Created and conceptualised by Surface Design Lab within the walls of Building 87, comes a collaborative effort between Maharishi’s DPM Studio and Microsoft. Available in limited quantities and distribution, the Surface Laptop and Pro devices celebrate the Lunar Year of the Wood Dragon, with the release also coinciding with the 30th and 20th anniversaries of Maharishi and DPM Studio.

Maharishi’s latest campaign references the brand’s reverence for technological advancement, highlighting the engineered utility of its pieces through artworks and integrated functional features. The campaign was shot at the Farnborough Wind Tunnels – one of the few remaining locations of the Royal Aircraft Establishment. The location was at the forefront of aerodynamic research from the early 1930’s to 1994.

Snopants® have long been established as Maharishi's signature trouser, having featured in every collection since 1996.The style was loosely based on white U.S. Army Snow Camouflage Over Trousers – intended to be worn over a full combat uniform as white snow camo.

The latest Maharishi campaign honours the central brand pillar of duality, combining contrasting influences to explore balance and the dualistic nature of the universe.

The latest collection, EVERYTHING FLOWS · BE HERE STILL features styles bearing original House artworks of Peace Mountain and Pax Cultura, as well as styles made from upcycled vintage military surplus.

Maharishi and Digital Soundboy have partnered to create their third special-edition commemorative T-shirt, with artwork by long-time collaborator TEACH in signature West London graff style.

Maharishi’s latest collection continues the perennial exploration of duality and pacifist military design, combining Eastern and Western influences on a range of silhouettes including signature kimonos, trousers and iterations of technical outerwear.

Maharishi reveals its latest pattern, DPM: London Contour, which honours the history of cartography and the continued exploration of the art of camouflage.Cartography and mapmaking have been amongst the most important developments in human history for millennia, allowing explorers to traverse the planet and interpret the world around them.

To celebrate the XL Recordings and Beggars France event at the Fête De La Musique in Paris on 21st June, Maharishi and XL Recordings are offering a special-edition T-shirt, available now online and in the London and New York stores.

Jean-Michel Basquiat was born in New York in 1960 and is seen as one of the foremost neo-expressionists, with his works highlighting societal dichotomies and drawing attention to the heavy socio-economic disparities of New York in the ‘80s. Combining traditional forms of creative expression, such as painting, poetry and drawing, his pieces are some of the most moving and socially engaging of the modern era.

Maharishi presents the Thar Desert capsule from The Great East/West Outdoors, focusing on the inspiration of the Thar people – nomadic natives of the Indo-Pak desert region, whose vibrant traditional folk craftsmanship translates to intricate embroideries across a range of silhouettes.

Maharishi draws inspiration from the history of mapmaking, nomadic cultural practices and continued perennial exploration of the concept of duality, to express the balanced interaction of what can often initially seem like opposing forces.