If you were to take ecstasy laced with acid and drank it down with a couple of shots of high-grade tequila, it'd likely compare to the resulting psychotropic effect given off by Aussie label Schwipe's Eyes Don't Lies collection. Their…
Continue Reading →We've written about Portland-based Hecklewood a fair bit around here. What do you expect us to do when we find a completely badass brand and/or store doing their own thing and doing everything right? TANNER, Hecklewood's sub-brand for leather goods,…
Continue Reading →Da Movement, NY's new underground movement protection league (of sorts), has teamed up with JB Classics in their latest effort to raise some good money for good things. Da Zebras, of which there will be only 25 pairs produced, were…
Continue Reading →It's that time again, when NZ-based Commune attempt to clothe you in their ltd.ed t-shirts designed specifically to prove to the outside world that yes, you're a whole lot more awesome than they are -- as in, I eat awesome,…
Continue Reading →Before you roll your eyes about yet another new t-shirt kid on the block, stop and have a look. Sup3rfr3sh is just different enough from the slew of other new tee designers out there, and they definitely seem to have…
Continue Reading →Sneakerfreaks should waste no time mousing over to Format's annual Sneaker issue, which pairs the latest urban news with something even more deelishus: shoes. Featuring several lengthy interviews with folks like JB and MDot of JB Classics, sneaker artist Dave…
Continue Reading →Just a couple of weeks ago, I mentioned Rhombus Wear, the clothing line by NY duo James and Lisa Clunie. This is the stuff created for the ultra-dope inner nerd creeping around in all of us. Their shirts feature patterns…
Continue Reading →A family album, a statement of personal identity and a nod to tradition; it's rare for an article of clothing to be any of these things, let alone all of them. Yet the two hats in the Evil Monito x…
Continue Reading →You probably know the team here is comprised of really active people who are naturally fans of Holden. I was recently informed of the launch of their new online catalog and I was immediately intrigued; after 5 minutes of learning…
Continue Reading →Way back in March of 2005 (when we were all so much younger and more innocent), we introduced you to hellobase, a friendly, unpretentious web-based t-shirt shop. "How friendly?" you ask. So friendly that their slogan is no strangers only…
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