Concrete Matter
Concrete Matter is an Amsterdam based webshop, carrying a great selection of found and vintage items, from taxidermy to maps and photographs, with a few new objects sprinkled into the mix.
Concrete Matter is an Amsterdam based webshop, carrying a great selection of found and vintage items, from taxidermy to maps and photographs, with a few new objects sprinkled into the mix.
Typically my prefered choice for Converse are of the off-white, low cut canvas variety, but either of these limited edition Bosey Boots would suit me just fine.
While planning the details for their newest cafe in London, Monocle decided to not only utilize these simple Japanese ceramic mugs for customers beverages, they also decided to stock them in their shop.
Apolis continues to create some of the best swimwear options available and they take their job seriously.
I've been coming across a lot of great clothing options in army green recently, it's been a bit of an obsession it seems.
La Matera is a new company on our radar, based in Brooklyn New York, who make belts by utilizing a combination or Argentinian woven fabric and vegetable tanned leathers.
This afternoon our friends at Viberg are launching their sample sale, taking place over on styleforum.
While Saturday's Inspiration piece featured the work of a designer and maker from the East Coast, I've taken things back out West for a special Sunday Inspiration focus.
I recently stumbled upon the work of Stéphane Hubert, a Parisian born maker now residing in Brooklyn, whose focus is on using reclaimed wood and materials to produce furniture and objects.
Connor Keller
3Sixteen,
Inventory,
Kit,
Left Field NYC,
Reigning Champ,
Viberg,
Wings + Horns on
May 3, 2013
It's safe to say that Caesy Oney of Portland's Draught Dry Goods is a busy man these days. He designs and crafts a superb selection of leather goods and is getting ready to launch a new project– Odd Fellow Co.
Last week we presented our recent interview with friends Jed & Marne, the brother and sister team who are responsible for some of the most comfortable and unique shorts I've ever owned.
Japanese brand Midori recently celebrated the 5th anniversary of their passport sized traveler's notebook with a limited run of the Star Edition.
Walter at Old Faithful recently brought in a selection of the hard to find Japanese publication Casa Brutus.
The offerings from Brooklyn's Hickoree's Hard Goods never disappoint, unless of course they happen to have sold out of your size.
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