I came across this video last night produced by Style Ledger, a running catalogue of interesting, well-made, and beautiful things. This piece gives us a look at American manufacturing, focusing specifically on the Martin Greenfield factory in Brooklyn, New York.
Now, this probably isn’t the first time that you’ve seen or heard about Martin and his work. The legendary tai …
Yeah I know we’re late on this post, I’ve probably got some explaining to do. I first saw this collection when it released a month or so back, I got a quick email into my inbox and I checked it out with excitement hoping to flick through to find great imagery and some fantastic new pieces from the Engineered Garments Spring 2012 collection. But when I visited their website I …
I really enjoyed watching the process that Bocci undertook in creating their wonderful bespoke lights last week, so I went on the hunt for a little more handcrafted glassware this morning with my eventual destination being the Lindsey Adelman Studio in New York. After taking a short while to browse and learning a little about how the studio creates each piece, I gathered up a up a little imagery which I resonated …
A nice film by Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co, a company who looks to sell practical and aesthetically pleasing products for the home and office space. Founded by Brian Faherty, the idea was spawned after he discovered a collection of antique cast iron moulds that had been out of production for over fifty years. He decided to bring back these moulds into production and use the best American materials available today …
Browsing through Tim’s page the set that caught my eye was a collection of portraits featuring creative people based in New York. It was a logical choice given the faces that crept up within in it. Those astute menswear fans amongst us will recognise Humberto Leon and Carol Lim of Opening Ceremony alongside Sam Buffa of Freemans Sporting Club, see if you can spot their faces above and below. It’s nice to get a …
Raleigh Denim got together with Barneys New York exclusively on these hand dipped Indigo jeans. Although I’m not too fond of the mainstream stores it’s great to see Raleigh travelling well across all spectrums of the market and I think they’ve done a really good job at conveying the process of hand dyeing through a short film and photographic set seen below. Using Cone Mills White Oak Chambray, the …
