emmet garage sale

5.3.13

Punk Jackets and Vest

I have been obsessed with punk jackets since I was early age of listening to early Discharge songs. These DIY staples will always have a place in my wardrobe, and they are a feat to be respected in others. Anyone who has cried, bled and sweated all over one of these knows that they take months, if not years, to perfect, and the finished result is priceless

3.3.13

Lovesong (The Cure Cover) by Adele

24.2.13

Punk-inspired custom motorcycle shop: El Solitario

Punk-inspired custom motorcycle shop El Solitario

Punk-inspired custom motorcycle shop El Solitario The custom motorcycles are only part of the El Solitario story. These Spaniards are the vanguard of a new European movement that is combining motorcycles, art, clothing and events. They are not ashamed to be educated or sophisticated, nor to be interested in more than the stats of racing or the posturing of faux outlaw bikers. They manufacture and sell products no one makes, and perhaps few thought they needed, like $500 selvedge denim riding overalls. They’re treading a tight rope. They have very little competition, because they’re doing what they set out to do: “something no one else is.”

5.2.13

Atoms for Peace

New Project by Thom Yorke(Radiohead). This is a continuation from previous album Eraser.
Please find their merchandise here.

http://store.atomsforpeace.info/index.php/clothing.html

29.1.13

Actual Pain

27.1.13

Nasum - Live in Oakland

25.1.13

Bell - Rogue

20.1.13

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club New Album

3.1.13

Givenchy x H&M 2013?

2.1.13

Happy New Year 2013

31.12.12

Last day in 2012

So, this is a last day for us, 31 Dec 2012. Just enjoy your life and 2013 is another year for new experience, entering new phase of life. what's your plan?

14.12.12

Nirvana with new Kurt Cobain

13.12.12

Passarella Death Squad x Boxfresh

2.12.12

Flying Bug

28.11.12

Guerilla Fashion: A Story of Supreme

“Supreme is a company that refuses to sell out,”

Mr. Jebbia grew up mainly in Sussex, England. His American father was in the United States Air Force, and his English mother was a homemaker and then a teacher (they split when he was around 10). Mr. Jebbia devoured style magazines like The Face and I-D, and spent weekends window-shopping in London. For a time he worked in a Duracell battery factory.

But New York held a firm grip on his imagination, so after a visit in 1983 to his father, then living in West Virginia, he moved to Staten Island, into a $500-a-month apartment. Over the next six years, he worked his way up at Parachute, the ’80s minimalist clothing store in SoHo, and sold fashionable backpacks and vintage clothes at a flea market on Spring Street.

Eventually he scraped up enough money to open his own shop, Union, on Spring Street, which specialized in British labels like the Duffer of St. George and Fred Perry, as well as Stüssy, the California skate-wear line. That led to a partnership with Shawn Stussy in the cultish Stüssy boutique on Prince Street, which could be seen as a progenitor of Supreme.

When Mr. Stussy cashed out, Mr. Jebbia, never a skater himself, opened a skate shop of his own, on a then-forlorn stretch of Lafayette.

bla...bla....bla.... read more here

“But New York in general was like that.”