Deus Ex Machina

Deus ex Machina is the Greek phrase which is often used as a plot twist, its literal meaning however, is God from the machine, and this perfectly summarizes what the Australian based brand Deus Ex Machina is all about. Coming into the scene in 2006, the brand was all about custom parts and building motorcycles, while at the same time creating a culture of openness and creativity, that would spawn a clothing brand centered around the themes of motorcycle culture, skateboarding, surfing, art, music, auto parts and repair shops, creative gurus, counter culture and more all in a line of heavy garment washed graphic t-shirts, souvenir jackets, motorcycle helmets, caps, trucker caps, and more. As the brand spread around the world, they became houses and centers for this philosophy. Some of the most sought after Deus ex machina products include the address products, which are simply graphic t-shirts and trucker caps, core products listing the different addresses around the world where one can find Deus ex machina products, including: Deus ex machina Venice address, Camperdown address, tokyo Address, Biarritz Address, Sydney Address. The address line of products comes as graphic or pocket t-shirts, and as standard deus ex machina address trucker caps. Other Deus ex machina products include their wide range of heavy enzyme washed t-shirts. Deus ex machina t-shirts have a loose and boxy fit, with a heavyweight that has a vintage feel to them thanks to their heavy washing processes. The graphics are artistic and the colors intriguing, drawing inspiration from surfing, motorcycle culture, art, and more. Deus ex machina jackets take inspiration from military history and clothing. With vintage inspiration, one can find Deus ex machina inspired N1 deck jackets, M65 military jackets, and souvenir jackets from the wars in the east. These garments have historically been used in the counterculture movements of the 60s and 70s post vietnam war, by the hippies. Their functionality in war, and their good looks, means that vintage military inspired jackets from Deus ex Machina never go out of style.