Welcome In Mediterranee
Tanger. Palerme. Tripoli. Beyrouth. Visit the cities. Get the t-shirt. Enough said.
Continue Reading →Chronicles of Never
Loved the sunglasses I discovered from this Australian brand Chronicles of Never here in Sydney. Karl Lagerfeld inspired, started by a former Ksubi designer.
Continue Reading →Roden Gray Online Store
One of my favorite stores in the world (and certainly the best place to shop for men's clothing in Vancouver) Roden Gray has a pretty solid online store I didn't know about! Check it out for some of my favorite…
Continue Reading →WeWood Watches
These are kind of fun. WeWOOD watches made of 100% Natural Wood, often utilizing waste from flooring, or wood used to create musical instruments. They also say they plant one tree for every watch purchased. Via Mlive
Continue Reading →Luis Morais Pop-N-Shop
If you're in the Miami area over the next week and hunting for holiday gifts, I'd stop by here! Really digging the latest Morais work. The LUIS MORAIS Pop-N-Shop: Wednesday December 1, 2010 through Monday December 6, 2010 at 438…
Continue Reading →4th Amendment Wear
Now there's a way to protest those intrusive TSA X-ray scanners without saying a word. Announcing 4th Amendment Metallic ink-printed undershirts and underwear! Via Fubiz
Continue Reading →Cristian Zuzunaga Scarves
I've seen the Cristian Zuzunaga patterns before on Ligne Roset couches and chairs, rugs, and cushions, but today I saw the scarves for the first time (how did I miss them!). Lovely.
Continue Reading →Nau Fall/Winter 2010
Nau is one of my favorite clothing companies right now. They are producing fashionable technical clothing that looks natural in an urban setting but still holds its own on a back-country hike or sloshing down the deep powder of the…
Continue Reading →Dior Homme Fall/Winter Bags
Dior Homme is quickly becoming one of my favorite mens luxury fashion brands. More shots here.
Continue Reading →Das Monk: Independent Artist Collaborative
Nice shirts and a few other design pieces from down under, check out the shop for more.
Continue Reading →