November Spotlight : POINTER

Pointer X Porter collaboration - The Rigby Backpack

Pointer teams up with Japanese luggage brand, Porter, once again for a military inspired collection.

Taking reference from European military design from the 1940s, the Rigby Backpack is given an updated, contemporary aesthetic, and recreated with corduroy, canvas & leather.


Pointer X Porter collaboration - The Tanker Wallet

The matching Tanker Wallet takes inspiration from the US Air Force MA1 flight jacket with velcro fastenings. Like all Porter products, the insides are lined with their trademark safety orange canvas.


Fresh from Pointer Footwear:


Nina in Picante


Nina in Anthrocite


Surfer Rosa in Tobacco


William in Navy/Ginger


William in Dark Brown/Burgundy

Exclusively at Rockstar : Pointer collaborates

#1 Pointer once again teams up with Porter (Japan). This time round, the reputable Japanese label combines trademark silhouettes and craftwork of Porter, with the heavy-duty myrtle canvas used in Pointer shoes. We're sure you will like this capsule collection as much as the previous one.

You will see a three-way Bag, a grooming Pouch, and an oversized canvas fold-over Wallet. The highlight for us has got to be the iconic Porter three-way Bag: It triples as a backpack, a shoulder bag and a briefcase, with straps that are inter-changeable all around.

Other details include,

- Heavy Weight Canvas Outer
- Two Way Zip Closure Main Compartment
- Stowaway Shoulder Straps
- Padded Carrying Handle
- Larger Internal Zip Closure Front Pockets
- Contrast Coloured Canvas & Mesh Pocket

#2 Pointer invited belt-making masters Anderson to produce a limited series of premium leather belts. Since they threw open their doors in 1966, the Italian belt company has been making belts with some of Europe's best tanneries. This collaborative series is based on their classic woven belts featuring premium leather detailing and waxed cotton weaving, and manufactured entirely in Italy.

The colour schemes look great and can be pulled off with ease. Take a closer look at the belts (or our photographs here): You will see the effort put into Anderson-style weaving, resulting in textures and patterns that will make that difference to an outfit.