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Working from home
A Madrid couple traded a shuttered family factory for a workshop-home, crafting leather bags inspired by doctors' satchels and old schoolbags — proof that smaller can mean better.
Observation
Monocle's editor in chief Tyler Brûlé on his ideal summer afternoon: stimulating reading, restorative swims and inspiring start-up ideas. Plus, the matter of the various clothed animals in this issue.
Making tracks
An innate understanding of runners and their needs paired with a keen eye for design means new Boston athletic brand Tracksmith is going places – fast.
Notes on a sandal
Amid economic turbulence, new shoots of a Greek fashion revival are bringing fresh impetus to the nation’s creative industries and helping to preserve traditional techniques.
Business
From typography in Verona to Thailand's new texting service, here's a worldwide trade round-up.
Business
The indigo-dye farmers of Shikoku Island and how Italian racing bicycles are leading the breakaway.
Gender specifics
Japan’s culture is steeped in patriarchy but for business to thrive that needs to change. We meet four women who have overcome the hurdles to lead their field.
Good company
In this edition we meet a new generation of entrepreneurs busy making business work for them; some of those beginning the journey even worked for us.
Africa/Middle East
The start-up possibilities of Amman and where South Africa's high-speed rail network extension could lead.
