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Posts from 11/2010

Wings + Horns Organic Crewneck Thermal Shirt

17 November 2010, 21.30 | Posted in Fashion | No comments »

Wings + Horn Organic Crewneck Thermal Shirt

This simple looking thermal is made by the good hands at Wings + Horn. Use it as a base layer. It is made from “97% organic cotton. Jersey knit ribbed neckline with crossing “v” shaped over lock stitch.” Need Supply has them.

More looks at the Wings + Horn Organic Crewneck Thermal after the click.

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Tretorn Stråla Vinter Boot

17 November 2010, 20.30 | Posted in Shoes | 2 comments »

Tretron Stråla Vinter Boot

Swedish brand Tretorn releases their seasonal rain boot the “Strala Vinter.” The slip on ankle boot comes insulated with “100% waterproof natural rubber.” The gum rubber outsole, “boa lining and footbed” make the boot. The boot is offered in four colorways and in different colors soles. If you’re looking for something that won’t get wet and is well made, this boot’s for you. From Tretorn.

More looks at the Tretron Stråla Vinter Boot after the click.

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Fred Perry “Aldwych” Suede Shoes

17 November 2010, 20.00 | Posted in Shoes | No comments »

fred perry shoes 2 Fred Perry Aldwych Suede Shoes

“A slim moccasin for Winter” is probably what the Fred Perry design team was thinking when they designed this shoe. The “Aldwych Suede Shoe” comes in a supple tan or gray color in a lace-up front with tonal rubber sole. Like all things Fred Perry, these shoes have the crest on the back ankle of both shoes. I would personally Snowseal the shoe so it could withstand the rain and have a darker color to it. A solid silhouette with a great design, FP strikes again. The shoe is available at Gargyle.

More looks at the Fred Perry “Aldwych” Suede Shoes after the click.

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Dazed & Confused Magazine “Daft Punk” 3D Cover

17 November 2010, 19.47 | Posted in Books & Magazines, Music | No comments »

Dazed & Confused Magazine "Daft Punk" 3D Cover

Love the Daft Punk in the bow ties and knits.. “Dazed’s December issue presents a world exclusive feature and 3D cover shoot with robot dance titans Daft Punk. For two years, the French duo have been working on composing a soundtrack for Tron: Legacy – a high-tech 3D adventure set in a digital world, and sequel to the pioneering 1982 film Tron. Dazed & Confused editor Rod Stanley visited them at their studio base in LA for their only interview about this project, and was the first to hear their new music.”

Out tomorrow.

C’H’C’M’ Bond Street Store Opens

17 November 2010, 19.17 | Posted in Fashion | No comments »

C’H'C’M’ Bond Street Store Opens Today

Looks like to doors are cracked opens on the new Bond Street shop for C’H'C’M’ retailer. Find it at  2 Bond Street (between Broadway & Lafayette) New York, NY. You’ll find the strong with a collection of the United Kingdom’s best heritage brand. Check them out.

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Ned Seating by Jardan

17 November 2010, 18.21 | Posted in Design, Furniture | No comments »

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Jardan designers Nick Garnham and Rod Carlson present their latest upholstered seating series – Ned. Described as “Dependable, dapper and always entertaining,” the collection is given personality through “flying ears” and sculpted seats. Dependability comes via hardwood frames, complete with eco-plywood and steel support. The Ned satisfies the demands of any household.

More images of Jardan’s Ned at Curated.

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Klock-01 by Singgih Kartono

17 November 2010, 16.37 | Posted in technology | No comments »

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Areaware has a delightful wooden clock available for presale. “Mr. Kartono’s newest design, this hand-crafted clock is made in his Indonesian farming village, following the best sustainable practices in materials and production. Part retro, part contemporary, a timeless time piece.”

The Klock is set to ship in February. That shouldn’t keep you from making a more timely move.

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Nuzzles

17 November 2010, 11.30 | Posted in Design | No comments »

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Swissmiss turns us onto these custom made letter blocks – or nuzzles, for short. Created by John Christenson, The main difference between this and the other printer blocks/name blocks that we’ve been posting up is that each set is made to order and interlocking. (Nuzzles)

Take a leap to see more of these in action.

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Selectism | Around The Web

17 November 2010, 02.30 | Posted in Roundup | No comments »

01. The Tiger Stone: A Contraption that “Prints” Roads

“This machine that lays down ready-made brick road—some are calling it a “road printer”—really grabbed the internet’s attention this morning (exhibits one, two, and three).” (Good)

02. How can Silvio Berlusconi still be in power?

“Silvio Berlusconi is still the leader of one of Europe’s most important countries. Talk of bribing lawyers, proximity to the mafia and sex scandals with teenagers have yet to dislodge him. So how can Italy get rid of him?” (Guardian)

03. Afterwards

Take a look at the pictures. (Gingerland)

04. Elton John to become a newspaper editor

“Elton John is set to become a newspaper editor – guest-editing the December 1 issue of The Independent.” (NME)

The Windmill Club Silk Neckties and Bowties for Autumn 2010

17 November 2010, 00.30 | Posted in Accessories | No comments »

The Windmill Club Silk Neckties and Bowties for Autumn 2010

Our Berlin bureau loves this men’s collection of neckwear from The Windmill Club. Some words from the Freeman folks on the neckwear brand. “Kevin Burrows is doing a fantastic job at elevating his brand in a way that’s approachable and easy to be inspired by plus his ties are made in NYC.  The ties are 2.75″ at the widest point and are offered in some ideal patterns and colours, all made in extremely limited quantities from deadstock silk.  Deadstock is essentially the very nature of the word, meaning once it’s gone it’s gone.” Much of it is gone but get in there for some final shots.

More looks at The Windmill Club Silk Neckties and Bowties for Autumn 2010 after the click.

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