Blurb time!
Definitive menswear brand CX.CITY present their latest offering for Spring 2012, ‘Lost In You Like Saturday Nights’. Tapping international model Bradley Soileau as the focal point of their lookbook, the collection makes use of heavy imagery while conveying a very distinct mood. Balancing bold graphics with Spring colors, this release continues within the simple, vintage aesthetic that the brand has become known for. The collection is now available direct through their online shop, as well as in some select Los Angeles area retailers.
I’m probably being swayed somewhat by the lovely lookbook photos, but there’s nothing in this collection from CX.CITY that I wouldn’t wear, and that’s always a good sign.
I am really digging this, nice work by Joby, hopefully Sanrio won’t come knocking on Blure’s door with a C&D. I wish it was available as a t-shirt and not just a tank top, but that’s just me, Summer is coming and people want to get their arms out.
Costiness=$27 Buy it at Blure Collective
Denada (designs by Andreas Krapf, obviously one of my favorites) is now offering their new Lumberjack design on tees, tanks, and batwing style tops – great stuff!
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Instead of lamenting Camiseteria‘s lack of an international ordering system (who wants to e-mail an order in now that it’s 2012?), I’m going to lament the lack of attention that they get in the tee blog world since they put out such lovely t-shirts.
Let’s be honest, if you think of polo shirts, you tend to think about guys wearing polos with a little embroidered horse on them, or if you’re in the UK/Europe it might be a crocodile (is Lacoste popular in the US? I can’t remember). That’s fine, but it’s normal, and if you’re visiting HYA chances are you don’t want to wear something normal, so these fun polo shirts from Japanese brand Publik are very welcome for those times when a t-shirt is too casual, but a shirt is too formal. With Publik being a fairly premium brand and Genevieve Gauckler and Sho Watanabe doing the design work it’s fair to say that we aren’t in bargain basement territory with these polos, but if you like them to the degree of $78ish then have at it.
