Love it. via Rex. Visit site »
A large database of celebrities, coupled with the products they use, with a pretty design slapped on top of it. Awesome. Visit site »
Two questions: 1. Steampunk is mainstream, now? Weird. 2. Did the New York Times really just use a numeral “2” in a headline? Wow, maybe txt’ing really is killing the English language. Visit site »
Good news for the fashion (and cost) conscious. Apparently H&M agrees with me that there’s just a bit too much of the REI aesthetic going on in Seattle. Visit site »
Narwhal Co. recycles vintage ties and materials into custom, one-of-a-kind accessories like wallets, iPhone covers, and so forth. Very cool. Plus, they’re named after a sweet whale, so that’s kind of awesome. Visit site »
Really nice graphic tees here. Use my discount code, J2SB8Y, for 15% off your oder. Thanks, Garrett. Visit site »
I saw someone wearing this t-shirt at Bumbershoot and decided I must have it.
But…where’s Yella? Visit site »
For those of you wondering what to get me for Christmas… Visit site »
An online shoe shop from The Gap. Tons of great bands like Kenneth Cole, Ben Sherman, and Steve Madden. I’ll be shopping here. Visit site »
Awesome new spot from Dove. You gotta see it. Visit site »
Go buy Khoi’s t-shirt. Why? One, because it’s a great piece of writing and some nice typography. Two, because Khoi rocks and deserves a little paper for his blogging efforts. And three, because Khoi isn’t plastering ads all over his site or simply asking for donations — he’s making kick ass stuff for us to buy. Visit site »
A really nice designer tee site, with some really fresh designs. Thanks, Inman! Visit site »
As if the kick ass tee designs (many of them designed by Simmy) weren’t good enough, the site itself rocks pretty hard, too. Visit site »
Khoi’s HelFUCKINGVetica one rules. I want one. Visit site »
From the makers of Uncrate, my favorite man site, comes Outblush — their better half for the ladies. Very hot. Visit site »
Facinating article on a the current crop of people around my age, and how they are killing the generation gap. I, for one, hope my daughter agrees. Visit site »
