Honolulu Pawnshop is "a family owned and operated brand, born in the city of Honolulu, Hawai'i," celebrating its home and its people through clothing and art. It makes tees, tanks, jerseys, hoodies and more, with collections like Found In Waikiki and an NYC collection inspired by its "home away from home."
Sunski was started by college friends Tom and Michael, who used a 2012 Kickstarter to bring back Tom's vintage Australian surf-trip shades. It makes polarized sunglasses with frames made from SuperLight, "a revolutionary recycled polymer," backed by a lifetime warranty.
OXFORDhill's signature is "the five-ingredient hair clay for thicker-looking hair," which it says GQ put in 50,000 subscription boxes. Alongside the scented and unscented clay, it makes a texture hair paste, sea salt spray, an air-dry styling cream and a beef tallow deodorant.
Scotsman John Barbour started Barbour in 1894 in South Shields, England, supplying oilskins, and over 130 years later it is a family-owned business in its 5th generation. Today it makes waxed, quilted and rain jackets plus countrywear for men and women.
Floyd is the travel-case brand of Bernd Georgi and Horst Kern, two Munich teens who skated and dreamed of California before spending more than 20 years in luggage production. Its colorful cases roll on "skateboard-spinner wheels" and pay tribute to the bohemian 70s and the design language of Venice Beach in that era.
Vacation is a Miami sunscreen brand that takes leisure as seriously as protection, known for its 'World's Best-Smelling' scents and developed with board-certified dermatologist Dr. Elizabeth Hale.
The Resort Co. makes premium men's resort and vacation wear, including tailored swim shorts and linen shirts, responsibly produced in Europe.
