GO OUT Magazine - No 193

Having this issue of GO OUT in your hands instantly transports you to an autumn camping trip at the foot of Mount Fuji: the scent of damp wood, the texture of ripstop technical nylon, and hot coffee served in a titanium mug as the evening falls. With its characteristic neon yellow cover, the Japanese bible of outdoor lifestyle once again demonstrates why it is the absolute reference for those who merge nature with cutting-edge fashion. This volume becomes an essential catalogue of tactical gear and exclusive capsule collections where mountain functionality adapts to the asphalt of Tokyo.

Key Points:

• Cult Footwear for Autumn: The cover gives full prominence to the latest technical silhouettes of the season, highlighting the down booties from SUBU and the hybrid mountain sandals from HOKA, key pieces of the contemporary urban uniform.

• Special Streetwear Collaborations: Inside pages showcase the “Online Collabo Fest”, featuring exclusive limited edition items such as the PUNK DRUNKERS × GO OUT capsule, which includes long-sleeve t-shirts with iconic graphics and vibrant colours.

• Overland and Camper Gear: The editorial block on the left presents modular storage systems for the roofs of off-road vehicles, 270° batwing awnings, and technical tents designed to withstand extreme conditions without sacrificing an ounce of style.

• Super Hiking Style: Features dedicated to high-level hiking through a carefully curated aesthetic, analysing technical layers, cordura backpacks, and compact sleeping bags.

Technical Specifications:

• Language: Japanese (with subtle brand titles, prices, and product names formatted in English).

• Origin: Published and printed in Japan (Vol. 193, November 2025).

• Ideal for: Enthusiasts of camper culture, fashion collectors of gorpcore, lovers of Japanese design, and die-hard fans of technical mountain gear.

Note for Collectors: The autumn issues of GO OUT that compile exclusive online collaborations are traditionally the most sought after of the year. As these are single-run releases, these volumes serve as historical catalogues of garments that sell out in minutes in Japan, becoming true cult objects that are difficult to import once their publication month has passed.