The Rugged Museum has updated with some new merchandise on their site. We also came across some dope picturesof their location, transporting you back in time to a place where everything was made of raw materials like iron and wood. Their inspiration again is the glory years of the 40’s and 50’s. Like in the case of Red Wing, we see models that have stood the test of time, and we can learn about other garments with humble military beginnings. It’s not all about MA-1s and M-65s here, we see a lot of Navy wear, Gentleman’s hunting pieces, and a lot of reference to Steve McQueen, a true OG. Steve can be seen wearing a variant of the MA-1 in “The Great Escape” and his cut-off raglan sweats. The boundaries between fashion and collector’s items have been rubbed out, and we take for granted the quality and style of pre-hiphop America. Check out pics of the the revival of the good old days after the jump.
Often presenting a darker theme to their products, Japanese accessories brand JAM HOME MADE has become synonymous with their series of leather goods. A look into their most recent items features two leather buckle bracelets. For more information, please refer to rumours.
Neighborhood and the members exclusive portion of Japanese retailer Zozo have collaborated together on a small collection of items. Still keeping in reference with the 2008 spring/summer Delta collection, this theme is seen across trucker caps, a t-shirt and coach jacket. Available now at Zozomesse.
Here’s the official look at Nike SB’s full range of footwear releasing for this month. The releases are spread out amongst all of Nike SB’s various skate models from the Dunk Mid, Blazer SB, P-rod II and brand new Zoom Tre A.D. amongst others. Check your local Nike SB dealer for availability.
With the success of the Moutain Dew Green Label engaging various artists in a series of designer cans, Artco and Mountain Dew’s parent company Pepsi did a similar artist project. Instead of introducing a new can similar to the Green Label project, the Artco Pepsi series featured work on conventional cans. The list of artists range from around the world spanning the Americas, Asia and Europe.
Source: Vista Art and Design
