When I stumbled upon Sao Paulo-based store and eponymous clothing label King 55 in the boho, artsy neighborhood of Vila Madalena last year, I kept coming back to check out the awesome goods and hang out with the friendly staff…
Continue Reading →A friend of mine just got back from what he described to be an "awesome" trip to San Francisco. From a 'fun to visit' perspective, I think a lot of us would agree that S.F. is high on the list.…
Continue Reading →One of my favorite Japanese shops and t-shirt sources, Graniph is coming into NYC for a little two month stint at Reed Space on Orchard. Graniph is a great example of how far ahead Tokyo is in the democratization of…
Continue Reading →I know I haven't been the nicest person to the (RED) campaign lately, but when you boil it all down, I do appreciate the gesture behind (RED), and lets face it-- it has paved the way for some pretty great…
Continue Reading →A.M.P. Street has been around since 2002, but many of us haven't heard of the label because it's from Bangkok-- they create street art, tattoo designs, clothing, accessories, and prints. All of their t-shirts are hand screen printed, appear to…
Continue Reading →By now the poetic-winners of the Naughty Holiday Limerick Competition we held at the end of December last year are basking in glory with their second delivery of t-shirts-- strutting around in classic TEeA Party Fashion. I just got word…
Continue Reading →From Rob Dobi, mastermind behind Your Scene Sucks: someone recently wrote me and complained that my old "how to dress emo" site was incorrect because "that is how normal people dress." for the most part, they are right. the term…
Continue Reading →This is a post I've been looking forward to writing for some time now. Ashley Eyre (local Boulder friend and "Hot Blonde Girl") has been making her bracelets for a while, but just recently launched her website so the whole…
Continue Reading →On this snowy March afternoon in Boulder, Josh and I decided to make an impromptu stop at the new Nau store. We wanted to get a first hand feel for what the stores are offering their customers and communities at…
Continue Reading →For all the angst that so many of us claim to feel over the eighties, there definitely seems to be little resistance to the throwback era creeping in on us. I don't really know why I've been tainted with such…
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