New Names, Old Favourites

There's nothing trendy about Blundstone, and that's kind of the point. Since 1870, Tasmanians have pulled on their Blundies for a hard day's yakka (that's graft to you and me). The boot itself is simple: pull-on leather with elastic side panels. Sturdy enough for a full shift, easy enough to kick off at the end of it. The Chelsea silhouette arrived in the 1960s and hasn't really changed since, because reinventing something that already works is a waste of everyone's time. Five lines just landed at WildBounds, from OGs to All-Terrains: every one unisex, in colours beyond the usual Chelsea drab.

Tent trailblazer HEIMPLANET is back on WildBounds, and The Cave's leading the way – the inflatable dome tent that started the whole thing. Back in 2003, a rained-out night on the Portuguese coast convinced its founders there had to be a better way than fumbling with poles in the dark. Inflate the airbeams, and you're pitched in under a minute – dry, sturdy and smug. The rest of the range is landing too: travel packs, tarps, and carry gear built with the same restless engineering.