Killing it in the custom belt game.

“For years now I have been honing my skills, learning materials, and making a variety of belts out of materials that seem like they were meant for such things. In the most recent couple years I have been sewing belts together out of a variety of webbing, trims, industrial fabrics, and anything that is flexible enough to work on or as a belt. For the buckles I have been hand painting flip buckles and custom powder coating d-rings.”

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A new t-shirt line from Yellow Rat, inspired by the uniforms worn by the surf rock band The Blazers during their performance at the 1966 United States Surfing Championship at Huntington Beach.

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Long name, great shoe.

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New shorts from Jack Spade

Automatic Japanese Movement with Swiss Sapphire Crystal and a 39 mm stainless steel case.

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LimoLand’s Hedgefund Needlepoint Belt

A nice looking watch.

The Day That Punk Died Again by Sasha Frere-Jones

The ‘Floral’ Camo Print Polo from Boast.

Our friends The Principals will be releasing a set of concrete dominoes with Billy Reid on Saturday, May 18th at the Billy Reid store at 54 Bond Street. There will be a domino tournament inside of the shop to coincide with the release.

More info on the tournament, as well as pre-order information for the Bare Bones, here.

Patterns are making their way out of the pool and back onto the street this Summer. Here are 10 pairs that bring out the boarding school hippie/country club lush in us.

Burkman Bros. Reversible Ikat patchwork shorts ($175), above.

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Gitman Vintage for Cinco De Mayo

Matt Jones

Complex gets a quote out of Barbara Kruger in regards to Supreme’s lawsuit against Married To The Mob. Can’t wait for Richard Prince to make a t-shirt out of that.

The legend that was Malcolm McClaren.

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Cool Try

Goodhood’s hand drawn, shoppable lookbook featuring music icons.

Illustrations by Clara Lacy

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Gitman Vintage’s new Panda Print short sleeve shirt. 

The story behind Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood’s limited design.