Carhartt WIP x Rocket Espresso Milano: coffee essentials for chrome lovers - industrialkonzept

Carhartt WIP x Rocket Espresso Milano: coffee essentials for chrome lovers

by @industrialkonzept Team

Carhartt WIP and Rocket Espresso Milano have once again teamed up for an extraordinary collaboration. This time they present a limited edition of a compact espresso machine and a coffee grinder that not only impress in terms of style, but also in terms of functionality.

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

The Porta Ticinese espresso machine, available in the new, expanded Carhartt WIP store in Milano Ticinese and for European customers in the Carhartt WIP online store, is more than just an appliance. With its stainless steel construction and shiny chrome finish, it is a real eye-catcher. Each of the 250 machines produced bears a unique enamel plaque and is decorated with exclusive embossed graphics and motifs that make it a collector's item.

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

The Porta Ticinese grinder, limited to just 50 pieces, complements the espresso machine perfectly. It is made of chrome-plated, extruded aluminum and features embossed graphics on the sides and laser-engraved branding on the back.

This coffee collaboration goes beyond just providing coffee essentials. It also includes garments such as t-shirts, an apron and an exclusive limited edition long sleeve t-shirt, typical of any Carhartt WIP collaboration.

The combination of functional aesthetics and the proven quality of Carhartt WIP and Rocket Espresso Milano makes this collection a must-have for every coffee lover and style-conscious person. Available online at Carhartt WIP from December 7, this is a coffee collaboration not to be missed.

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Carhartt Kaffeemaschine

Photos: Carhartt WIP/Rocket Espresso Milano

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