by Matt on April 16, 2012
Starting at 11am EST on April 16th (about 5 hours from the time of this post), Gnome Enterprises out of Brooklyn, NY will be celebrating the release of some new designs with a sale at Fab.
I first heard of and saw these guys when I was seeing Fleet Foxes in Brooklyn last summer. They had a little tent next to the bands merch and some of their designs caught my attention. I ended up buying one of their shirts and was quite happy with the purchase. Nice prints all on American Apparel tees, a lot of which are tri-blends.
by Andy on January 28, 2012
During my brief forays into Brooklyn I can’t remember ever seeing this sign, which has apparently been like this for 30 years, but I think it works nicely as a tee design and I like the use of a little bit of red to perk up what would have otherwise been rather a subdued tee.
Costiness=$28 Buy it at Live Poultry (who apparently really like Brooklyn)
by Andy on January 13, 2012
Since there are mountains and hills everywhere I look I don’t do a lot/any cycling, but I can certainly see the attraction for people, and I do hop on the exercise bike when I’m at the gym since I’m trying to get thighs of steel in time for snowboarding next month (would a rowing machine be better for this? Fitness fans please do jump into the comments). The Cyclery must presume that if people like to ride bikes then they’ll probably want to wear tees about them too since they’ve launched an Etsy store recently filled with a plethora of cycling based designs. They’ve offered to send a sample tee in so hopefully we’ll have a review up soon letting you know about the quality of their Alternative Apparel blanks and the silkscreen printing.
Costiness=$21 Buy it at The Cyclery
by Andy on January 24, 2011
“Brooklyn” silkscreened in the iconic style of the old industrial signs (like Kentile Floors and Eagle Clothing) that are seen throughout Brooklyn.
When I was followed on Twitter by someone with the username @LivePoultry I was expecting some kind of chicken activism project, not some cool tees.
Costiness=$27 Buy it at Live Poultry
by Andy on October 13, 2010
I think that Brooklyn gets a bit of a bad rep, I’ve been twice and it was great. The first time I went to a party and saw Toofer from 30 Rock, then the second time I had some great cheesecake. I presume my experience is representative of the area, right?
Costiness=$20 Buy it at atslopes
Last time I mentioned Chor Bazaar it was just a
two line mention in a Cotton Filter post, but they deserved more than that. So here are the latest tees from the Brooklyn-based indie-Indian company. So, this is four lines of text, double last time, at this rate they might get a decent paragraph by 2010.
Chor Bazaar
