The new issue of Frank151 drops May 22nd and with Chris Isenberg, the Don of No-Mas, as guest curator. The book features an innovative perspective on sports throughout the years backed by brilliant illustrations that will give you all the nostalgia you can handle about your fallen sports heroes. If you think No-Mas’s t-shirts are dope, wait till you see what happens when you give them 150 magazine pages to work with.
Subscriptions available at Frank151.
Image: CI @ No-Mas
Illustration: Mickey Duzyj
Bodega, a brand new boutique located in Bostin will be having it’s grand opening this Saturday May 13th. It will be opened from 11AM to 7PM. If you’re near by, you must check it out because I heard the shop design is crazy. Bodega will carry all the good brands like Dr. Romanelli, 10 Deep, aNYthing, Irak, JB Classics, SSUR, the usual sneaker brands and more!
Bodega
6 Clearway St.
Boston, MA
www.bdgastore.com
Check out the interview IQMND did with 10 Deep online right now! Also of note are: a Catalytic Attack interview, the latest installment of Poppin’ Tags, and an interview with King Stampede. Go nuts.
Image: IQMND
Trust Nobody’s online store is now up. If you didn’t know, Trust Nobody is a very unique and great looking store from Spain. They carry a lot of great stuff including Nike, Nike SB, New Balance, Adidas, Reebok, Acronym, A Bathing Ape, Staple Design, Freshjive, Surrender, Fingercroxx and more. They also have toys, skatedecks and other accessories as well.
Check it out here.
Photographer Vincent Skoglund had a chance to travel the world with the Adicolor crew last year to document (using photography) all the different people and locations for the Adicolor tour. Limited edition prints of his photography which will be numbered and signed, will be for sale on his webpage.
Head over to adicolorbyvincent.com for more pictures and information.
Info: Crooked Tongues
World Cup 2006 is just a month away and what better way to head to the bars to watch the games than to wear a football jersey like the ones produced by Levi’s Japan. Levi’s Japan is releasing a sports inspired clothing line called FLU and what’s special about it is the technology involved in making the clothes and denim.
One is FLU’s high performance stretch jeans, with detailed stitching on the side-seams for durability as well as rubber print on the thigh area for ball-trapping. Another is a t-shirt made of tri-layer, hi-tech fabric that absorb and diffuse body heat.
Image: Levi’s Japan
Info: Freshness
