Brandon Chang, Co-founder of Greedy Genius dropped us a note with a preview of his latest creation– dubbed the Ocean Runner shown here. Nods to nautical inspiration, Brandon says it's inspired through our travels. A mix of classic American, Asian…
Continue Reading →I popped into GOODFOOT Vancouver while exploring Gas Town today. Very spiffy looking space with a nice selection of the usual goods. Living in NYC certainly makes me spoiled but I found the selection to be pretty tasteful here. Some…
Continue Reading →In 2007, a tiny Brazilian sneakers blog started tapping into the kicks obsessions of its citizens, but as we are with most things, we were on their potential from the get-go. Two years later, it's built up a veritable reader…
Continue Reading →Formula Werks teamed up with Loyal Locals for a new series of Build Your Own city-themed clothes. Whether you're representing Atlanta, Miami, Chicago, the Bay Area or beyond, you can wear your home teams on a fully customizable T-shirt. You…
Continue Reading →Going through my ridiculously large memory box this past weekend, I came across a few particularly classic '80s items amidst old report cards and photos: colored rubber bracelets, a two-sided Swatch phone and a photo of me wearing clear jelly…
Continue Reading →The first time I heard of Kendo was when I was actively involved (read: snatching up) Adidas's legendary AZX collection. For those who don't know, Kendo is a specialty sneaker store that caters specifically to female clientele. They are located…
Continue Reading →Dion Briggs does not want you to run through his site willy-nilly, looking through hundreds of possible T-shirt designs to fit your frame. Instead, he presents each new design (seven in all) on its own website, so you can ooh…
Continue Reading →We've got some dope stuff from two cutting edge artists, and we want to give it to you. SPRFKR and MSTRKRFT are both killing it in their respective fields. California-based designer and artist SPRFKR (a.k.a. Marco Rached) converted his love…
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