by Andy on April 29, 2012
by Andy on March 22, 2012



I like the way that the guy has an iPad in the promo pic, as I’m sure there are apps out there that do a good job of making anyone who has a few MP3s do a passable impression of a DJ.
Costiness=$27 Buy it at PLB’s store.
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Keepon Collective is a new clothing brand out of Vancouver, Canada. Our goal is to develop into more than just a company that you bought a cool shirt from. We want to form relationships with our customers, in hopes of spreading the idea that if there are other like-minded people out there going through tough times, we can each find it within ourselves to conquer obstacles and personal struggles to reach personal success, and ultimately, happiness.This philosophy mainly draws itself from the idea that most people let too many things hold them back in life. Time. Money. Looks. Circumstance. Stereotypes. Doubt. Fear. However, it shouldn’t be these factors that define us, but the attitude with which we respond to such obstacles.
Andy: Unusual to see a brand launch that has a crewneck and a hoodie in the opening release, usually people just have a few tees. Then again, they’re from Vancouver so I doubt it’s really tee weather there at the moment. Good submission and some solid designs, looking forward to seeing the the future brings for these guys.
This post was submitted by Richard Lam.
by Andy on January 17, 2012

I haven’t been to Vancouver (of which I assume North Vancouver to be a part of), so I don’t know if it really deserves a a t-shirt or is a place that should be envied, but I do like this design from Heated Apparel, red/black/white is a classic colourway and this has a strong streetwear graphic style to it.
Costiness=$33 (Canadian Dollars) Buy it at Heated Apparel
by Andy on December 20, 2011

Thinkhead are a new-ish brand out of Vancouver, and I’ve taken a bit of a shine to this particular design in their store, featuring a rotund lady singing “It ain’t over…”
Costiness=$25 Buy it at Thinkhead