Monocle X Crane Brothers

I am excited to be sharing with you that Crane Brothers will be partnering with Monocle Magazine this October.

As part of the global launch of their latest book The Monocle Guide to Good Business we will be hosting their editorial team for a book signing.

In addition we will be housing a seasonal pop up Monocle shop, featuring many of the Monocle products, such as their hugely successful collaboration with Porter Bags as well as a comprehensive selection of stationary, air-freighted magazines and publications.

Monocle launched as a magazine briefing on global affairs, business, culture, design and much more. It is published 10 times a year out of London.

It is a complete media brand featuring print, audio and online elements plus an expanding retail network and online business.

It has shops in New York, London, Toronto, Tokyo and Hong Kong selling products that cater to its readers’ tastes, produced by brands they believe in.

We are proud to be included in such a distinguished network and to have the chance to work closely with one of the most influential magazines in the world.

Our collaboration launches on October 24th

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