Tie-Ups
Tie-ups are the first belts wholly realized in fine and recyclable plastic. Customizable: You choose the belt, buckle and tongue color and sizes. These belts are fun and earth friendly.
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Heartfelt For Japan
Molo is taking their felted wool hobo bag and transforming it into a nightlife staple. The portable luminaria [hobo lantern] runs on an energy efficient LED light that can be plugged into a wall or battery-powered for lighting on-the-go. They…
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Love these Trussardi Camouflage Slip-On's. A sophisticated (and tad expensive) espadrille. ¥43,050 on Restir.com
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Okay, this is some seriously out of the box thinking. What do you think?
Continue Reading →Behance for Japan
Incredible outpouring of creative help inspired by the crisis in Japan. Behance began to catalog the growing collection. In the wake of the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the world has been rallying to provide relief funds and support.…
Continue Reading →Anatomical Nesting Dolls
I want these rad looking Anatomical Nesting Dolls by artist and illustrator Jason Leveque. Via Alltop
Continue Reading →Sarah Kay: TED 2011
One of my favorite moments from TED 2011 is now online for your viewing pleasure. Sarah Kay rocked the place and tore the roof off. Check out Project V.O.I.C.E. for more.
Continue Reading →Corter for Japan
Another easy way to support Japan. Thanks Marisa. Corter Leather, a small shop based entirely out of one room in Massachusetts, just announced they will be selling these cuffs with hand painted snaps for $20 to support relief efforts in…
Continue Reading →Paper Cranes For Japan
Want to help Japan just by folding paper? The Bezos Family Foundation will pay $2 for every crane they receive– and all the money goes to Architecture for Humanity's reconstruction efforts. I've folded nearly 2000 myself for friends over the…
Continue Reading →Shark Bite Oven Mitt
I need these Shark Bite Oven Mitts to remind me of the shark dive I did in Sydney. Except I didn't put my hand in the sharks mouth, thankfully. Via Foodbeast
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