Monday, February 2, 2009
Friday, January 30, 2009
this makes me a little sick - J.Crew x Sperry Top-Siders
In a collaboration between two respected brands, J.Crew design a three-part collection with classic boat-shoe makers Sperry Top-Sider. Two versions of the traditional boat shoe as well as a chukka boot are in the mix, each featuring a trademark cotton Chambray liner and worn-in leather
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Kobold watch maker - 100% american made!
Welcome to Kobold Watch Company, maker of fine wrist instruments. Only the most durable materials and finest craftsmanship have been used to produce a collection of watches bearing the exclusive Kobold name. Typically, a Kobold watch is chosen for its accuracy, subtle lines and superior quality. Our customers gain satisfaction not only from the widespread admiration that such a watch garners, but also from the knowledge that first class craftsmanship was employed in its creation. I personally design every Kobold watch and ensure that each and every one meets my personal expectations of quality. I further guarantee that no more than a sum total of 2,500 Kobold watches will ever be made in a given year, a practice my competitors would dismiss as uneconomical. Another such practice is the manufacture and assembly of American-made components in our Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania facility. It is with a little bit of pride that we at Kobold offer an American alternative to watches made in other countries. For more on why Kobold watches are so unique and exciting, I invite you to navigate your way through these pages and discover the world of Kobold.
Very Kind Regards,
Michael Kobold
Friday, December 19, 2008
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Method! they understand - perfect
(Nathan Aaron’s “Method Lust” site) that is devoted to nothing else. Of course, package designers may have their own self-serving reasons for loving Method, but they don’t seem to be the only ones who are buying Method because of its decorator packaging. Is it possible that Method has built a business entirely on a demographic of aesthetes who want every detail of their lives to reflect their own overarching good taste?
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