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THING: Dr Martens ‘The Slate Premium Collection’ Ferdinand and Halen Boots
If you pay attention to the current trend, you will notice that there are more labels releasing a more premium and higher quality line of products. The gentleman pays more attention to the...
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THING: Dr. Martens x Pendleton Fall/Winter ’13 Collection
Pendleton Woolen Mills continue their partnership with Dr. Martens, as the iconic American fabric maker once again providing their unique textiles to the iconic British bootmakers for use on another...
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THING: Dr. Martens “Hieronymus Bosch” Collection
For Spring/Summer ’14, Dr. Martens have used the famous “Garden of Earthly Delights” triptych from 15th century Dutch painter, Hieronymus Bosch, on a capsule collection of shoes and satchels. The...
View ArticleTHING: Dr. Martens “Design A Boot” Facebook App
Dr. Martens has just launched an easy-to-use Facebook App that allows you to design your own boot, check our quick video of us using it, then log on to the Dr. Martens Singapore Facebook Page to try...
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THING: Dr. Martens “Reinvented” Collection
These punked-up kicks are part of Dr. Martens’ “Reinvented” collection which takes inspiration from sub-cultural fashion from the past. Get yours now at Dr. Martens and Leftfoot stores across...
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THING: Dr. Martens “Anarchy” Collection
Anarchy rules – check this new high and low combo from Dr. Martens that is literally splattered with anarchy. Available now at Leftfoot and Dr. Martens stores in Singapore.
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THING: Dr Martens Paisley Silk Lester ‘Made In England’
Dr. Martens Crafted collection prides itself on using the very finest materials combined with long-established manufacturing techniques perfected in the brand’s Northamptonshire factory in the UK....
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THING: Streething x Dr. Martens ‘Design a Boot’
The actual boots we designed from Dr. Martens ‘Design a Boot’ are finally here!! We have to say the boots do look much better than what we saw on our computer screen a couple of months ago. You too...
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THING: Dr. Martens AW’14 Crafted Collection
The Autumn Winter range comes from a classic approach to colours and leathers, with handmade detailing to create contemporary footwear. On the Brogue Wing Cap Monk Shoe, the Maracaibo leather has a...
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STREET: Dr. Martens #standforsomething presents Deap Vally
Music is a legacy of Dr. Martens. The first installment of ‘live gigs’ brought about the Singapore debut of UK Band, The Heartbreaks and this round, they are putting powerful female expression on the...
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THING: Dr. Martens Casual Collection
Fresh in the stores are some Dr. Martens iconic boots from the Autumn/Winter’14 Collection. (Above) The Revive Edan Lace 6-Eye Boot in Dark Brown Overdrive is offered in naturally aniline leather with...
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THING: Dr. Martens – The Spirit of ’69′ Collection
The year of 1969 saw the emergence of the first generation skinhead with an obsessive attention to detail – style was everything. Up until then, Dr. Martens boot had been sold mostly as reliable...
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THING: Cartoon Network Adventure Time x Dr. Martens SS15 Collection
Teaming up with award winning animation series by Cartoon Network – Adventure Times, the limited edition Dr. Martens will be featuring iconic characters Finn and Jake for the first season, with three...
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THING: Streething Editor’s Pick – All about the red kicks
It is still not too late to get a pair new red kicks for the festive celebrations. Here is our selection to last you for the next 15 days of Lunar New Year:
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THING: Dr. Martens A/W’15 “Spirit of Buffalo” Collection
For A/W’15, Dr. Martens have taken inspiration from the Buffalo movement and its styling. Initiated by preeminent stylist Ray Petri in London in 1980s, Buffalo style was perceived as a rejection and...
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