This world is a funny place, and sometimes the people with the funniest names make the most serious sh*t. Take Dust La Rock; we've written about his work with Beautiful/Decay and oneonenine before, but we've never taken the time to…
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 →Love Everyday, a Camden-based design studio, was founded in 2006 by Rob Gonzales and Jonathan Quinton. For a young business, Love Everyday is doing an awesome job getting their name out into the great wide world (particularly by means of…
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 →A few days ago, French studio Hellohikimori launched their latest site, and the newly brightened pages are doing wonders showing off the impressive portfolio of designers Nathalie Melato and David Rondel Cambou. The site allows users to easily navigate the…
Continue Reading →After a Summer-long hiatus, Brooklyn's Standard Motion studio has finally re-opened their online store. You'll find some of Jon Stetzen's latest posters and prints up for grabs on the new site, including all of those you see above and a…
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…
Continue Reading →International fashion label Closed just introduced (alongside their Fall collection) a new and beautiful site. Initially known for their creation of the first pedal-pushers (gasp!) in late 1970's, Closed has maintained a history of staying a bit ahead of the…
Continue Reading →I trust Ryan Catbird with my ears. Ever since we first mentioned him and his indie (no, but seriously. Indie.) label a few months ago, I've been watching his music blog, Catbirdseat, like a stalker, and have panther-pounced a nice…
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