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Ed Ruscha's Twentysix Gasoline Stations

Twentysix Gasoline Stations is a book of 26 photographs of gasoline stations, self-published by artist Ed Ruscha in 1963. Ruscha in fact originally photographed 60 gasoline stations for the project, but eliminated 34 from his final edit on the basis that they were too interesting. See More Read more

Object

History of Technivorm Moccamaster

Drip coffee machines are ubiquitous and yet almost invisibly humble. But like any great industrial machine, its apparent simplicity and ease of use masks the complexity and precision of its design and engineering, and no coffee maker exemplifies that more than the Technivorm Moccamaster. See More Read more

Product

Young Coffee

We teamed up with our friends at Young Coffee on a custom blend of beans from Costa Rica and Nicaragua with a honey process. Medium roast and super smooth. Along with the coffee we also have heavyweight tees and hoodies from Canada, and tea towels from India. And with Klean Kanteen we did 8 oz. tumblers and a 32 oz. storage container, both stainless steel and insulated. See More Read more

Editorial

FW20 Upstate with Joe + Mac

One of the great things about making clothes is that once we sell them, they take on a whole other life of their own. We sent a pack of clothes to upstate NY for Joe Garvey and Mac Huelster of Young Coffee to see what kind of life they took on. See More Read more

Inspiration

History of PBS

A national collective of small public television broadcasters that reject commercials and hold phone drives for donations absolutely should not be able to compete with giant corporate networks that have production budgets to rival Hollywood movie studios. And yet since its founding over 50 years ago, PBS has not only competed but has produced some of the best, most iconic, most lasting television programming in the history of the medium.Learn More Read more

People

Herb Lubalin

A naive person might say there’s only a few ways to draw the letter ‘A'. A cynical person might say there’s only a few good ways to draw the letter 'A'. A designer like Herb Lubalin knew there are endless possibilities, and with every possibility, there’s an opportunity to make that 'A' the most beautiful and perfectly set 'A' you’ve ever seen. It was this optimistic and forward thinking outlook that led him to be one of the great American graphic designers and art directors of the 20th century.Learn More Read more

Places , Product

Lichen & Graphic Tees

Like many modern discoveries, we first found Lichen on the internet. The internet, like life, is a bit of everything. Funny, dark, interesting, scary, happy; but when we found Lichen’s corner of the internet, it felt like home. Or, at least, the home we want.See More Read more

Going For a Run in FW20 Sweats

One of the great things about sweatshirts and crewnecks are their ability to keep us warm and comfortable through changing temperatures. In the unpredictable northeastern winters, they're the essential layering piece that allow you to find that sweet spot of warmth. See More Read more

Music

Dusty Fingers — Christmas II

By now you are probably tired of the tried and true Christmas songs, but you may still be in a holiday mood. If that's the case, this is our little Christmas gift for you. Our second installment of Dusty Fingers Christmas brings a selection of songs that sound like they could be Christmas songs, but aren't; and they're that much better for it.See More Read more

Inspiration

Ice Fishing Houses

According to legend, in 1888, an early Minnesotan named Sven Stevenson was living in a cabin on a bluff above Lake Minnewaska. A sudden landslide brought Sven’s house down the slope and onto the frozen lake. The slide had also opened a small hole on the ice and Sven saw fish swimming below, so he dropped in a line, a few other people came over to watch the hole with him, and the tradition was born. See More Read more

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