Thinking Outside the Shirt

Designated for a swag comparable to a mix between Ferris Bueller and Andre Leon Talley, the out of the ordinary designs by Slow and Steady Wins the Race ensure attention, through stylized expression.
The eighth and ninth issues of the brand screams abstact by transforming, and editing the norm, and standard, feeding off ideas and concepts brought on by their previous issues. Talk about thinking outside the box, or shall I say the shirt.

Classic threads, and silhouettes suggest a thumbs up, yet brand new, unthought-of additions whisper extremity, to leave you with a raised "THE ROCK" eyebrow. I wonder if Slow and Steady's designs would be a big hit at interviews or weddings. Would the hiring manager look at you as if your out of place, like "try again", or would the bridesmaids welcome the OriginalFreshness with open arms?(Pun intended, look at the shirt above to the left)

I saw it first right here.

Say Aloha

Nope! Not quite Kangol, and not quite fisher man hat either, this Aloha Hat, is on some whole other type of cool guy swag all together. With wild horticulture images sprawled sparingly over the hat, theres no sign of guidelines here.

Showing a far off design print from typical or traditional Aloha/Hawaiian images, the black hat helps to throw the image right in your face. Using bright vivid colors, to express a scene, and mood, comparable to a dope summer day.
And as if the hat is not nearly enough for you they got the button-up shirt to, for all you extra flamboyant people(you know who you are), who would rock both together, and then go get your mans to customize some Uppies to match. But, you know the rules, DO YOU!

This pair of Aloha gear is available starting tomorrow, as a matter of fact, (the 1st of June) from nitraid, check the site, and know.

I saw it first right here.

The Amigos

The Amigo print, comes from the 07 Spring/Summer line, of the brand WoodWood. This shirt(yes shirt), features a zipper to keep the shirt closed, no button up. With the cotton feel, and a color scheme, comparable to the Desert Storm fatigue's. The cool blue's jump out with wild pattern's inferring something totally different from fatigue's or popular all over prints.

I saw it first right here.