If you’re as tired of traditional Euro-American menswear as the rest of us dorks, the best way to spice it up is by aggressively appropriating the clothing of other cultures. In that vein, it would seem that this jacket right
Needles is obviously a little bit crazy for making this mesh reversible camo bush parka. But, then again, you’re a little bit crazy yourself for spending hundreds of dollars on iterations of the same exact jacket over and over again.
Owning gear from Needles is pretty necessary if you’re trying to impress bloggers because this shit is v expensive, v prestigious and v Japanese—all the hallmarks of things that dudes on the Internet who talk about clothes touch their penises
If you’re really about that homeless ninja life, then you need to own at least a single item from Needles. Peak lapels are already the shit, but them shits are especially the shit when it’s on a crazy rebuilt BDU
Last week, an email from eBay congratulated me on 9 years as part of the eBay community (woulda been nice to include an anniversary discount code, Mr. Donahoe). I didn’t need a reminder—every damn day my spare closet reminds me
Holy shit, you guys. Have you ever wanted to dress like an obscure hip hop hypeman circa the late 1990′s? Me too, homie, me too. But now, instead of being shunned from normal society for looking like a weirdo people
Needles released its Fall/Winter 12 lookbook this weekend. Entitled “Local Legend,” the Nepenthes label features reworked M-65 field jackets, peak lapel overcoats and luxe sweatpants. The comfortable young man swag even continues with uneven dye fur piped track suits. Needles,
The fine fellows over at Tres Bien give us a sneak peak at Needles S/S ’13 offerings. With gauzy camos, linen jackets and patterns galore, Needles maintains its coveted status as Nepenthes’ most eclectic label, which is saying a lot
