James Haunt is an experimental visual artist from Los Angeles, California. Whose large-scale murals blend his love of comic books, cartoons, and graffiti into a style that is all his own. See how he Seeks the Positive in his full spotlight in the Clatlife Journal.

After suffering catastrophic damage from hurricane Irma and Maria in 2017, BVI Stronger has dedicated time to rebuilding a stronger, greener, smarter, and more sustainable British Virgin Island. To support their efforts, we made these limited edition bracelets from recyclable materials. All the proceeds from these bracelets will be donated to supporting this cause.

Featuring sophisticated and saturated colors with subtle hints of prismatic color and abstract crystalline forms.

Inspired by the pioneers defining the footwear industry, this year we bring you the Ninety-5 and the Ninety-7 bracelet. Influenced by the Nike Air Max 97 and 95, this bracelet collection perfectly embodies the classic running shoe and the "Have A Nike Way" colorways.

Featuring the artwork of Reina Koyano and the launch of Rastaclat’s newest Clats & Kicks, the Ninety-5 & Ninety-7. We celebrated art, women, and sneakers on March 21st at Sneaker Lab in Los Angeles, California and got a chance to build our own Clats & Kicks inspired Rastaclat bracelet.

Illustrator Reina Koyano breaks down art, sneakers, women, & finding power in knowing your self-worth. She gives insight into her creative process and how her personal outlook of sneaker culture is reflected in the art she makes.