BirdBottle

(pics from Blend Design)

BookArc

Want to free up valuable space on your desk? Twelve South Bookarc is the solution. Mine arrived today and it's gorgeous. As you can see, it's simple, elegant and very well built. Includes three silicone inserts for perfect fit. For sure, the better way of turning your laptop into a mini-tower desktop computer.

(last pic from Twelve South)

To Buy!

As you may remember, a few days ago, I conducted a survey asking if it was a good ideia to buy the Sixpack (Renaissance Man) tee. Well, the answer from you guys was... Yes! So, as you can see, here it is. Only 100 were made and one is mine.

"Pimp" Your... Everything

Want to give a new touch to your home? Maybe Hu2 stickers are the answer. They offer endless possibilities including, a personalized portrait of you.

(pics from Hu2)

Gossip Boy by Vincent Schoepfer

(pics from Vincent Schoepfer)

Bassike

Formed in 2006 by Deborah Sams and Mary Lou Ryan (both ex-Ksubi), bassike intents to create high quality basics, and let me say, they totally did it.

Using only the finest organic cotton, bassike pieces are a joy to wear. Nowadays they offer, as well, great denim and wool options in a wide variety of cuts and colors.

(pics from bassike)

Hello, Brute...

Probably you don't know, but I'm quite a vinyl toys fan. One which I like and have recently came across is "Hello, Brute".

"Hello, Brute" is the result of the creative mind of Jon Knox, designer/illustrator/artist based in Portland.

His resins toys are 100% hand-made. He sculpts the original figure, makes a mold from the original, and casts duplicates which he hand-paints. These toys are more environmentally friendly and sustainable than factory produced toys.

(pics from Hello, Brute)

Slow And Steady Wins The Race

This sunglasses, from Slow and Steady Wins the Race, are truelly a most have.

Slow and Steady Wins the Race is a clothing label, presented as a bimonthly clothing diary, cataloguing ideas that are focused on a specific and fundamental characteristic of clothing design.

With each issue, Slow and Steady Wins the Race intends to slowly open the cap on a more democratic dissemination, promotion and appreciation of clothing.

The mission of the label is to push and produce interesting and significant pieces from the simplest fabrics and materials.

The costs and quantity of production are purposefully kept low to help promote the idea of a democratic and grass-roots distribution.

(pics from oogaboogastore & Coutorture)

Sounds Good Saving The World

If you're one for caring for the environment then you'll love this set of DIY speakers. Made from recycled material they are completely eco-friendly and come with six colourful pencils so you can make them as original as your play list. You can find this DIY speakers in Fashion Nation store.

Harry Patch (In Memory Of)

The proceeds of this song will go to the British Legion.

(pic from Daily Mail)

To buy or not to buy?

I kind of like this tee but I'm not quite sure if is a good idea. To leave behind all doubts I'm making a survey, please cast your vote.

(pics from SIXPACK & Highsnobiety)

popissue

Today I bring you popissue, a unique cutting-edge label launched in 2005. This tees are a good example of their work; prints are a combination of hand drawn imagery & pop-art collage celebrating & subverting pop culture.

Their clothes are available in stores like For-Tomorrow, unfortunately this two are already sold out.

(pics from For-Tomorrow)

New Baby

Yes, I admit... I'm a Mac addict! My new Time Capsule arrived today and... It's beautiful! If you're thinking about getting one, think no more.

Acne Did It Again...

I was all day thinking: To post or not to post? Yep, I can't say no to Acne. With a rocker feel, the Pop Base Check Shirt is available in four different patterns... and lets hope it doesn't sold out soon.

(pics from Acne)

My New Tees

These are my new Acne tees. The first is a classic from Acne (Limit) . That's my third one. The other is a Scoop Print Pre but I'm a little bit disappointed with the color.