Part of the upcoming collection from Mr Freedom and Sugar Cane inspired by motorcycling and is called “MFSC Speed-Safe Clothing for Modern Riders”, is this Mechanic Sweat Shirt. The vintage look provides comfort and styling whether you are in the shop or out and about.
via HyrCollective
In this economy, any discount helps. The Hundreds is offering 33% off at their two store locations and their on-line shop on all 2009 product. Starts today, so get your shop on.
Self Edge opened three years ago in the Mission District of San Francisco with the vision of creating an otaku retail store dedicated to vintage style denim and workwear produced by the Japanese. After three adventurous years between San Francisco and Japan they’re proud to announce the expansion to New York City. The new location is in the Lower East Side and it will be offering most of the same brands as Self Edge San Francisco and within a few weeks adding Joe McCoy’s and Ande Whall to both stores.
Self Edge New York will be opening on July 24th with an opening party to follow in August. New unreleased stock and restocks of popular items will be available at SENY including a Self Edge New York exclusive hand-screened bandanna by Mister Freedom himself, Christophe Loiron.
Self Edge New York
157 Orchard Street (@ Rivington)
Lower East Side
Visvim has built a huge following by consistently putting out quality garments that challenge what we perceive as normal. The Fall/Winter 2009 Collection posted on Honeyee.Mag includes the Vrigil Boots-Folk, the Talbot Oneida, the Academia Stripe 2-button jacket, the Patrician-Folk, Maliseet Elk-Folk and two veggie leather bags including a large-sized Boston and the Homer Tote. Get a better look at the other goods after the jump!
via Hypebeast
After the jump, you’ll find a full look at Edwin’s Fall/Winter 2009 Collection Lookbook. With already a strong following in Japan, the company is gaining popularity worldwide. Known for their denim, you’ll notice the various different pieces of clothing that is modeled after classic Americana.
via HighSnobiety
