/ What is Calculus? Well, technically, it's a small pebble and/or stone, as used on an abacus - but you probably knew that already. I suppose it's also an elevated form of basic maths, originally conceived by Sir Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. What's interesting about Calculus, in particular, is that it's the mathematical study of continuous change - as opposed to something like geometry [which is the study of shape], or algebra [which is the study of generalizations of arithmetic operations]. Don't you just love all this learning you're doing right now? Now ask yourself, what else in your [likely] miserable corporeal existence exists in a state of constant change, flux, or evolution? Culture? Art? Fashion? Life [and the universe] itself? If you answered yes to all the above, you win some sort of prize. Calculus [the store, this store], for those that are aware, began as one thing - but has evolved into something different. Is this the first time? Yes. Will it be the last? God no. Continuous change is an inescapable facet of this universe we find ourselves in - and the key to enjoying our restrictively linear ride through the cosmos is to embrace, rather than fight, this fact. So long as the Earth keeps spinning, so too will Calculus - a unisex multi-brand clothing store in Victoria, BC, dedicated to studying the continued evolution of fashion in Earth-based humanoid society.

Designer Daiki Suzuki skillfully combines iconic Americana sportswear with a crisp Japanese aesthetic. The brand got its name when their first pattern maker observed that the clothes were “engineered rather than designed”. This military-inspired brand delivers distinctive craftsmanship and detailing, like single-needle stitching for a smoother look and thoughtfully placed pockets.