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Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff.

Nick Johannessen

Garmology is a podcast about our clothes, old and new, how they are made, and the impact they have, from a perspective of making, buying, wearing, collecting, evaluating and appreciating. With interesting guests, the aim is to provide a non-fashion view of the world of our clothes. Expect plenty of opinions! Garmology is made by Nick Johannessen. There is no advertising or sponsorship, but you are welcome to support the podcast at buymeacoffee.com/garmology Garmology theme music by Fabian

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01:43:35

Always be evolving - With Cristiano Berto of 1st...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/12/03

This week designer Cristiano Berto drops in to talk about his years in Italian fashion design, his early inspiration from American styles, meeting Massimo Osti back in the day, making clothes that work together and don't expire when fashion changes, finding joy in fabrics and their makers, finding success in Japan and how to him sustainability also includes treating both suppliers and customers with respect.You can find Cristiano and Sylvia on the web at 1stpat-rn.it and on Instagram as

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01:30:43

Unpicking sustainability - With Melissa Watts (#69)

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/11/26

This week my guest, sustainability and fashion writer Melissa Watts, takes me down the primrose path of fast fashion and the problem of sustainability. We talk about the fast fashion pulled a fast one with their Higgs index, how the science of marketing is making consumers take on the industry's guilt, the problem of agreeing on some actual numbers and facts, the recent trauma porn landfills of garment waste in Ghana and Chile and the frustration of campaigning in echo chambers.You can find

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01:52:58

The joy of clothes - With Ragnhild Brochmann (#68)

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/11/19

In a quest to lighten the mood a bit, fashion historian and national esthetician Ragnhild Brochmann visits the pod this week to talk about historical peacockery, why teens have more fun, revisiting your younger self, the codes of accessories, how the 1940s had the best garment, why finding your style isn't the way to go and much more!Ragnhild writes a weekly column for the Norwegian newspaper Morgenbladet, she is also on Instagram!You can watch Ragnhild and Nick on "God Morgen Norge" here (Norwegian

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01:58:51

Passion and ethics - With Neil Christopher of ARN...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/11/12

This week Neil Christopher stops by for a chat. Neil is known from underground legend ARN Mercantile, as well as being a sought after chap from all manner of companies. With a career starting in an unlikely and random way and pretty much continuing in the same vein, we get into the ethics of the industry, what needs to change, the business of making proper clothes, keeping your footprint minimal, why Red Wing soles are worse than they used to be, and the predictable topics of fast fashion and true

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01:02:10

Let's hope it rains - With Richard Ince, umbrella...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/11/05

This week Richard Ince is my guest. Richard is the sixth generation Ince making umbrellas in the family firm. James Ince Umbrellas has been making their wares in London since 1805, a whopping 215 years. We talk about how the industry has changed, how umbrellas have evolved, having faith in your product, flamboyancy and sustainability.Find James Ince Umbrellas on Instagram as @inceumbrellas and check James Ince Umbrellas website.Garmology is researched, booked, hosted, edited, published, paid for and

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01:52:13

Down the denim rabbit hole - With Mohsin Sajid (#65)

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/10/28

This week Mohsin Sajid stops by for a bumper session on his 20 years in the denim industry (so far), a rundown on denim history, collecting vintage sewing gear, which vintage jeans are the best, zero-waste design, how denim is slowly moving from being one of the worst polluters in the fashion industry to something a little better and how Tencel is doing good stuff, hemp making a massive comeback, spanking a lot of industry and sustainability myths!Find Mohsin Sajid on Instagram as @mohsinsajid and

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01:17:12

Small is beautiful - With Leigh of The RE:DIRECTORY...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/10/21

This week my guest is Leigh of The RE:DIRECTORY. After 20 years in High Street retail, Leigh reached a point where she could no longer stand behind the values they worked to, mainly going for quick profit and short-term gains. As an experienced buyer, she has seen the inner workings of the fashion business, from top management to the shop floor. She now promotes small, ethical businesses through her web platform, The RE:DIRECTORY. Topics include how fast fashion played Pied Piper to the traditional

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01:26:47

You've worn that before! - With Professor Andrew...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/10/15

Andrew Groves is Professor of Fashion Design at the University of Westminster, London and curator of their menswear archive. He pops by to talk about moving to London as a young man, working with Alexander McQueen, being a student while working in a sex shop, moving into academia as a lecturer, the one-upmanship of terrace culture, why bad taste needs to be collected and shopping for the Menswear Archive with a sack full of cash. Oh, and some more ideas on what makes a cherished garment!You can

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01:19:14

A slow fashion chat- with Sam Binstead (#62)

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/10/08

This week, Sam Binstead is back for a laidback chat about the world of slow fashion, local makers, mending, vintage, bond villains, the outdoorsy life, promoting the susty message on Instagram, the real way forward and making shoes from odd materials. You can find Sam Binstead on Instagram as @Sam.Binstead and on YouTube here.Garmology is researched, booked, hosted, edited, published, paid for and everything else by Nick Johannessen. There is no advertising or sponsorship, but you are welcome to

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01:10:11

Suits you, Sir! - With Nicholas Simon (#61)

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/09/30

This week bespoke tailor Nicholas Simon visits Garmology to talk about the future of suits, how he was pushed into pushed tailoring, why Savile Row is still the epitome of suit-making, the difference between a good suit and a bad suit, bespoke vs made to measure, why it makes sense to own a really well made and well fitting suit in a great fabric. And, Nicholas attempts to describe the smell of Patrick Grant. You can find Nicholas Simon on the web here and on Instagram as

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01:05:05

From Cornwall with love - With Ella Griffee (#60)

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/09/23

Ella Grifee is a solo maker based in Cornwall, UK. From her small studio she crafts shirts to order, from organic fabrics and shipped in recyclable wrapping. Inspired to start the company after being furloughed from a large fashion company, it seemed the perfect time to pivot into doing her own thing. We talk about life as a sole employee, working from home, the joy of making, Ella's favourite stolen goods and how cherished garments are sustainable.You can find Ella Grifee on the web here and on

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01:04:05

Weaving songs - With Sam Goates of Woven In The Bone...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/09/16

After a long career in textile design and fabrication, Sam Goates set up shop as a solitary weaver in the port of Buckie in the North of Scotland. Bringing a down at heel bitsa this, bitsa that Hattersley single-width loom back to life to weave custom cloths for discerning customers worldwide. We talk about Sam's time in Australia, how she is not weaving Harris Tweed, the frustrations of keeping a vintage loom running right, employing family members and how there are never enough hours in the day

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01:14:23

Accessorize this - With Richard of Tyler and Tyler (#58)

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/09/09

First out in season 3 of Garmology is Richard Tyler of Men's Accessories company Tyler & Tyler. Tyler & Tyler comes from the stable of a British family-controlled business that has been manufacturing in Birmingham since 1908. They design and make all the extra shiny finishing touches such as cufflinks, tie clips, blazer buttons and lapel pins. They also offer a swathe of ties, leather goods and more. We talk about the making, the using, the reasoning, design, sustainability and more.You can find

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00:51:39

Building business from basics - With Ryan Mallinson...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/07/18

Keen waxer of waxed jackets, Ryan Mallinson, is back for a follow-up. We get into a few of the ideas behind slower fashion, buying what you actually need instead of what is available, taking care of your kit, repairing and improving, building a business from scratch, taking risks, creating a brand and building a community, being genuine in business, and more!You can find Mallin & Son on Instagram as @mallinandson and on the web as mallinandson.comGarmology is researched, booked, hosted, edited,

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01:38:24

In search of better - With Gary Newbold of English...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/06/25

Gary Newbold returns for this episode to talk around the topic of "buy better, buy less", what choices we make in how things are made, which fabrics we use, what it's like to work in the clothing business and more. There is a lot of talk of which fabrics and fibres we should avoid, but which should we seek out? This is probably the most ASMR episode yet, for those in the know.You can find English Utopia on Instagram as @englishutopia and on the web as englishutopia.com.Garmology is researched,

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01:04:50

It's knot science - With Ian Fieggen aka Professor...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/06/16

One of the most fundamental pieces of human knowledge is tying knots, and even more so when it comes to our footwear. Lacing and tying shoes is something we learn at an early age and most of us use this knowledge daily all our life. My guest today is Ian Fieggen, self-styled Professor Shoelace, inventor of better knot and keeper of the definitive website for lacing and tying. We talk about how this came about, what knots mean to him, which knots for what purpose, why it matters how you lace your

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01:27:41

Wooster on menswear - With Nick Wooster (#54)

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/06/04

An icon of men's style, fashion business guru, the face of #menswear, a voracious collector of garms and a non-fungible digital Lego figure. Nick Wooster is the guest of this weeks Garmology! We talk about his early days longing for a cashmere sweater in Salina, Kansas, moving to New York and eventually scaling the grades within fashion, the randomness of becoming a style icon and what it's like to still be in it for the clothes.You can find Nick on Instagram as @nickwooster and on the web at

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01:21:10

A life for design - With Mark Larese-Casanova (#53)

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/05/19

This weeks guest is Mark Larese-Casanova, an old friend of mine from the heady days of menswear forums. Mark is a fellow fan of well-made, well designed and interesting menswear, so much so that he has recently changed from being in front of students to becoming a student. We talk about making garments and how knowledge changes your perspective on what you wear. Oh, and designing and making your own clothes.You can find Mark on Instagram as @mlcasanova.design and on the web at

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01:00:19

For the greater goat - With Jack Millington from...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/05/12

My guest in this episode is Jack Millington, founder of Billy Tannery, a business that started with the plan of using the otherwise discarded hides of goats. We talk about the inspiration to start a new business, the reality of bringing a crazy idea to fruition, the situation for goats and how collaborations make it possible to create a viable business. You can find Billy Tannery on the web here and on Instagram as @billytannery. Garmology is researched, booked, hosted, edited, published, paid for

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01:18:55

Life in a cold shed - With Paul Vincent of SEH Kelly...

Garmology - A podcast about clothes, and stuff. ·

2021/04/21

The wife and husband team of Sarah and Paul have been running SEH Kelly since 2009. Quietly designing, making and revising a stream of garments that have found appreciative owners. All made in the British isles, from British cloths, and all backed by Sarah's tailoring and Paul's prose. From their HQ, which is basically a cold shed in Shoreditch, they are a great example of doing things well and being happy staying small.You can find SEH Kelly on the web here and on Instagram here.Garmology is

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