Thursday, 26 August 2010
AIAIAI
The AIAIAI TMA-1 headphone has been tested and tweaked by the world’s most skilled DJs, designed by Danish design firm KiBiSi and further developed in cooperation with Tartelet Records, Mannhandle and Thank You For Clapping.
Bialetti Moka Express Limited Edition
Bialetti a market leader for 70 years with the famous Moka
Express, unbeatable when it comes to making Italian coffee.
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
Bleu de Paname
Bleu de Paname has been around for a few seasons now, but I wanted to wait to see if they could keep the level up. These guys deliver a nice collection each season mainly made up out of indigo products.
Saturday, 21 August 2010
Like a beautiful woman...
Friday, 20 August 2010
Thursday, 19 August 2010
Get your Hike on.
Tuesday, 17 August 2010
Super 'People' - Havanah
Monday, 16 August 2010
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Rob is cool
As far as surf movies go, this is visually the most beautiful I've seen yet. The fact that it has an actual story line is also nice for a change.
Ranger Ultra Compact Lite Sleeping Bag
For my upcoming surf trip I want to pack light to avoid carrying around unnecessary shit, because I already have to bring my surf gear like board, wetsuits etc. Therefore I got this army style ultra compact sleeping bag. Check out the reference picture with my hand and you'll understand why it's called ultra compact.
Colour on the first picture is not correct, in real life it's army green, like the second picture.
Saturday, 14 August 2010
For the girls...
Marie Turnor
Clutch that looks like a paper bag. Magnetic closure hidden under the buttery soft leather. Looks cute carried under your arm and goes with anything. Handmade in LA.
Appelsap Festival Amsterdam
Two weeks ago we went to the Appelsap Festival in Amsterdam. To put it short, Appelsap is a party. But not just a party... Most famous because of the unique vibe and high quality of resident dj's. In the last 8 years Appelsap evolved into being one of the best Dutch hiphop-events. In the beautiful Oosterpark they take hiphop back to its roots.
Oh yes the best part, IT'S FREE!
Erik Schedin
It all started four years ago when Erik Schedin, then a student at Beckmans College of Design, began producing his own footwear. The all-white leather shoes have a perforated lining and are devoid of any logos or branding. It remains the only personally-designed product on the site, and when he first started out they were only available in his size, 44 (10.5 US). Now the shoes are available in all sizes and he added some other cool product on his site with the same design aesthetic.
Wednesday, 11 August 2010
Tuesday, 10 August 2010
Saturday, 7 August 2010
Japanese Denim, London Style
Snake & Dagger,
I think this brand will do well, mainly because of the washes. Why? Well, there are a lot of good denim brands out there with attention to detail like selvedge, chain stitching and more of that denim bla bla. But, a lot of these brands trust that the details and attention to quality will be enough for them to survive. Here I think they make the mistake.
The real denim lovers are a niche market that will probably stick to the authentic brands like Levi's, Lee and Wrangler just to name a few. They can occasionally be tempted to go outside their comfort zone and buy something like a Japanese brand such as Momotaro, Samurai, Denime, Evisu etc. Furthermore, these guys know the principles and details of premium denim and the tradition of buying it raw/ unwashed and have it wear and tear to your body shape. My point here is that if you aim for this demographic you better bring something very special or it is not going to work.
The general public that appreciates a nice denim but is not an addict, like the above category, will not get exited about a good raw denim with tons of detail. I'll go one step further and say they will not even notice the detail. This demographic will however respond to wicked washes. This is something they notice and can understand on a basic level without needing a history lesson on denim.
So my advice for denim brands is to come out with wicked washes. Example: the PRPS brand, a basic denim from this particular brand will sell for around 350 euro and 90% of their denims are not even made from selvedge denim. Why do PRPS denims sell out everywhere? Because they basically do the best washes on the market.
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