Not Again

Seriously, how many styles and variations can one company bust out of such a basic idea? Apparently endless amounts.  And thank god because I pretty much solely rock vans at all times.

Besides just owning the market in stylish sneakers this decade, Vans has also been distributing the "Syndicate" line.  Mostly, the company has been giving pioneers in the early skate world free reign to design their own rubber.  Last to come out was Frisco star Max Schaaf, and now comes the return of the ever-so-outrageous Jason Jessee.  

These newest additions are far from Jason's first Vans collaboration, but he has yet to disappoint.  Sporting a modest brown or black leather, Jason's kicks are subtle beauties that are sure to fly off the shelves.  

Jason, now a custom chopper builder/artist/ conspiracy theorist, has designed a classic style with a subtle modern flare.  

Look out for these gems in the fall 2009 collection.

Check Jason's site out here

1 part grandpa, two parts awesome

For the past few years, subtle variations of the ever-classic work flannel have been creeping into the marketplace.  Some are not so energizing.  However, the latest collaboration of American design giant, Pendleton,and Japanese rookie ,Deluxe, will surely champion a whole new revival.

Hitting the streets in early fall 2009, the new checked wool work shirts boast a subtle three color motif combined with a classic button down style and minimal branding.   

As of now, Zozotown is the only game in town repping the line, but I am sure big names will soon follow suit.

Keep an eye out kids.