When you have a bevy of technological advances you have to appreciate a brand that chooses old over the new. Frederik Garcia prints t-shirts with handmade methods. According to them, “We believe, without pretension, that the images that illustrate them have something contemporary and new.”
LA based brand PottyMouth is one to keep your eye on. There's a feeling in the designs that instantly makes them stand out in a sea of street wear brands. I can dig it. Graphic designer Nico Cruz has a winner on his hands.
Read MoreI give this one an A+. Seriously, if an ordinary church crew came up to me and tried to sell me a 'Jesus Saves' shirt I would politely decline, but with F.I.A, it's a whole other story. Watch F.I.A.'s short film "Peaches" here.
Read MoreFrom here on out RepJA clothing is your commander. And they command you to dance or die. The good people over at RepJA clothing sent us over these photos of their latest release.
Read MoreWhat sets Collective Change apart from the millions of street wear t-shirt lines is the designer creates shirts that are more pieces of art than simple graphic tees.
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Ambush Design and A Bathing Ape’s Spring 2010 collection is pretty amazing. The collection does feature some interesting sneakers, but it’s the accessories that have me ready to drop some serious cash on BAPE. Ambush added a Japanese Kaiju-style to the pieces. I love both the Brain-Wash Milo Ring and the Re-Animator Logo Pendant. They are available now at select BAPE STORES around the globe.
This is the latest colorway of Keep's Nuss model. This version of the fold-top sneaker features canvas uppers and corduroy.
Read MoreHere's the lookbook for Mishka Nyc's new collection " Trailblazing Through the City With Just a Pipe and a Guide."
Read MoreAn Interview With Emeka Alams, the designer behind 21 MC and now Gold Coast Trading Company.
Read MoreDolce & Gabbana's Calf High Sneakers from their 2010 Spring and Summer collection are sick.
Read MoreWho would have thought in 2009, Converse would be fashioning the future with it’s pattern and color changes in design. Read More
