CAN’T STOP WON’T STOP WITH THESE BUCKET, BREH. This particular joint is denim and Danish, although, technically, it was made in the USA. But “denim and Danish” sounds way better when you’re gassed up on alliterations. I’m really digging the
I’m all about the Mennonite look lately—layers, weird patterns, old designs, handmade shit. I’m not all about, you know, the Puritan work ethic though. FUCK MAX WEBER. Nah, just playing, he’s cool. Dude died of Spanish Flu, which I did
Those crazy motherfuckers up north over at Norse Projects have done it again—taken something good and minimized that shit to make it better. Their Aros chino shorts are a remix of their Aros chino trousers (duh). Still cut slim, these
Hat tip to Oi Polloi for looking up fishtail parkas on Wikipedia for everyone. Did you guys know that the fishtails were designed to wrap around paratroopers’ legs to make them more aerodynamic? I didn’t know that either. I just
You better get your short sock game on. You could fuck with that “no show” sock fuckery, but that’s some half-stepping bullshit. NO SOCKS OR SOCKS. NOTHING IN BETWEEN. AIN’T NO HALF SOCKIN’. I make sure you can still see
Hey, Norse Projects S/S 13 dropped and amongst the droppings are these “Broken Leaf” and “Botanical” patterned shirts. I could show you a whole bunch of other things they released, but laziness. That’s way too much right click saving for
This no logo cap from Norse Projects is super clean, super simple, super basic. I’m all about super basics lately. If it looks like I bought it from Costco or a truck stop, I’m gonna buy it. Although if we
Not everyone has the time or energy to be as cool as those cool kids who wait in line for hours to scoop some cool Supreme caps just because they’re cool and that’s perfectly fine. Forget those kids and take
Do turtleneck sweaters remind you of that weird art teacher you had in school? The one that was always trying to get you to “paint your feelings” and congratulated you on that “vase” you made for the pottery section? You
Norse Projects is keeping your warm this winter with this merino wool scarf. To be quite honest, I wore a scarf for the first time in a couple of years last night. Despite the fact that I usually wear this
