WINGS + HORNS 2011 Spring/Summer Collection Preview
Arguably one of Canada’s strongest contributions to contemporary fashion, Vancouver’s WINGS + HORNS continues onwards with its direction of re-visiting classics through two distinct lines, “Archive” and “ResearchR...
WINGS + HORNS Archive 2010 Spring/Summer Collection
In a first for Vancouver-based CYC Corp., the brand has now created two divisions of its well-respected label WINGS + HORNS. As of 2010 spring/summer, two distinct silos include Archive and Research. The Archive selection seen here is a continuat...
WINGS + HORN Research 2010 Spring/Summer Collection
With the creation of the WINGS + HORN Research division, a new concentrated range of items make their debut this season. Seeing the split between the WINGS + HORNS Research and Archive lines ensures that those looking for more fashion-forward off...
Wings + Horns Tiger Fleece Blanket
Taking their popular Tiger Fleece hoody to the lifestyle sector, Wings + Horns releases a blanket made out of that popular ultra soft material. The piece measures in at 130 W x 190 L in centimeters, with 78% Cotton and 22% Polyester construction....
Cool Cats x Wings + Horns Melton Wool Varsity Jacket
After several teasers, the Cool Cats finally make their Varsity Jacket alongside Wings + Horns available to the public. Worked up in two different colorways, the jacket features a variety of premium details, including soft leather sleeves, ED REC...
Wings + Horns Quilted Chambray Vest
Another excellent piece from the Wings + Horns fall/winter collection makes its way to retail accounts. Taking on a classic chambray build, the quilted piece features a black colorway with moisture-wicking Primaloft liner, snap enclosure, and fou...
Nom de Guerre x Wings+Horns 2009 Fall/Winter Collection
Having embarked on a few different collaborations this season, Nom de Guerre team-up with Wings + Horns to create a special capsule for 2009 fall/winter. High-quality Wings+Horns production courtesy of CYC Design mets NdG styling which includes t...
Wings + Horns Melton Wool Award Varsity Jacket
A defining piece in Wings + Horns’ 2009 Fall/Winter Collection comes in the form of their Melton Wool Award varsity jacket. The impressive piece of work features a Melton wool body with leather sleeves and trim. Other details include a nice...
Wings + Horns 2009 Fall/Winter Collection
We have already had a glimpse of Wings + Horns’ much anticipated 2009 Fall/Winter Collection two weeks back. Now, thanks to Roden Grey, we take a comprehensive look at the entire collection which include new cotton and cashmere pieces as we...
Wings + Horns 2009 Fall Preview
Vancouver-based Wings + Horns preview some upcoming designs from their Fall 2009 Collection. Subdued much like prior releases, the lineup finds an emphasis on clean cut aesthetics with great attention to detail within every piece. Naturally, Fall...
Wings + Horns x Dayton Service Boot Brown
A boot that has developed a solid following for its well-defined shape and interesting processing technique, the Wings + Horns x Dayton Service boot makes a return as it is seen here in a brown leather form. The boots curled toes and iconic shape...
Ships Jet Blue x Wings + Horns Sleeveless Zip Hood
Canadian brand Wings + Horns and their quality products have captivated a large audience worldwide. Japanese retailer Ships Jet Blue look to the brand with a great background in fleece production to create two styles of a sleeveless zip hoodie. T...
Wings + Horns 2009 Spring/Summer Footwear Collection
Canadian brand Wings + Horns sees the release of their footwear selection for this season as it hits select retailers including home-town Vancouver retailer, Roden Gray. The Italian-made footwear features soft Nappa leathers with varying looks in...
Wings + Horns Spring/Summer 2009 Preview
Vancouver’s own Wings + Horns gives us a look at what’s coming up with a preview from their spring/summer 2009 line. Keeping true to their classic cuts and designs as well as quality and attention to detail, their upcoming collection looks to be...
