
Want to loose your mind?
9 days ago
The essential remains invisible.
Just like designing clothes, crafting new products, manufactur...
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Without fear, what would you do?
15 days ago
This weekend we spent time with friends — crafting new products in the workshop, talking life, ph...
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The Buddha Walk Challenge
15 days ago
16:13 — our silent benchmark.
For the past 8 years, we've kept coming back to our home trail. We...
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A quiet kind of challenge.
Challenging yourself in nature has always been part of our story. But what does that actually me...
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Furniture and Clothes: Built to Last
What if value wasn’t measured in money—but in skill, time, and intention?
Last week, we built a s...
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An ode to the freedom of being oneself.
We often look far for inspiration — in athletes like Steve Prefontaine or Mikel Landa, in timeles...
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Inside Melou: How Our Clothes Are Made
Hey guys, it’s been a little quieter lately — we’re deep in production, crafting new designs and ...
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No Holding Back - The Mindset of Steve Prefontaine
Against limits. Against hesitation. Against the idea of holding back. "Some run to win, I run to ...
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Find Stillness in Motion
Ever tried to sit still and clear your mind? Sounds like a contradiction.
But we don’t find still...
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The Beautiful Struggle, Stitched into a Cap.
Some things are built to endure. Not by chance, but by an unshakable will.
Mikel Landa is a fea...
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Workwear Evolves in Motion
Design isn’t born in boardrooms. It happens in motion—between workshops in Portugal, late nights ...
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Ruta Habana by Yojany Pérez Rivera
"No matter where my feet stand, my heart is in Cuba."
Through the lens of our friend Yojany Pérez...
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Zed’s dead, baby. But this jacket’s alive.
Fabienne : Whose motorcycle is this?
Butch : It's a chopper, baby.
Butch Coolidge stands out from...
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Raio Verde, Bukowski & a Melou Classic
Raio Verde - for some, just a green flash; for others, the center of their world.
This legen...
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EXT. DUSTY PLAIN – TWILIGHT
Between distant mountains, the scene is calm and cold. A tumbleweed rolls past as a lone figure s...
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Inspired by Masters: The Legacy of Stripes.
Imagine staring at a blank canvas and seeing the entire universe — chaos, beauty, possibility.
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From Antarctic Missions to Winter Waves
Date: December 31, Time:8.23am, Temperature: 2°C Location: Somewhere in the North of Spain, Condi...
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Made By Melou: How we want to produce our clothes in a throwaway culture?
At Melou, we’ve been asking this question since 2010, and our answer has shaped everything we do.
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Outlast the Storm: The secret behind our weatherproof outwear
15th-century sailors needed more than courage to face the open seas — survival demanded durable...
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Laino windbreaker. Pre-order now. Limited Edition.
Crafted with an instinctive, hands-on approach. Built to endure real conditions. Our limited-edition windbreaker Laino, meaning "fog" in euskera, draws inspiration from the mist-covered landscapes of the Basque Country.

In Suspension for the next wave…
Beautiful Patience. No matter where we fall in the surf hierarchy, much of our surf lives are spe...
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Melou Workwear
We make our workwear with thick, durable fabrics, featuring a loose fit and low rise, allowing fo...
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Fresh off the needle.
We're excited to announce our latest drop: Homemade Caps, crafted with dedication and precision straight from our workshop. Here's the catch: For now we've only made a limited quantity.
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Randolph Benzaquen
Randolph was born in Casablanca in 1944. He is the author of “La Piste,” a travel story in a still virgin Africa, and “Tourbillon de Vie,” “Les Offerings du Désert,” and “Le Second Souffle,” a series of adventures experienced around the world, particularly in the mountains, the desert, and the ocean of a deep Morocco.
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'Day to day miseries union club'
There are a few things everyone in the world can relate to: life’s everyday challenges.
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