Father and son duo of Katsu & Leo Yoshida, the founders of Japanese fashion brand Porter Classic, present the world’s first photo book on the hobo culture. Published in association with the Hobo Museum, this 97 page book illustrates photographs of legendary hobos, such as Steamtrain Maury, Gas Can Paddy, and Fry Pan Jack, amongst others. Featured as well are their artifacts, ranging from items such as hats, jackets, and bags to shaving razors and walking sticks. The book’s simple table top approach subtly pays homage to the bygone American culture of the Great Depression.
Father and son duo of Katsu & Leo Yoshida, the founders of Japanese fashion brand Porter Classic, present the world’s first photo book on the hobo culture. Published in association with the Hobo Museum, this 97 page book illustrates photographs of legendary hobos, such as Steamtrain Maury, Gas Can Paddy, and Fry Pan Jack, amongst others. Featured as well are their artifacts, ranging from items such as hats, jackets, and bags to shaving razors and walking sticks. The book’s simple table top approach subtly pays homage to the bygone American culture of the Great Depression.
Stash becomes the focal point of Karmaloop TV’s latest video. Honest and to-the-point, the Brooklyn artist breaks down his latest creations with the WeSC brand, his thoughts on the current landscape of “haters” in the industry, and his overall come up in the world of fashion and art. Definitely a good and informative piece. Enjoy!
Stash becomes the focal point of Karmaloop TV’s latest video. Honest and to-the-point, the Brooklyn artist breaks down his latest creations with the WeSC brand, his thoughts on the current landscape of “haters” in the industry, and his overall come up in the world of fashion and art. Definitely a good and informative piece. Enjoy!
This month’s release from uniform experiment is all about the details a modern man might have forgotten, like the pocket square or the bow-tie. Sure, bow-ties have made a good come back into the contemporary men’s wardrobe and also out of the restricting realms of black-tie functions with the help of quirky dressers like Andre3000 from the Black Eyed Peas. Also, Alexander Olch has helped bring a sense of creative pizazz into the little neck adornment as well. This season, uniform experiment puts a youthful touch on the formal accessory, and makes it well, formal with a rebellious edge, or street relevant, depending on how you look at it. Some are kept simpler with just an update in contrast trimming, others have spotted studs, and lightning bolts.
This month’s release from uniform experiment is all about the details a modern man might have forgotten, like the pocket square or the bow-tie. Sure, bow-ties have made a good come back into the contemporary men’s wardrobe and also out of the restricting realms of black-tie functions with the help of quirky dressers like Andre3000 from the Black Eyed Peas. Also, Alexander Olch has helped bring a sense of creative pizazz into the little neck adornment as well. This season, uniform experiment puts a youthful touch on the formal accessory, and makes it well, formal with a rebellious edge, or street relevant, depending on how you look at it. Some are kept simpler with just an update in contrast trimming, others have spotted studs, and lightning bolts.
Portland-based The Good Flock offers up some alternative iPad cases for those yet to find the “perfect” holder. They are all hand-made with virgin Pendleton wool and vegetable dyed leather, offering a nice alternative to the neoprene and rubber cases flooding the market. Shown above is a lumberjack print and native pattern, retailing for $60 USD and $70 USD respectively. Both, along with a selection of other solid color choices, are now available through The Good Flock.
Portland-based The Good Flock offers up some alternative iPad cases for those yet to find the “perfect” holder. They are all hand-made with virgin Pendleton wool and vegetable dyed leather, offering a nice alternative to the neoprene and rubber cases flooding the market. Shown above is a lumberjack print and native pattern, retailing for $60 USD and $70 USD respectively. Both, along with a selection of other solid color choices, are now available through The Good Flock.
F.C.R.B.’s soccer hooligans are honestly, quite well-dressed this fall. With a collection of gym-going inspired gear, F.C.R.B.’s soccer hooligans are not your average ale-sloshing middle-aged man. They have the muscles and the six-pack to carry a huge tub of gasoline to torch some cars. This September however, F.C.R.B.’s releases are slightly more casual and doesn’t convey the idea of the treadmill so much. Classic pull-over hoodies are simple in navy and red, and they come with star-printed shorts that have quite the 90’s pop-touch.
F.C.R.B.’s soccer hooligans are honestly, quite well-dressed this fall. With a collection of gym-going inspired gear, F.C.R.B.’s soccer hooligans are not your average ale-sloshing middle-aged man. They have the muscles and the six-pack to carry a huge tub of gasoline to torch some cars. This September however, F.C.R.B.’s releases are slightly more casual and doesn’t convey the idea of the treadmill so much. Classic pull-over hoodies are simple in navy and red, and they come with star-printed shorts that have quite the 90’s pop-touch.
SOPHNET. enters fall with a little infantry toughness for the city. For September 2010 release of its Fall collection, SOPHNET. brings out artfully distressed denim, simple henleys and long-sleeved t-shirt. Camouflage print finds themselves onto accessories such as fingerless gloves and an umbrella for urban stealth. Aside from denim, deliberately paint splattered artist khakis are also wonderful fall options for those who are looking to keep sporting khakis after summer.
SOPHNET. enters fall with a little infantry toughness for the city. For September 2010 release of its Fall collection, SOPHNET. brings out artfully distressed denim, simple henleys and long-sleeved t-shirt. Camouflage print finds themselves onto accessories such as fingerless gloves and an umbrella for urban stealth. Aside from denim, deliberately paint splattered artist khakis are also wonderful fall options for those who are looking to keep sporting khakis after summer.
SOPHNET. enters fall with a little infantry toughness for the city. For September 2010 release of its Fall collection, SOPHNET. brings out artfully distressed denim, simple henleys and long-sleeved t-shirt. Camouflage print finds themselves onto accessories such as fingerless gloves and an umbrella for urban stealth. Aside from denim, deliberately paint splattered artist khakis are also wonderful fall options for those who are looking to keep sporting khakis after summer.
In 1963, Canton was born as the first authentic jean brand in Japan. Today “Made in Japan” is held high on a pedestal when it comes to denim, not only domestically, but also globally. Having had time to evolve to the current landscape, Canton is producing denim for a new era, by concentrating on superior technology and learning the spirit and skills of great craftsmen who devoted their life to make original jeans back in the 19th century. Canton Overalls is a brand of premium denim that can only be made in Japan, by Japanese who value the traditional spirit yet adhere to its uniqueness. Stay tuned for further information on the latest developments from Canton.
In 1963, Canton was born as the first authentic jean brand in Japan. Today “Made in Japan” is held high on a pedestal when it comes to denim, not only domestically, but also globally. Having had time to evolve to the current landscape, Canton is producing denim for a new era, by concentrating on superior technology and learning the spirit and skills of great craftsmen who devoted their life to make original jeans back in the 19th century. Canton Overalls is a brand of premium denim that can only be made in Japan, by Japanese who value the traditional spirit yet adhere to its uniqueness. Stay tuned for further information on the latest developments from Canton.
In 1963, Canton was born as the first authentic jean brand in Japan. Today “Made in Japan” is held high on a pedestal when it comes to denim, not only domestically, but also globally. Having had time to evolve to the current landscape, Canton is producing denim for a new era, by concentrating on superior technology and learning the spirit and skills of great craftsmen who devoted their life to make original jeans back in the 19th century. Canton Overalls is a brand of premium denim that can only be made in Japan, by Japanese who value the traditional spirit yet adhere to its uniqueness. Stay tuned for further information on the latest developments from Canton.
Here’s a peek into one of the nine different wallet styles offered by Rimowa, the renowned German luggage company. The wallets are produced with top-of-the-line European leathers and take characteristics from the brand’s iconic luggage pieces into an overall minimalist aesthetic. Stay tuned for a closer look into the rest of the line.
Here’s a peek into one of the nine different wallet styles offered by Rimowa, the renowned German luggage company. The wallets are produced with top-of-the-line European leathers and take characteristics from the brand’s iconic luggage pieces into an overall minimalist aesthetic. Stay tuned for a closer look into the rest of the line.
We recently did a blown-out feature on the denim kings at Self Edge. And on Wednesday, September 1st, their third store opened in Los Angeles. Sporting a much more open and extensive layout, this space is complimented by custom iron work and beautiful details like a antique furniture and flecks of color interspersed throughout the wood floors. Following San Fransisco and New York, their Los Angeles store will carry the brands that make Self Edge so unique–Imperial, Sugar Cane, Flat Head, and more. Stop by the store if you’re in the area, and don’t forget to check out our interviews with Kiya and Andrew in the feature. via: ONEEIGHTNINE
We recently did a blown-out feature on the denim kings at Self Edge. And on Wednesday, September 1st, their third store opened in Los Angeles. Sporting a much more open and extensive layout, this space is complimented by custom iron work and beautiful details like a antique furniture and flecks of color interspersed throughout the wood floors. Following San Fransisco and New York, their Los Angeles store will carry the brands that make Self Edge so unique–Imperial, Sugar Cane, Flat Head, and more. Stop by the store if you’re in the area, and don’t forget to check out our interviews with Kiya and Andrew in the feature. via: ONEEIGHTNINE
