TECHUNTER Magazine Issue 9

2024 has proven to be our "BACK IN PRINT" year. Following the successful launch of TECHUNTER 08 earlier this year, we embarked on an exciting new journey, piecing together the freshest elements for our next issue: TECHUNTER 09. With the support of our new Lithuanian printing partners and UK distribution network, we’re thrilled to present the latest print edition of our magazine.

Exploring functional apparel – as well as the technology behind it, the culture surrounding it, and the stories of the people who make it.

This time we explored functional apparel in USA, Italy, France, Portugal, UK, Georgia, Nepal & Japan. Main pieces as always include our research articles, in-depth interviews, factory and studio visits, editorials, macro photography, lookbooks and more.

Additionally, we continue our new rubric called ETCETERA, in which we aim to support and provide freedom of expression to creators from our network on the pages of our print, to share their vision and ideas which go beyond established formats. Featured in this issue were Adam Katz Sinding, Benjamin Pothier, Lewis Wilson, Graeme Gaughan, Jasper Lee, Nicholas Rapagnani, Formbark, Mike Kratzer.

First previewed in Berlin — continuing our tradition of launching each magazine in a fresh location — TECHUNTER 09 is now available worldwide. Check our stockists list below, reach out to your local store for availability, and secure your copy today!

TECHUNTER 09:

"CLEAN AF", CIRCLE SPORTSWEAR factory & studio visit
"THE GRAVEL SIDE OF THE MOON", editorial by Moe Lauchert
"IREM'S TRAVELS - NEPAL", travel journal by Irem Erdem
"A TRAIL TO BE BLAZED", MONCLER Footwear Design Studio visit
"IN THE WOODS", editorial by TECHUNTER
"KEYS TO THE CITY", research article by Weishi Li
"A BIRD IN THE HAND", ARC'TERYX Portland Footwear Design HQ visit
"THM MACROSHOTS", TECHUNTER's signature visual series
"LIFE ON THE FRONTIER", Utah State University Archive visit
"SIMULACRA & SIMULATION", _J.L-A.L_ editorial by AintFussed
"DESIGNING BECAUSE, NOT FOR", CÔTE&CIEL Design Studio visit

256 pages
1000 grams
210 x 280 mm
Made in Lithuania
Limited print run