|Poszetka.com|
In search of the Polish roots of workwear style and timeless designs which — though created over half a century ago — still hold their ground today, we delved into the vast archives of the Polish Institute of Industrial Design.
|Mateusz Tryjanowski|
It only took Poszetka 15 years to finally make a black suit.
Such an opening may sound a little ironic, but indeed - this is the kind of product that perfectly illustrates the transformation we’ve witnessed with our own eyes. The evolution of the market, of the menswear rules, of the common beliefs - happening over the past decade and a half, in parallel with the history of our brand.
|Mateusz Tryjanowski, Photo: Grzegorz Sipiora|
As long as summer is still here, I owe you a story about something I personally enjoy very much; something that’s become the starting point for the latest incarnation of the Working Class label. The probably most summer-appropriate version of workwear: the French workwear.
|Mateusz Tryjanowski|
Some clothes aren't meant to be versatile. And they don't have to be. They are made to impress in very specific bunch of situations - but when those situations come along, they shine in full glory.
|Mateusz Tryjanowski, Photo: Grzegorz Sipiora|
Working on the second issue of the Everyday Classic magazine recently took us to the doorstep of one of Poland’s best winemakers, in the small village of Dobre near the beautiful town of Kazimierz Dolny.
