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Slancha x Formd
The Car Boot Sale

Open 10am till 6pm until Sunday!

@l_d_f_official
@shoreditchdt

We’re excited about this show for so many reasons. It’s our first design festival, which feels like a big milestone in itself. Looking back to the start of last year, we were putting on our very first show, completely unorganised, not really knowing what we were doing, just winging it. A year and a bit later, we’re on our fifth show, a little more organised, still winging it, but now working with over 40 incredible independent designers and makers from across the UK, showing an incredible range of furniture, homeware and sculpture. Our aim has always been to create a platform for emerging designers to present work in fresh and interesting ways and that’s what we wanted to embody with this exhibition.

The concept of The Car Boot Sale came from our love of hunting through these treasure troves for hidden gems. There’s a unique energy at a car boot, an electric mix of furniture, objects, art and people, and we wanted to capture that. The show brings together different styles, techniques, colours and textures into a kind of organised chaos.

We’re also thrilled to be partnering with Formd, who are helping bring the exhibition to life with their fabrication wizardry.

The exhibition features 17 fantastically unique makers from around the UK, each with their own take on what a car boot sale means to them. The mix of work is electric and bold, and we can’t wait to share it with you.

We’ll be open from the 16th - 21st of September at 228 Brick Lane. Come by, say hello, and bring your friends and family along. We promise you won’t leave with a broken toaster.

Fin and Harv x

@shoreditchdt @l_d_f_official

#LDF #LondonDesignFestival #CarBootSale #Furniture #Exhibition

We’re excited about this show for so many reasons. It’s our first design festival, which feels like a big milestone in itself. Looking back to the start of last year, we were putting on our very first show, completely unorganised, not really knowing what we were doing, just winging it. A year and a bit later, we’re on our fifth show, a little more organised, still winging it, but now working with over 40 incredible independent designers and makers from across the UK, showing an incredible range of furniture, homeware and sculpture. Our aim has always been to create a platform for emerging designers to present work in fresh and interesting ways and that’s what we wanted to embody with this exhibition.

The concept of The Car Boot Sale came from our love of hunting through these treasure troves for hidden gems. There’s a unique energy at a car boot, an electric mix of furniture, objects, art and people, and we wanted to capture that. The show brings together different styles, techniques, colours and textures into a kind of organised chaos.

We’re also thrilled to be partnering with Formd, who are helping bring the exhibition to life with their fabrication wizardry.

The exhibition features 17 fantastically unique makers from around the UK, each with their own take on what a car boot sale means to them. The mix of work is electric and bold, and we can’t wait to share it with you.

We’ll be open from the 16th - 21st of September at 228 Brick Lane. Come by, say hello, and bring your friends and family along. We promise you won’t leave with a broken toaster.

Fin and Harv x

@shoreditchdt @l_d_f_official

#LDF #LondonDesignFestival #CarBootSale #Furniture #Exhibition

We kicked off the year at the local pub, sipping Guinness and munching on scampi fries, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to showcase the incredible craftsmanship being created in Scotland. Surrounded by great food and drink, the concept for an intimate dining experience where people could engage with the work was born. A few months later, we pitched the idea to Soho House — and, as they say, the rest is history.

From the initial sketches, CAD designs and layouts, to site visits and tablecloths and colour palettes. Every tiny detail was put into this project and it really was incredible to see it come to life.

Huge thanks to Holly and Poppy, whose belief in our vision turned ideas into reality. You’ve not only supported us—you’ve become lifelong friends. We’re beyond grateful.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our dear friend Neal for crafting the table that will go down in history. Your outstanding fabrication skills transformed this dining experience into something truly unforgettable.

And to all the designers featured at our Design Guild Dinner, thank you for trusting us to showcase your work in new and unique ways. We’re continually inspired by your creations and truly feel honoured to display them.

Never in a million years did we imagine we’d be able to pull off something of this scale so early in slancha’s journey. It’s been an incredible way to wrap up the year and undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year.

We’re taking some time over the Christmas period to plan for what’s next for slancha and we’re excited to see what 2025 brings.

Harv and Fin

@sohohouse
@popsmurricane
Drinks: @isleofharrisdistillers
Photography: @carlopaloniphoto
Calligraphy: @saffaristudio
Venue: @baadglasgow
Table fabrication: @nealcameron.works

We kicked off the year at the local pub, sipping Guinness and munching on scampi fries, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to showcase the incredible craftsmanship being created in Scotland. Surrounded by great food and drink, the concept for an intimate dining experience where people could engage with the work was born. A few months later, we pitched the idea to Soho House — and, as they say, the rest is history.

From the initial sketches, CAD designs and layouts, to site visits and tablecloths and colour palettes. Every tiny detail was put into this project and it really was incredible to see it come to life.

Huge thanks to Holly and Poppy, whose belief in our vision turned ideas into reality. You’ve not only supported us—you’ve become lifelong friends. We’re beyond grateful.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our dear friend Neal for crafting the table that will go down in history. Your outstanding fabrication skills transformed this dining experience into something truly unforgettable.

And to all the designers featured at our Design Guild Dinner, thank you for trusting us to showcase your work in new and unique ways. We’re continually inspired by your creations and truly feel honoured to display them.

Never in a million years did we imagine we’d be able to pull off something of this scale so early in slancha’s journey. It’s been an incredible way to wrap up the year and undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year.

We’re taking some time over the Christmas period to plan for what’s next for slancha and we’re excited to see what 2025 brings.

Harv and Fin

@sohohouse
@popsmurricane
Drinks: @isleofharrisdistillers
Photography: @carlopaloniphoto
Calligraphy: @saffaristudio
Venue: @baadglasgow
Table fabrication: @nealcameron.works

We kicked off the year at the local pub, sipping Guinness and munching on scampi fries, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to showcase the incredible craftsmanship being created in Scotland. Surrounded by great food and drink, the concept for an intimate dining experience where people could engage with the work was born. A few months later, we pitched the idea to Soho House — and, as they say, the rest is history.

From the initial sketches, CAD designs and layouts, to site visits and tablecloths and colour palettes. Every tiny detail was put into this project and it really was incredible to see it come to life.

Huge thanks to Holly and Poppy, whose belief in our vision turned ideas into reality. You’ve not only supported us—you’ve become lifelong friends. We’re beyond grateful.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our dear friend Neal for crafting the table that will go down in history. Your outstanding fabrication skills transformed this dining experience into something truly unforgettable.

And to all the designers featured at our Design Guild Dinner, thank you for trusting us to showcase your work in new and unique ways. We’re continually inspired by your creations and truly feel honoured to display them.

Never in a million years did we imagine we’d be able to pull off something of this scale so early in slancha’s journey. It’s been an incredible way to wrap up the year and undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year.

We’re taking some time over the Christmas period to plan for what’s next for slancha and we’re excited to see what 2025 brings.

Harv and Fin

@sohohouse
@popsmurricane
Drinks: @isleofharrisdistillers
Photography: @carlopaloniphoto
Calligraphy: @saffaristudio
Venue: @baadglasgow
Table fabrication: @nealcameron.works

We kicked off the year at the local pub, sipping Guinness and munching on scampi fries, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to showcase the incredible craftsmanship being created in Scotland. Surrounded by great food and drink, the concept for an intimate dining experience where people could engage with the work was born. A few months later, we pitched the idea to Soho House — and, as they say, the rest is history.

From the initial sketches, CAD designs and layouts, to site visits and tablecloths and colour palettes. Every tiny detail was put into this project and it really was incredible to see it come to life.

Huge thanks to Holly and Poppy, whose belief in our vision turned ideas into reality. You’ve not only supported us—you’ve become lifelong friends. We’re beyond grateful.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our dear friend Neal for crafting the table that will go down in history. Your outstanding fabrication skills transformed this dining experience into something truly unforgettable.

And to all the designers featured at our Design Guild Dinner, thank you for trusting us to showcase your work in new and unique ways. We’re continually inspired by your creations and truly feel honoured to display them.

Never in a million years did we imagine we’d be able to pull off something of this scale so early in slancha’s journey. It’s been an incredible way to wrap up the year and undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year.

We’re taking some time over the Christmas period to plan for what’s next for slancha and we’re excited to see what 2025 brings.

Harv and Fin

@sohohouse
@popsmurricane
Drinks: @isleofharrisdistillers
Photography: @carlopaloniphoto
Calligraphy: @saffaristudio
Venue: @baadglasgow
Table fabrication: @nealcameron.works

We kicked off the year at the local pub, sipping Guinness and munching on scampi fries, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to showcase the incredible craftsmanship being created in Scotland. Surrounded by great food and drink, the concept for an intimate dining experience where people could engage with the work was born. A few months later, we pitched the idea to Soho House — and, as they say, the rest is history.

From the initial sketches, CAD designs and layouts, to site visits and tablecloths and colour palettes. Every tiny detail was put into this project and it really was incredible to see it come to life.

Huge thanks to Holly and Poppy, whose belief in our vision turned ideas into reality. You’ve not only supported us—you’ve become lifelong friends. We’re beyond grateful.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our dear friend Neal for crafting the table that will go down in history. Your outstanding fabrication skills transformed this dining experience into something truly unforgettable.

And to all the designers featured at our Design Guild Dinner, thank you for trusting us to showcase your work in new and unique ways. We’re continually inspired by your creations and truly feel honoured to display them.

Never in a million years did we imagine we’d be able to pull off something of this scale so early in slancha’s journey. It’s been an incredible way to wrap up the year and undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year.

We’re taking some time over the Christmas period to plan for what’s next for slancha and we’re excited to see what 2025 brings.

Harv and Fin

@sohohouse
@popsmurricane
Drinks: @isleofharrisdistillers
Photography: @carlopaloniphoto
Calligraphy: @saffaristudio
Venue: @baadglasgow
Table fabrication: @nealcameron.works

We kicked off the year at the local pub, sipping Guinness and munching on scampi fries, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to showcase the incredible craftsmanship being created in Scotland. Surrounded by great food and drink, the concept for an intimate dining experience where people could engage with the work was born. A few months later, we pitched the idea to Soho House — and, as they say, the rest is history.

From the initial sketches, CAD designs and layouts, to site visits and tablecloths and colour palettes. Every tiny detail was put into this project and it really was incredible to see it come to life.

Huge thanks to Holly and Poppy, whose belief in our vision turned ideas into reality. You’ve not only supported us—you’ve become lifelong friends. We’re beyond grateful.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our dear friend Neal for crafting the table that will go down in history. Your outstanding fabrication skills transformed this dining experience into something truly unforgettable.

And to all the designers featured at our Design Guild Dinner, thank you for trusting us to showcase your work in new and unique ways. We’re continually inspired by your creations and truly feel honoured to display them.

Never in a million years did we imagine we’d be able to pull off something of this scale so early in slancha’s journey. It’s been an incredible way to wrap up the year and undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year.

We’re taking some time over the Christmas period to plan for what’s next for slancha and we’re excited to see what 2025 brings.

Harv and Fin

@sohohouse
@popsmurricane
Drinks: @isleofharrisdistillers
Photography: @carlopaloniphoto
Calligraphy: @saffaristudio
Venue: @baadglasgow
Table fabrication: @nealcameron.works

We kicked off the year at the local pub, sipping Guinness and munching on scampi fries, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to showcase the incredible craftsmanship being created in Scotland. Surrounded by great food and drink, the concept for an intimate dining experience where people could engage with the work was born. A few months later, we pitched the idea to Soho House — and, as they say, the rest is history.

From the initial sketches, CAD designs and layouts, to site visits and tablecloths and colour palettes. Every tiny detail was put into this project and it really was incredible to see it come to life.

Huge thanks to Holly and Poppy, whose belief in our vision turned ideas into reality. You’ve not only supported us—you’ve become lifelong friends. We’re beyond grateful.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our dear friend Neal for crafting the table that will go down in history. Your outstanding fabrication skills transformed this dining experience into something truly unforgettable.

And to all the designers featured at our Design Guild Dinner, thank you for trusting us to showcase your work in new and unique ways. We’re continually inspired by your creations and truly feel honoured to display them.

Never in a million years did we imagine we’d be able to pull off something of this scale so early in slancha’s journey. It’s been an incredible way to wrap up the year and undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year.

We’re taking some time over the Christmas period to plan for what’s next for slancha and we’re excited to see what 2025 brings.

Harv and Fin

@sohohouse
@popsmurricane
Drinks: @isleofharrisdistillers
Photography: @carlopaloniphoto
Calligraphy: @saffaristudio
Venue: @baadglasgow
Table fabrication: @nealcameron.works

We kicked off the year at the local pub, sipping Guinness and munching on scampi fries, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to showcase the incredible craftsmanship being created in Scotland. Surrounded by great food and drink, the concept for an intimate dining experience where people could engage with the work was born. A few months later, we pitched the idea to Soho House — and, as they say, the rest is history.

From the initial sketches, CAD designs and layouts, to site visits and tablecloths and colour palettes. Every tiny detail was put into this project and it really was incredible to see it come to life.

Huge thanks to Holly and Poppy, whose belief in our vision turned ideas into reality. You’ve not only supported us—you’ve become lifelong friends. We’re beyond grateful.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our dear friend Neal for crafting the table that will go down in history. Your outstanding fabrication skills transformed this dining experience into something truly unforgettable.

And to all the designers featured at our Design Guild Dinner, thank you for trusting us to showcase your work in new and unique ways. We’re continually inspired by your creations and truly feel honoured to display them.

Never in a million years did we imagine we’d be able to pull off something of this scale so early in slancha’s journey. It’s been an incredible way to wrap up the year and undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year.

We’re taking some time over the Christmas period to plan for what’s next for slancha and we’re excited to see what 2025 brings.

Harv and Fin

@sohohouse
@popsmurricane
Drinks: @isleofharrisdistillers
Photography: @carlopaloniphoto
Calligraphy: @saffaristudio
Venue: @baadglasgow
Table fabrication: @nealcameron.works

We kicked off the year at the local pub, sipping Guinness and munching on scampi fries, bouncing ideas back and forth about how to showcase the incredible craftsmanship being created in Scotland. Surrounded by great food and drink, the concept for an intimate dining experience where people could engage with the work was born. A few months later, we pitched the idea to Soho House — and, as they say, the rest is history.

From the initial sketches, CAD designs and layouts, to site visits and tablecloths and colour palettes. Every tiny detail was put into this project and it really was incredible to see it come to life.

Huge thanks to Holly and Poppy, whose belief in our vision turned ideas into reality. You’ve not only supported us—you’ve become lifelong friends. We’re beyond grateful.

We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our dear friend Neal for crafting the table that will go down in history. Your outstanding fabrication skills transformed this dining experience into something truly unforgettable.

And to all the designers featured at our Design Guild Dinner, thank you for trusting us to showcase your work in new and unique ways. We’re continually inspired by your creations and truly feel honoured to display them.

Never in a million years did we imagine we’d be able to pull off something of this scale so early in slancha’s journey. It’s been an incredible way to wrap up the year and undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year.

We’re taking some time over the Christmas period to plan for what’s next for slancha and we’re excited to see what 2025 brings.

Harv and Fin

@sohohouse
@popsmurricane
Drinks: @isleofharrisdistillers
Photography: @carlopaloniphoto
Calligraphy: @saffaristudio
Venue: @baadglasgow
Table fabrication: @nealcameron.works

SLANCHA × AWAYKIN PRESENT
“SPRING CLEAN”

Featuring works by a curated selection of emerging UK designers and makers.

Archival pieces, samples, seconds and one-off works in homeware and furniture, available for one day only at Awaykin.

FEATURING WORKS BY

All Ears @all____ears
Alex Whitefield @alexwhitfield_
Dex Vallon @atelierkorbo
Emmely Elgersma @emmely
Freyja Dorren @freyjadorrenceramics
George Baggaley @george.baggaley.pottery
George Exon @bygeorgeexon
Hanna Fastrich @hannafastrich
Jake Robertson @jakerobertsonsss
Josh Page @joshpagestudio
Lessons @lessons.research
Lottie Mac @lottiemac98
Six Dots Design @six_dots_design
This Is Byron @thisisbyron_
Thomas Wheller @thomaswheller

Saturday 30 May
11am–6pm

Awaykin
Unit 5
39 Gransden Avenue
London E8 3QA

We look forward to seeing you there.

SLANCHA × AWAYKIN PRESENT
“SPRING CLEAN”

A curated sale of archival pieces and seconds in homeware and furniture by emerging UK designers.

One day only
Saturday 30 May
11am–6pm

Awaykin
Unit 5
39 Gransden Avenue
London E8 3QA

We look forward to seeing you there.

More to be announced soon.

“A SMALL CERAMIC VESSLE TO STORE INDECENT PERSONAL FANTASIES”

For best use:

Whilst maintaining a state of arousal, use confidence and vigour to clearly express one previously undisclosed fantasy, kink or perversion into your vessel and leave on a flat surface to settle”

Designed and handmade by George Baggaley

12 variations available now at slancha.com

“A SMALL CERAMIC VESSLE TO STORE INDECENT PERSONAL FANTASIES”

For best use:

Whilst maintaining a state of arousal, use confidence and vigour to clearly express one previously undisclosed fantasy, kink or perversion into your vessel and leave on a flat surface to settle”

Designed and handmade by George Baggaley

12 variations available now at slancha.com

CONE SERIES BY HANNA FASTRICH

These modular stainless steel conical vessels are designed for flexible, interchangeable combinations, perfect for dynamic tablescapes. Available in various sizes, they serve multiple functions from drinkware to serving and storage.

Earlier this month, we spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process. These works are part of a larger collection on slancha.

To explore the full story visit the link in our bio.

CONE SERIES BY HANNA FASTRICH

These modular stainless steel conical vessels are designed for flexible, interchangeable combinations, perfect for dynamic tablescapes. Available in various sizes, they serve multiple functions from drinkware to serving and storage.

Earlier this month, we spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process. These works are part of a larger collection on slancha.

To explore the full story visit the link in our bio.

CONE SERIES BY HANNA FASTRICH

These modular stainless steel conical vessels are designed for flexible, interchangeable combinations, perfect for dynamic tablescapes. Available in various sizes, they serve multiple functions from drinkware to serving and storage.

Earlier this month, we spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process. These works are part of a larger collection on slancha.

To explore the full story visit the link in our bio.

CONE SERIES BY HANNA FASTRICH

These modular stainless steel conical vessels are designed for flexible, interchangeable combinations, perfect for dynamic tablescapes. Available in various sizes, they serve multiple functions from drinkware to serving and storage.

Earlier this month, we spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process. These works are part of a larger collection on slancha.

To explore the full story visit the link in our bio.

CONE SERIES BY HANNA FASTRICH

These modular stainless steel conical vessels are designed for flexible, interchangeable combinations, perfect for dynamic tablescapes. Available in various sizes, they serve multiple functions from drinkware to serving and storage.

Earlier this month, we spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process. These works are part of a larger collection on slancha.

To explore the full story visit the link in our bio.

CONE SERIES BY HANNA FASTRICH

These modular stainless steel conical vessels are designed for flexible, interchangeable combinations, perfect for dynamic tablescapes. Available in various sizes, they serve multiple functions from drinkware to serving and storage.

Earlier this month, we spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process. These works are part of a larger collection on slancha.

To explore the full story visit the link in our bio.

STUDIO VISIT WITH HANNA FASTRICH — PART 2

We spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process, where objects become spatial agents, shaping emotion through subtle intervention.

To explore the full story, read the interview, and view available works, visit the link in our bio.

STUDIO VISIT WITH HANNA FASTRICH — PART 2

We spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process, where objects become spatial agents, shaping emotion through subtle intervention.

To explore the full story, read the interview, and view available works, visit the link in our bio.

STUDIO VISIT WITH HANNA FASTRICH — PART 2

We spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process, where objects become spatial agents, shaping emotion through subtle intervention.

To explore the full story, read the interview, and view available works, visit the link in our bio.

STUDIO VISIT WITH HANNA FASTRICH — PART 2

We spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process, where objects become spatial agents, shaping emotion through subtle intervention.

To explore the full story, read the interview, and view available works, visit the link in our bio.

STUDIO VISIT WITH HANNA FASTRICH — PART 2

We spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process, where objects become spatial agents, shaping emotion through subtle intervention.

To explore the full story, read the interview, and view available works, visit the link in our bio.

STUDIO VISIT WITH HANNA FASTRICH — PART 2

We spoke with Hanna to gain deeper insight into her practice, taking a closer look inside the studio and her making process, where objects become spatial agents, shaping emotion through subtle intervention.

To explore the full story, read the interview, and view available works, visit the link in our bio.

STUDIO VISIT WITH HANNA FASTRICH

We spoke with Hanna about her background in architecture, her process between ceramics and metal, and the thinking behind her conic vessels, furniture and lighting.

The full interview, along with new available works, can be found via the link in our bio.

Video by Slancha

COFFEE MORNING

A collaborative project with @thehoxtonhotel and @beatnikcafe_ to celebrate the launch of the new Houses at The Hoxton Edinburgh.

Photography by @stephenlister

For project enquiries, please contact info@slancha.com

COFFEE MORNING

A collaborative project with @thehoxtonhotel and @beatnikcafe_ to celebrate the launch of the new Houses at The Hoxton Edinburgh.

Photography by @stephenlister

For project enquiries, please contact info@slancha.com

COFFEE MORNING

A collaborative project with @thehoxtonhotel and @beatnikcafe_ to celebrate the launch of the new Houses at The Hoxton Edinburgh.

Photography by @stephenlister

For project enquiries, please contact info@slancha.com

COFFEE MORNING

A collaborative project with @thehoxtonhotel and @beatnikcafe_ to celebrate the launch of the new Houses at The Hoxton Edinburgh.

Photography by @stephenlister

For project enquiries, please contact info@slancha.com

COFFEE MORNING

A collaborative project with @thehoxtonhotel and @beatnikcafe_ to celebrate the launch of the new Houses at The Hoxton Edinburgh.

Photography by @stephenlister

For project enquiries, please contact info@slancha.com

COFFEE MORNING

A collaborative project with @thehoxtonhotel and @beatnikcafe_ to celebrate the launch of the new Houses at The Hoxton Edinburgh.

Photography by @stephenlister

For project enquiries, please contact info@slancha.com

COFFEE MORNING

A collaborative project with @thehoxtonhotel and @beatnikcafe_ to celebrate the launch of the new Houses at The Hoxton Edinburgh.

Photography by @stephenlister

For project enquiries, please contact info@slancha.com

COFFEE MORNING

A collaborative project with @thehoxtonhotel and @beatnikcafe_ to celebrate the launch of the new Houses at The Hoxton Edinburgh.

Photography by @stephenlister

For project enquiries, please contact info@slancha.com

“DESIGNER CAP”

6-panel cap, 100% Cotton, low-profile.
Designed as part of the Slancha Daily Uniform.
Finished with an embroidered Slancha logo and a silver carabiner clip to attach to your trousers.

Wear responsibly.

Available now at Slancha.com

“DESIGNER CAP”

6-panel cap, 100% Cotton, low-profile.
Designed as part of the Slancha Daily Uniform.
Finished with an embroidered Slancha logo and a silver carabiner clip to attach to your trousers.

Wear responsibly.

Available now at Slancha.com

“DESIGNER CAP”

6-panel cap, 100% Cotton, low-profile.
Designed as part of the Slancha Daily Uniform.
Finished with an embroidered Slancha logo and a silver carabiner clip to attach to your trousers.

Wear responsibly.

Available now at Slancha.com

“COLUMN TABLE”

A statement piece defined by its architectural form.
Constructed from MDF and finished in a high-gloss lacquer.

125 cm (D) × 75 cm (H)

Designed and crafted in London by Max McLintock.

Available now at slancha.com

“COLUMN TABLE”

A statement piece defined by its architectural form.
Constructed from MDF and finished in a high-gloss lacquer.

125 cm (D) × 75 cm (H)

Designed and crafted in London by Max McLintock.

Available now at slancha.com

“COLUMN TABLE”

A statement piece defined by its architectural form.
Constructed from MDF and finished in a high-gloss lacquer.

125 cm (D) × 75 cm (H)

Designed and crafted in London by Max McLintock.

Available now at slancha.com

“COLUMN TABLE”

A statement piece defined by its architectural form.
Constructed from MDF and finished in a high-gloss lacquer.

125 cm (D) × 75 cm (H)

Designed and crafted in London by Max McLintock.

Available now at slancha.com