2,000-year-old Roman ‘Bigfoot’ mystery: 5,000 giant shoes unearthed in Britain Archaeologists at Magna Fort in England have unearthed a staggering 5,000 Ancient Roman shoes, with sizes that could easily fit a modern-day Bigfoot. This discovery has left experts puzzled and intrigued, shedding light on ancient footwear trends and raising questions about the feet of the […]
Mysterious sword dating back to the medieval period found at bottom of Polish river
Mysterious Sword Dating Back to the Medieval Period Found at Bottom of Polish River A fisherman discovered a remarkably well-preserved Medieval sword, possibly from a secret order, at the bottom of a river in Poland. This extraordinary find has sparked intrigue and fascination among historians and archaeologists, shedding light on the rich and enigmatic history […]
The BoF Podcast | Rachel Scott on the Sensuality of Craft
Crafting a Sensual Fashion Experience: Rachel Scott Redefines Craftsmanship with Diotima In the fast-paced world of fashion, where trends come and go like fleeting moments, designer Rachel Scott is trailblazing a new path with her brand, Diotima. In a recent episode of The BoF Podcast, Scott delved into the concept of redefining craft as a […]
The Unlikely Return of Bespoke Suiting, Explained
The Resurgence of Bespoke Suiting: A Modern Twist on Tailored Style In a world where fast fashion and off-the-rack clothing dominate the market, the art of bespoke suiting is making a surprising comeback. A new wave of custom brands is emerging, catering to the modern menswear consumer who craves not only tailored suits but also […]
Swiss Watchmakers Battle for Their Future
Swiss Watchmakers Battle for Their Future The Swiss watchmaking industry, known for its precision, craftsmanship, and timeless elegance, is currently facing one of its biggest challenges yet. With double-digit sales declines and a crisis of relevance looming large, traditional watchmakers are now forced to adapt or risk fading into obscurity. In a world where technology […]
40,000-year-old boomerang sculpted from mammoth tusk reveals early humans artistry
A 40,000-Year-Old Boomerang Sculpted from Mammoth Tusk Reveals Early Humans’ Artistry A remarkable discovery from ObÅ‚azowa Cave in Poland has unveiled what is likely one of the oldest examples of human artistry – a boomerang carved from mammoth tusk dating back 40,000 years. This ancient artifact sheds light on the advanced skills and creativity of […]
Swiss Watch Exports Slump in May as US Tariffs Shake Market
Swiss Watch Exports Experience a Downturn in May Amidst US Tariffs Turmoil Switzerland, renowned for its precision and luxury in watchmaking, has recently faced a significant setback in its watch export industry. The latest reports reveal a slump in Swiss watch exports in May, with a notable decline in shipments to the United States, the […]
How to Revive a Sleeping Beauty Watch Brand
Reviving a Sleeping Beauty: The Resurrection of Urban Jürgensen Watch Brand In the realm of horology, there are timepieces that transcend mere functionality to become objects of desire, coveted by collectors and connoisseurs alike. Urban Jürgensen, a Danish watch company with a rich 250-year-old heritage, is one such brand that has long been revered within […]
Trump Tariffs Get Personal for the Harris Tweed Makers of the Hebrides
Trump Tariffs Threaten Harris Tweed Makers of the Hebrides The impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs is being felt far and wide, with the latest victims being the Harris Tweed weavers in the Outer Hebrides. These skilled artisans, who have been honing their craft for centuries, now find themselves facing an uncertain future as the tariffs […]
Heritage Porcelain Brand Ginori 1735 Enters Lifestyle
Heritage Porcelain Brand Ginori 1735 Enters Lifestyle Italian heritage porcelain brand Ginori 1735 is making waves in the lifestyle market with the unveiling of its redesigned Milanese flagship store during Salone del Mobile. This strategic move not only showcases the brand’s commitment to evolution but also highlights its ability to stay relevant in an ever-changing […]