Check out the eye-catching trans-seasonal ensemble – a belted trench with faux fur collar/capelet, bare legs, black studded wedges and one candy-bright bike!
via Vanessa Jackman
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Faux fur and candy brights
Tuesday, April 3rd, 2012MAMA Bike Rack
Thursday, January 19th, 2012
Designed by furniture designer Matt Eltonand graphic designer Matteo Baldarelli, the MAMA bike rack is simple yet functional.
It has two smooth hooks for you to hang your bike on, three holes where locks and cables can be looped through and secured and a small shelf for putting your wallet, keys, phone.
The MAMA bike rack is available for purchase from Matt Elton for 49.50 GBP.
Ally Capellino on a bike
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011
We are very excited to know that Carradice have collaborated with Ally Capellino to produce a line of bags specifically for bike commuters.
We are big fans of the high quality British workmanship embodied in Carradice’s and Ally Capellino‘s products (we use a Timothy for weekend trips away). The new range is like dream-bag-squared!
If you can’t wait for the new bags to arrive in store (slated for Northern Hemisphere Spring 2012) then some of Ally Capellino‘s current range is suitable for bike riding. Here’s a video showing Frank on a bike.
Spots and Stripes
Monday, November 7th, 2011
Behind the scenes at Carradice
Friday, October 14th, 2011
Carradice have been one of our stockists since we first opened shop – we just love the fact that their durable and stylish bags are still handmade in Lancashire, Nelson.
Here’s a great article with a behind-the-scenes look at the Carradice factory, including the picture of Sue above – the maker of our Cotton Duck Bike Bureaus!
Boris Johnson rides to work
Monday, October 10th, 2011So it’s not the most flattering photo of the Mayor of London. But what we wanted to show was that even a powerful politican who’s often in the public eye thinks it’s a good idea to ride a bike to work (or anywhere). He also gave his name to the popular Barclays Cycle Hire scheme in London – better known as the Boris Bikes.
