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[Source: Jargol Blog]
Serial Cultura is a hand silk-screened and hand-dyed line of women's clothing made in San Francisco, California. And along with RosenMunns, that's the second San Francisco based lined we've featured on this blog. Yes, that's New York 106500, San Francisco 2, but hey, it's a start.




Available at M.A.C. and TG-170.
You guys have been on a roll with the international store suggestions lately. After several superb suggestions in Norway and Iceland, the latest is Azita in Frankfurt. The quintessentially urban store is rife with energetic, young talent.







Azita's own T-shirt line has an '80s exercise clothing color pallete, and geometries reminiscent of early video games. We're fans.



Of the now thousands of labels we've come in contact with, no one makes the off kilter graphical statements the Perks and Mini's collections regularly deal in. Their Spring 2008 collection considers aliens and the cosmos.




Now available at Creatures of Comfort
We liked them a few months, and now as Bblessing has several pairs of Chausser shoes in stock, we like them even more. Even in low resolution, crudely lit photos, the shoes appear to be of superior stock.



From a few feet away this looks like a tie with an abstract woven pattern in rather bright colors, but if you look closer you will see that the little red rectangles actually say "Toshiba," and every other diagonal band contains a repeating line drawing of a different Toshiba product. They've even labeled each one: starting at the top and working down, we have cinema T.V., battery, car radio, cordless [telephone], "fst" [flat screen television], cell phone, and VCR. Corporate ties are usually very dull, so I applaud Toshiba for commissioning one (from Vinuchi) that's so lively and distinctive, if not actually attractive.Sassy, stylish and relatively affordable, the finds at Pixie Market are a refreshing addition to the fashion boutique landscape. The shop goes rather out of its way (to the UK, to Asia, to Germany, to Spain, to LA even), to collect the work of a bevy of talented but mostly under the radar designers. Now finally this selection is available online.





It's been almost a month since I last wore a tie, and a year and a half since I wore one of my treasured Pamper Him ties from Chicago. This is the third one to appear on the blog, which leaves me with three yet to be blogged, I believe. That could take another couple years, at this rate. Pamper Him seems to have vanished, as have most of the fabrics from Exotic Silks from which they made their ties (but this one is still there). Only the ties remain, and darn few of those, I suspect.