflect a utilitarian sensibility, while the Tyler program exhibits a military-inspired inflection, with its earthy palettes and diamond-stitched details. In the women’s collection, the pleated W’ Craft Short Coverall and Tristin Short offer loose-fitting alternatives to classic short silhouettes.



Also featured is the tropical Tamas motif, which has been applied to a fluid poplin shirt, a women’s shirt and short set, and a pair of branded beach paddles. Meanwhile, the S/S Sumor Shirt in men’s offers a more neutral take on allover prints for summer.



Rounding out the selection are a series of outdoor accessories, including a water bottle, picnic blanket and folding couch, the latter of which feature a motif inspired by lumen flower prints.



The eighth issue of WIP magazine – Carhartt WIP’s biannual in-house print publication – is set to release on May 24.



Gracing the cover of this issue is the nascent musical talent Fousheé, who has parlayed viral TikTok fame into two compelling, genre-bending projects, and collaborated with the likes of Lil Uzi Vert and Steve Lacy – who previously appeared on the magazine’s cover back in 2018, for issue 02.


In addition, there are features on Italy’s forgotten architectural gems, injury rehabbing for skaters, LA-based sculptor Diana Yesenia Alvarado, and NYC’s BlackMass Publishing imprint.


The city is the focus of an extensive dossier, seeking out spatial dissidents who upend our notions of what a modern metropolis can be. This results in a series of sprawling interviews, exploring the city through the lens of illicit bike couriers, Tokyo graffiti writers, the curatorial duo behind Cruising Pavilion, and Belfast novelist Michael Magee, as well as essays on the appropriation of cellar doors by NYC skaters and whether the bustling art hub of Marfa, Texas could ever be scaled.


Berlin, meanwhile, serves as the backdrop to a skate feature by Steffen Grap, and Motor City’s very own HiTech discuss their unique sound, rooted in the oft-underappreciated genre of Ghettotech.


Ahead of its forthcoming 35th anniversary, we delve into the archives of Paris’s REX Club, while in the sleepy town of Apt, Luberon, we visit a name synonymous with that iconic nightspot, Laurent Garnier. He tells us how his love of cooking helped shape his latest album.


The magazine also contains editorials by UK-based photographer Matt Moran and Barcelona’s Rafa Castells.


WIP magazine issue 08 will launch on May 24 at select global retailers, Carhartt WIP stores and carhartt-wip.com.

Join us for the season opening of B.Y.O.B.S.S. (Bring Your Own Beer Skateboard Session) on Amsterdam's Olympiaplein.

Now in its 8th season, the event is hosted by Pop Trading Company and Ben-G, with support from Carhartt WIP.

Starting from 2pm until dark on Saturday May 13, the event will include exciting new obstacles, custom-made goodies, and food by HotmamaHot. We will also be supplying free beers for this one.

In addition, Carhartt WIP will bring riders from its European skate team, joining riders from both Pop and Ben-G.

The event is open to everyone and free of charge.

À l'occasion des 35 ans du mythique REX CLUB, nous avons le plaisir de vous présenter un ouvrage de 496 pages de déambulations en noir et blanc mélangeant des images d'archives, des photos originales, des objets trouvés, des flyers des soirées les plus mémorables... L’ouvrage restitue l'ADN du club à travers un contenu exclusivement pourvu d’images. 

En juin 2023 le club sera en chantier pour faire peau neuve et ne sera plus jamais comme avant.

REX CLUB 1988 - 2023 marque la fin d'une époque et le début d'une autre.

La sortie du livre sera célébrée chez Oddity (27 rue Notre Dame de Nazareth 75003 Paris), le 25 mai de 18h à 22h. Entrée libre. 

Projet soutenu par Carhartt WIP. 

The latest editorial from Carhartt WIP, titled Marina, lends a waterfront-inspired dimension to prep silhouettes, combining loose poplin layers and technical outerwear with hits of bold, sportswear-skewing color.


Included is the Alto Jacket, which is new for S/S23, and constructed in a light and water-repellent fabric. Reflective detailing appears on the front pocket and at the back. The Coastal Jacket, meanwhile, offers an alternate take on sportswear silhouettes, and features a packable hood and multiple zips, yet is executed in a lightweight poplin fabric. The corresponding Coastal Pant, also in poplin, features magnetic adjusters, accentuating its balloon-like shape.



Maritime flags inform a reworking of the brand’s iconic State Flag motif, appearing on the airy S/S Marina Shirt and Coast State Sweater – a reversed jacquard weave item, complete with exposed seam detailing. Stripes also feature predominantly throughout, seen in the L/S Tork Rugby and Women’s Elcano Shirts. The palette is a wash of pale blue and navy, punctuated with pops of red, white, and lazurite.



The accompanying imagery and videos were lensed by London-based photographer Theo Cottle in North Yorkshire, featuring customized hovercrafts.

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