The Keiichi sunglasses from District Vision were the ones that introduced me to the brand and instantly had me hooked. This everyday model in a familiar silhouette is super simple to wear.

An amphibious foam summer shoe that has a conversation starting style. The Merrell hydro moc is all around strange, and that’s what I like about it.

A super lightweight, functional, and effective jacket from a brand that continues to impress. The Pas Normal Studios mechanism stow away jacket is an easily packable outer layer composed of Japanese durable water repellent treated nylon.

Probably one of my favorite pieces of outerwear from Haven thus far, the Polartec® Windbloc® boulder fleece is incredibly functional while also being quite easy on the eyes.

8 pockets spread across contrasting materials accented by a zipper and drawstrings make up the John Elliott miramar tactical cargo shorts.

Pas Normal Studios mechanism jerseys were 100% built with the ethos of form and function. The superior race fit is tough to beat if you’re seeking pure performance with low aero drag and warm weather riding comfort.

I’ll start by saying, I believe Haven’s original garments produced over the past 2 years are some of the more underrated technical apparel pieces on the market today. Their utilization and curation of functional materials leaves me in anticipation for each season’s release.

Easily my number 1 go to pair of shorts all summer long for casual outings day or night. The John Elliott Himalayan shorts do an excellent job of marrying comfort and style with a refined sporty look suitable for many occasions.

Blending athletic performance with style is never an easy endeavor as one aspect is typically compromised for the other. That couldn’t be further from the truth with the District Vision Junya Racer sunglasses.