The Heritage Post Magazine No.55

The Heritage Post Magazine No. 55

The topics in this issue are:

Kitschenberg

The sandal workshop

Samuel Zelig

Last Supper Hats

Work shoes

Carhartt

Blue de Chauffe

110 years of Moscot

Japanese Workwear

Tools, hobbies & co.

PM Warson

Bobcat Cargo Bikes

Jaguar E-Type

Men & Pussies

Daily bread

Nesmuk knives

Maison Heler Metz

Philippe Starck

Marquis de Montesquiou

Vintage Kitchen

Copper

Miquel Barceló

And much more…

It feels like there are already 10,000 magazines, so why another one? Because we're missing that one! Maybe you're missing it too? One that's different, that goes deeper, that doesn't portray illusions, and in these fast-paced times, simply races against time.

This is a very unconventional magazine, created with a lot of dedication and passion. It runs counter to trends and fashion, highlighting brands and products you may not yet know, but absolutely should. Why now? Because it's about time. We are surrounded by mass-produced products, fashion hype, frozen food, Swedish interior design. Short-lived and usually pretty boring. Or it's about superficial luxury and status symbols, fashionable trends and expensive, because hip, brands. Which doesn't always have to do with quality. Most people go along with it, follow along, imitate, because they only understand what is worn by the masses and propagated by fashion magazines. Authentic is something different. And all of this has nothing in common with originality and exclusivity. But where are the products that are connected to a story, a passion, a craft?

They exist. That's the beauty. And they've usually been around for quite a long time. That's probably the amazing thing. The jeans you're missing are deep blue, made of the finest cotton, and will last for years. The shoe you're looking for may have been made exactly the way you can buy it today for 100 years. Made of the finest leather, with the best expertise, in a long tradition of craftsmanship. The watch you have in mind may have had its design for half a century and, just like the jeans and the shoe, will become more valuable and beautiful over the years.

They give their best all year round, and you can expect the same!

With this men's magazine, we want to make it easier for interested people to find and understand such products. In this respect, it is truly an educational magazine, aiming to contribute to a renewed appreciation of products, an understanding of production processes and prices, and the reader's ability to form their own opinions and style. With this magazine, we aim to present consistently good style in all areas of life. We will show you special items, new products as well as almost forgotten items, vintage products that are becoming more beautiful and developing their own individuality.

Like us men… sometimes.