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offers a product line geared toward a vintage-aware indie crowd. If Dean or Kerouac were still around, we'd like to think they'd sport our specs.
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The Godfather in Little Italy
Mark the date. This is going to be a good one. The Alamo Drafthouse and Levi’s® present the 2010 Rolling Roadshow free outdoor screening of THE GODFATHER PART II in New York, NY on a rooftop near Little Italy on … Continue reading
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Bertelli
Bertelli, by far, are the most beautiful bicycles in NYC. I’d be surprised to find better elsewhere. Bici is the italian slang for bike/bikes. Every bertelli bicycle is a unique design object that you won’t find in any store in … Continue reading
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Vintage Bi-fold wallet from maxx&unicorn co. No.43
…be the envy of all your friends with this vintage inspired wallet by one of Brooklyn’s most talked about new accessories designers… each is hand-crafted from a single cut of leather and individually burnished for a broken in look and … Continue reading
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Williamsburg Bridge: 1902
New York circa 1902. “New East River bridge from Brooklyn.” The Williamsburg Bridge under construction. Detroit Publishing Company via Williamsburg Bridge: 1902 | Shorpy Historic Photo Archive.
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Spotted
Shades Spotting is a fantastic blog that every New Yorker should add to their list of daily reads. via Shades Spotting: Hannah in Slow and Steady Wins the Race.
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Shawn Cheng
Shawn Cheng, a Brooklyn-based artist and good friend of ours is one hell of a talented person — so good that we feel its our duty to tell you about him. If you’re anywhere near the city, you have to … Continue reading