Black Scale 2010 Spring/Summer “The Tenderloin Project” Collection Part 2

May 18, 2010 ⋅ Style ⋅ by Eugene Kan ⋅ 64 Views

Part founder of Black Scale, resident Hypebeast blogger MEGA unveils a look into the second part of his “The Tenderloin” collection. Created as a nod to a documentary presented last year, this second round of items include five new designs that capture the essence of San Francisco’s Tenderloin area.

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RON DE NIRO

HI HATERS!
RON DE NIRO

HI HATERS!
RON DE NIRO

HI HATERS!
jerkin

does anyone remember FUBU? its back
jerkin

does anyone remember FUBU? its back
jerkin

does anyone remember FUBU? its back
fuhrer2009

HELL YEAH EVERYTHING GOT TO BE BLACK KIMBO IM TIRED OF SEEING MEN WALKING AROUND IN YELLOW OR PINK, LOOK LIKE SOME FAGGOTS WITH ALL RAINBOW COLOURS GUYS LIKE YOU ROCK KIMBO
fuhrer2009

HELL YEAH EVERYTHING GOT TO BE BLACK KIMBO IM TIRED OF SEEING MEN WALKING AROUND IN YELLOW OR PINK, LOOK LIKE SOME FAGGOTS WITH ALL RAINBOW COLOURS GUYS LIKE YOU ROCK KIMBO
fuhrer2009

HELL YEAH EVERYTHING GOT TO BE BLACK KIMBO IM TIRED OF SEEING MEN WALKING AROUND IN YELLOW OR PINK, LOOK LIKE SOME FAGGOTS WITH ALL RAINBOW COLOURS GUYS LIKE YOU ROCK KIMBO
http://www.maddbananaz.com j. of MaddBananaz.com

agreed @ grahamversus ..
http://www.maddbananaz.com j. of MaddBananaz.com

agreed @ grahamversus ..
http://www.maddbananaz.com j. of MaddBananaz.com

agreed @ grahamversus ..
http://www.usversusthem.com grahamversus

First off, photo tees are the shit. the reason people make them is because they are so. It’s not like anyone makes a photo tee and goes, DAMN, i worked hard on that. Thats not the issue. So to make a strawman argument (look it up) that designers view a photo tee as some huge endeavor is wrong.

Secondly, the tenderloin project is something Sean Desmond started as a way to not only represent what he saw around that neighborhood in an artistic way, but also to raise awareness of the blight and disenfranchisement of the neighborhood as a whole, which is right down the street from posh Union Square and the Financial district.

Part of the money raised through the sale of the prints, books and tees ends up going back to help that very neighborhood. And even if it wasnt, the fact that tee shirts raise peoples awareness about things is benefit enough. They could be making tees with a bunch of chicks and sneakers on them, but instead they decide to do something a bit more substantial, and thats to be applauded. Try looking through things with a bit less cynicism and youll find not everyone who owns a business makes every decision based solely on the bottom line.
http://www.usversusthem.com grahamversus

First off, photo tees are the shit. the reason people make them is because they are so. It’s not like anyone makes a photo tee and goes, DAMN, i worked hard on that. Thats not the issue. So to make a strawman argument (look it up) that designers view a photo tee as some huge endeavor is wrong.

Secondly, the tenderloin project is something Sean Desmond started as a way to not only represent what he saw around that neighborhood in an artistic way, but also to raise awareness of the blight and disenfranchisement of the neighborhood as a whole, which is right down the street from posh Union Square and the Financial district.

Part of the money raised through the sale of the prints, books and tees ends up going back to help that very neighborhood. And even if it wasnt, the fact that tee shirts raise peoples awareness about things is benefit enough. They could be making tees with a bunch of chicks and sneakers on them, but instead they decide to do something a bit more substantial, and thats to be applauded. Try looking through things with a bit less cynicism and youll find not everyone who owns a business makes every decision based solely on the bottom line.
http://www.usversusthem.com grahamversus

First off, photo tees are the shit. the reason people make them is because they are so. It’s not like anyone makes a photo tee and goes, DAMN, i worked hard on that. Thats not the issue. So to make a strawman argument (look it up) that designers view a photo tee as some huge endeavor is wrong.

Secondly, the tenderloin project is something Sean Desmond started as a way to not only represent what he saw around that neighborhood in an artistic way, but also to raise awareness of the blight and disenfranchisement of the neighborhood as a whole, which is right down the street from posh Union Square and the Financial district.

Part of the money raised through the sale of the prints, books and tees ends up going back to help that very neighborhood. And even if it wasnt, the fact that tee shirts raise peoples awareness about things is benefit enough. They could be making tees with a bunch of chicks and sneakers on them, but instead they decide to do something a bit more substantial, and thats to be applauded. Try looking through things with a bit less cynicism and youll find not everyone who owns a business makes every decision based solely on the bottom line.
Chris money

Wow, exploitation of the less fortunate, via photos on tee shirts to make a profit…
Chris money

Wow, exploitation of the less fortunate, via photos on tee shirts to make a profit…
Chris money

Wow, exploitation of the less fortunate, via photos on tee shirts to make a profit…
p.s

photo slappd on a tee?
anyone can do that…
p.s

photo slappd on a tee?
anyone can do that…
p.s

photo slappd on a tee?
anyone can do that…
MK

some cheesy looking pictures
MK

some cheesy looking pictures
MK

some cheesy looking pictures
Amb|2osiA

Nice collection!
Amb|2osiA

Nice collection!
Amb|2osiA

Nice collection!
kimbo

damn does EVERYTHING have to be blac?
kimbo

damn does EVERYTHING have to be blac?
kimbo

damn does EVERYTHING have to be blac?