PRPS, one of my personal favorite denim brands, has just launched their newly designed website. On it, you can find a lot of information about the brand including the African cotton used for the jeans, the crafting process and also a collection of photographs of the jeans themselves. Even if you’re not a fan of the brand, you should check out the site because it’s very well designed.
Info: Shana
Last week, we informed you about the Puma Clyde release party at Solebox. The exhibition took place on Monday night and thanks to Asphaltgold we can enjoy a short review of the event with pictures. They even submitted the tunes that Adam Port was playing in Berlin so you can download the whole mix into your iPod which makes it feel like you were there at the event.
More pictures at Asphaltgold.
One of our very own bloggers, Steven Vogel has an interview feature with the good folks at Inquiring Mind. The man who helped Streetwear Today become the driving force it is today, talks about his views on the culture. He also expands on his lates projects, including his plans for ‘untitled’ and his involvement with Bread & Butter. Read on to find out more about this man of all trades.
Image: Inquiring Mind
Nike SB recently hosted the release party for the upcoming Nike SB Golf Pack at Exit. To keep it in the golf theme, a small tournament took place on the spot. Thanks to noodledunk we had a chance to have a sneak peek at some of the Nike SB’s that will be released in the future.
More pictures after the jump.
Info and pictures: noodledunk @ Crooked Tongues
BODEGA is a brand new store in Boston, Massachusett and to say this is a “theme” store is an understatement, it is more like an “experience”. We want to keep the ‘secret’ safe for the first few visitors because once they open, word will spread and people will be going there just to see ‘the secret’! During my brief tour, I saw JB Classics, Nike Dunks, Air Force 1’s, and sick gear from other brands but what will really set BODEGA apart is the vintage clothes. These are not ordinary retro stuff but actually windbreakers from ‘87, ‘88, along with the Jordan wing logo t-shirts from 1984. Stay tuned for full pictures and interviews with the owners J, Dan, and Oliver. For more info, hit up info@bdgastore.com.
Image: BODEGA
Text: Rob Heppler
