Tokyo Natural Hiking Club. Great new project by a friend. Watch out for the website coming real soon!
www.naturalhikingclub.com
Thanks for the t-shirt Ryota!
Here is another t-shirt released by Ryota on the now discontinued Ravage line. Depicting a dreamy Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton Greene in 1956. One of my favourite t-shirts.
New drops from Neighborhood and Wtaps.
Neighborhood 15th anniversary tee with Nuts Art Work
Neighborhood 15th anniversary tee with Mankey (Five-O)
Neighborhood Bank Robber L/S shirt
Wtaps Love tee
Wtaps Loop S/S shirt
Please visit the store for the full range.
Hot slice of psychedelia from early T.Rex, who were obviously playing this song from the inside of a prism.
One of the essential components of Visvim collections are their Fluxus denim range. These are made from high quality dual ring spun selvedge denim using vintage looms from Japan’s finest denim mill in Okayama. The different slub lengths gives the fabric a nice three dimensional texture and are reminiscent of vintage denim.
Available at the store in a range of fits from the classic straight to the super slim cuts, as well as the more heavily processed damaged finishes to the unwashed versions that age really well with wear.
Do drop by the store to have a look at them.
Santa Maria Novella has been in the perfumery and pharmaceutical business since 1612. Based in Firenze, they are the oldest pharmacy in Italy. Great range of personal care products and toiletries. All stamped with their respective lot numbers so you know that they are fresh. Here’s what I picked up from them recently. Thanks for guiding, Kusan.
These are one of my favourites, perfumed paper strips. Great for the wardrobe, drawer or room. Comes in a handy size so it’s great for travel as well.
I would like to visit their store in Firenze sometime.
In 1975, Lizzy Mercier Descloux dropped out of art school in Paris and moved to New York to partake in its punk scene, romance Richard Hell, befriend Patti Smith and preside over no wave. Her first solo LP, Press Color, was matchless in showcasing her minimalist punk/funk chops and setting a precedence for the likes of DNA and Contortions. Her later stuff was also key in kicking off worldbeat. But for her punk substance x East Village style, check her cover of “You Give Me Fever”, where she replaces every instance of “fever” with “tumour”. Why? Because!
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