Almost as good as the real thing. Restoration Hardware offer these lockers for your home decor pleasure. The locker line-up is built from solid oak and is a welcome addition to any large vestibule or foyer. Prices at $2295.

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OAK comes through with an oversized hood on their latest zip-up for the guys (and girls if they feel). The dark olive hoodie features ribbed sleeves and a hood long enough to allow you entrance to a Sun O))))) show. Serious business.

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The Fire Island scene gets a fashion boost this Summer as OAK pulls open the doors on their Summer shop this May. “The store, which will open up in May and remain open for the entire summer, will provide discerning Pines summer visitors and residents with a wide array of minimalistic essentials for home, beach, daytime, nighttime, houseguesting, housewarming and everything in between. From Comme des Garçons fragrances and wallets, Acne swim trunks, tees by Rick Owens and Alexander Wang, Eddie Borgo jewelry and select OAK Black Label pieces to candles, blankets and beach towels…”

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Seriously, we love print. I personally love the zines. Back in my youth Factsheet 5 was my bible and I remember when Boing Boing was a print publication (there, there). OAK comes through with issue #5 of their zine style look into the style and flavor of their shops.

“Issue five of the OAKAZINE explores the concept of “transformation” and thus sought out the minds and images that we feel best embody this protean, ever-evolving concept. We went out to dinner with Casey Spooner and Adam Dugas, probed the minds of the new crop of young designers coming out of seoul, talked to the singular and inspiring russian activist-cum-artist slava mogutin, visited legendary curator Lia Gangitano, chatted with the ever envelope-pushing designers Henrik Vibskov…”

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A split cotton/cashmere blend and the elongated cuff make these fingerless gloves from OAK worth the money. The cuff flows back into the sleeve to ensure no cold air gets in. A great gift.

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Fashonisto gets a nice look into OAK and OAK Black Label for autumn 2010. “Inspired by vintage Tokyo street fashion and an infatuation with asymmetrical lines, Oak takes a more structured approach than last season. Taking to jersey, cashmere and wool, the new lineup tackles relaxed silhouettes that reinterpret the classics in the fashion-forward manner that Oak is known for. From a quirky twinset and oversize outerwear to extended proportions, Oak delivers a strong collection while also offering a modern flair within a clean presentation.”

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Army green gets me everytime, especially on true vintage pieces where the army green has faded into into a light creamy green. Takes years to get there. For not, a nice take on the French military jacket. “Army green cotton twill jacket with two side pockets and double front zip pockets. button closure with velcro strip at bottom. elasticated waist and small collar…” Available at OAK.

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This seems a perfect shirt to wear on Monday after the weekend long agony for the USA, England, S. Korea, and seemingly Mexico. The pain of waiting four more years is a bit aggressive at the moment. “black lightweight long sleeve striped gauze shirt. front button up. square collar detail. curved hem cut longer in back.” Available at OAK.

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Getting back to those swinging days with this foxtail keychain. Foxtail kills the rabbit foot with no question, but be careful rocking this in situations where the girls may look at you funny. It’s an authentic foxtail with a lobster clip on the end. Pharrell will be rocking this shortly with the Nike snowboard boots. OAK makes them.

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OAK has a couple of cold weather neck wraps to choose from. Their Infinity scarves may work for you. They’re wool based and available as tie-dyed black and orange pattern or dust grey. 82$ smackers will get you one or two – depending on how in love your girl/guy falls in love with it.

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