The man who helped elevate grunge from music into fashion, Marc Jacobs turned the industry on its head in 1993 with his DM’s-adored Perry Ellis grunge collection. He had everyone’s attention. And he’s demanding it again with the latest 1460 Remastered boot. 

Leaving behind an extraordinary amount of work and an unprecedented legacy, Jean-Michel Basquiat’s influence spans across art, music and multiple generations of young creatives. He exploded into the art world in the early 80s. And his impact can still be felt to this day. 

Founded by Jun Takahashi, Undercover is a world-renowned Japanese fashion label known for its punk-rock-influenced aesthetic. And we go way back. Our latest 1460 Remastered boot will be our 6th collaboration with Undercover. Takahashi is carving out a space DM’s history.

Known for his use of socio-political graphics and his questioning of authority, A-COLD-WALL* founder Samuel Ross has set a new precedent for how we navigate  streetwear. His long-running commentary on the British social climate gets louder with every season — and his partnership with Dr. Martens is no different.

Anyone can shop at Bodega — you just have to know where to find it. Hidden behind faux storefronts in Boston and LA, their local approach to fashion covers everything from clothing to their bricks-and-mortar stores.

As we look back on DM’s six-decade heritage, we’ve extended this groundbreaking collaboration to include six miniature figurines — one for each different decade of DM’s.

Dr. Martens sets up shop in the epicentre of alternative subculture — Carnaby Street.

Now, more than ever – we’re all feeling the lure of sustainable living. But seeking out eco-friendly products that don’t compromise on quality can be a bit overwhelming. With an ever-growing number of environmentally conscious brands and re-brands, you’d be forgiven for not knowing where to start. Here’s a few of our favourite eco-friendly brands to inspire your next sustainable shopping list.

‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’ is a phrase that’s been drilled into our collective psyche for as long as we can remember. And as well-versed as we are on the detrimental impact that waste has on climate change, we’re all guilty of being a bit careless from time to time. We’re only human – we just need a nudge in the right direction.

Now, you know we don’t like to brag. We’ve had a fair share of glowing reviews over the years. Our praises have been sung by Vogue, Forbes, and GQ – to name a few. Don’t get us wrong, we pinch ourselves daily. Considering we started in our kitchen, it’s been a whirlwind. And we couldn’t be more grateful.

But our favourite review isn’t from a prestigious publication or a high-end magazine – it was written by one of the first members of our cast.

The heavenly month of March is here – which means International Women’s Day, the first notes of spring and the sweet return of serotonin after the long winter. If only there was a soundtrack for it.

It’s been 14 years since New York’s most notorious dive bar hosted its last gig. But the legacy lives on.

The story behind the famous Bill Grundy interview.