farewell INVENTORY

"After seven years, we’ve decided to stop publishing Inventory. We’re extremely grateful to everyone that has supported the magazine by advertising with us or selling it in their stores; to those of you that have purchased a copy; and to the people and brands that have helped to bring our pages to life over the course of thirteen issues.

Making this magazine has been such a valuable experience. The lessons learned, knowledge gained, and relationships cemented could never be replaced, and it’s a journey that I’ll remember forever. Due to the content and the people involved, it’s been a very personal project from the start, and I have to say the biggest thank you to my colleagues along the way. I want to acknowledge the pivotal work of Simon Roe from the beginning to the very end, as well as the roles played by Philip Watts and Owen Parrott, Stephen Mann and Anthony Hooper, Matthew Klassen and Chris Allen. Without your dedication Inventory would not have reached the same heights.

I look back on the legacy of what we’ve created with awe and pride, but the publishing landscape has shifted and it feels like the right time to move on, to conclude things with arguably our best issue, and pursue new challenges and opportunities.

Sincerely,
Ryan Willms"

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Nepenthes NYC fall/ winter 2015 Editorial by INVENTORY

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Takahiro Kinoshita of POPEYE magazine Interview

Popeye magazine was established in 1976. Do you remember when you first encountered it?
I must have been 13 or 14 when I first started reading Popeye. This would have been in the ’80s.

When you saw a copy for the first time do you remember what impression it left on you?
Popeye did a lot of sports-related issues back then. I was also an athlete, mostly playing tennis. I remember that Popeye had several issues called ‘Tennis Boys,’ as well as some issues related to activities like skiing and surfing.

Were there other titles with a similar focus that you were reading at the time?
We had a rival magazine in the ’80s called Hot Dog, which is no longer available...

for the full interview head over to INVENTORY.

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inside Working Title Toronto

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"Mysterious Mister Blue" Editorial by JIMA for Inventory Magazine

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good-bye INVENTORY...

sad to hear that one of my favorite shops is closing down it's retail branch (webshop and the brick & mortar) to focus more on the print & web magazine. they always delivered wast knowledge and a great sense for styling. for the full statement head over to their blog.

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Inventory Eleven

enjoy the film, for the full feature head over to INVENTORY.

Totokaelo fall/ winter 2014 Editorial by INVENTORY

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Inventory Magazine issue 11

INVENTORY will hold special launch events in LA tomorrow and in NYC on November 19th. grab the latest issue at your local newsdealer or sign up for a subscription.

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Inventory Magazine issue 09

Inventory is back with the ninth issue of their in-house Magazine. available for
pre-order now! it's heads or tails, 2 covers, you choose. i'll go for the Shinsuke
Takizawa (Neighborhood) cover.

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Inventory spring/ summer looks

Canada based online platform, magazine, shop & website
Inventory compiled some nice looks for the current season.
for the full feature and informations on all items click here.






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