“On October 15, our crack team of well dressed artists, designers, and wardrobers will deliver racks and racks of business attire, free of charge to anyone at Liberty Square. We’ll be joined by progressive tailors, radical barbers, and folks who want everyone to look great. The way you say it matters as much as what you say. So say it in style. Say it in a suit.”
Levi’s latest fit for men: The Ex-Girlfriend Jean — OK, now these hipsters are just fucking with us.
I seriously thought to myself, “Is it April first?” when someone sent me this link.
Woah! This comes with a complimentry purse to put your balls in.
(Source: thesilentist)
(via trollingthunder & thesilentist)
“Formed in 1954 by George Gamow, the RNA Tie Club brought together the brightest and soon-to-be most influential scientists of the day including co-discoverers of DNA, Dr. James D. Watson and Francis H. C. Crick. During these early days of molecular biology, the club members engaged in informal discussion of untested theories to decode the mystery of RNA. It was here – as Gamov had envisioned – where the members could collaborate in a forum of ideas and new discoveries could be made. Each club member was nick-named based on the abbreviations of the 20 amino acids. But it was the RNA Tie – a black knit tie embroidered with the green and yellow RNA helix – that was the trademark of the club.”
“Robert Croak, CEO of BCP Imports, which makes Silly Bandz. Silly Bandz are basically rubber bands that hold shapes such as a cat, fairy princess or — coming soon — SpongeBob. Annual sales of the Silly Bandz brand alone are north of $100 million, Croak says, vs. $10,000 just two years ago. “All of this came from one guy, not some major corporation with huge teams of designers,” says Croak, who has three designers on staff.”
Do your shoelaces get untied? You are probably trying your shoes wrong. I just learned that I have been using the common “granny knot” and compensating for its weakness by double-tying. Turns out there is the proper “reef knot” that actually works. I have been living a lie for over two decades.
“I still wanted to wear shoes made from old car tires and other upcycled materials. So I decided to make a homemade running shoe, similar to the type of shoes Bill Bowerman made for Steve Prefontaine — the original Nikes.”
Craftzine.com blog : Retro-Style Running Shoes from Old Tires
(via ifightevil & unconsumption)
“We found these legendary, super-rare jackets deep in the vaults of the former Polaroid factory in Enschede, NL (now the headquarters of development & production for the new Impossible Instant Film) and we are happy to share them with our customers and supporters”
Now you can get a jacket to match the camera. Just be careful where you go with that getup.
Chico’s - Debbie Phelps Collection
Mike Phelps is so huge, even his mom is getting a piece of the marketing pie.