Res Ipsa was founded by two lawyers who concluded that the world needs fewer lawyers but more happiness. Res Ipsa name come from the Latin phrase res ipsa loquitur, “the thing speaks for itself”. The res ipsa doctrine was first used in the English court case Byrne v Boadle (1863), and applies to sell- evident facts.
A classic British loafer was chosen as the first prototype and the idea for Res Ipsa was born.
Best known for the handmade kilim shoes, and other kilim travel accessories, Res Ipsa is still inspired by travels to the great cities of the world. From weekend breaks in Panama City Beach to everyday life in Atlanta, the brand is about travels.
“Today, Res Ipsa is the destination for premium handmade travel leisure goods. Whether you’re far from home or returning there, travel with us.”
The first Spring/Summer 2020 collection from EGONlab. draws its inspiration from all the revolutionary references in our history that have had a positive impact on modern society.
Alessandro Sartori tells us a romantic and at the same time sophisticatedly industrialized story. His Spring/Summer 2020 collection #UseTheExisting for Ermenegildo Zegna it’s a crude, material tribute to handmade sartorial heritage: the made in Italy one. His man… »
Brutally beautiful, the collection designed by Dorian for his M1992 is a breath of fresh air. His SS20 is funny, madly contextualized. It’s the self-pleasing self-consciousness of the “fighetto”, the very Italian specimen of a stylish man… »
As the special guest at the 2019 edition of Pitti Uomo, Givenchy took this opportunity to reveal its exclusive new collaboration with Onitsuka Tiger during its runway presentation on June 12th.
The Guest Nation China project of Pitti Uomo culminated with the fashion show of the Chinese duo PRONOUNCE: an experimental fashion brand established by Yushan Li and Jun Z. The SS20… »
You may not know it, but the manufacture of denim is one of the most polluting processes that exist within the fashion industry. Aware of this serious environmental problem that consumers of Denim often overlook, the famous American fashion brand… »
The central vision behind Adish is to empower, develop and connect different cultural groups within their region through collaboration and blending traditional craft techniques and culture.
Kamil Szajder, Gustav Hagild and Ciarán Moore captured by Clara Giaminardi for the graduate collection lookbook of the Spanish designer Tíscar Espadas.
