New Video for the SS11 Hanoi Pant

This new video for the SS11 Hanoi Pant is the next in a series showing the fit and movement of our trousers. The Hanoi Pant was derived from the styling of the USMC pant, but with a straight, slimmer fit on the leg and the crotch is not-so low slung. Made from a great quality Mid-weight Italian Cotton Twill and is limited edition.
Trousers have always been difficult to buy online so along with producing videos, each pant has a spec sheet on the product pages, simply click the sizing chart to find your size. Visit the Griffin Online Store to view more new videos in the trousers and short sections....

Ize a real farmer now!

As Jeff put the final fence posts in the ground he was knocked one tooth down after the post banger got the better of him...at least he looks like a real farmer now!

The girls out in their newly fenced field

Technology Meets Tradition: Part Two

The latest in our video podcast series is now available on youtube. This video features the Griffin Thai Pant, a new style for the Autumn/Winter 10 Collection. The Thai pant features include:

Made from a Polyester/Cotton Ripstop fabric.
Low crotch with gusset, to allow for plenty of room in the seat.
Wide leg, banana paneling to give a great shape and darted back.
Waterproof zipped hip pockets.
Zip fly fastening.
Draw cords at the hem.
Made in Italy.
Limited Edition - Including 2 colourways exclusive to the Griffin Online Store.

To Find out more watch the video below and visit www.griffin-studio.com/shop/

Sneak peek at A/W 11...

We are now in the process of working on Autumn/Winter 2011 and Jeff is out at the Italian factory right now. Although it seems like a long way off, we wanted to show a sneaky peek at what Jeff is working on. This jacket is of a Goretex-like high-end Italian cotton fabric, tailored together in a non-stitch way. We love it, but what do you think?

The machinists all are at work on Dries and Dior at the moment...

Technical Meets Traditional

Introducing the Griffin Softshell - A piece we have been developing for around 4 years. Now with the right technology and fabrics available we've been able to put our ideas into production. Check out the video below where Jeff will talk you through the garments features and the fusion between traditional Woolrich fabrics and the technical bonding techniques. To find out more visit the Griffin Online Store where the item is now available...

Saturday Morning in Tokyo

Today we went over the rainbow bridge to the largest ECO exhibition over by the Fuji TV media tower... the cool one with the sphere. Check out the paper recycle centre for the office waste paper goes in and toilet paper comes out... all we now need is a compost toilet! Funny the eco exhibition is on a man made, maybe fully of land fill or cement, an island were everyone has to drive to... Eco.

At least the world will be saved by these fury creatures we hope....