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The brass bullet cuff (cartridge cuff if you will) by Jennifer Fisher is one of those things your girlfriend will show you expecting you to say “Cool! That’s 7.62x39mm”. DON’T… pretend you don’t like it and that it’s not even a real round represented. You’ll save yourself some money come birthday or Christmas time.
Available at Barneys New York for $915.
Hat tip: Lance
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But I like it! Multicam is a really nice fashion camouflage because its got a nice subdued brown tones in it.
¥75,600 ($953 USD) for the jacket and ¥61,950 ($781 USD) for the vest over at SOPHNET starting October 20th.
Maybe you can turn the jacket inside out and blend into the backdrop if the need ever arises? Until then just stay looking fly.
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The two watches pictured have a matte PVD finish on them which I really like. If you like a flashy look, that finish is not for you. You can always count on Bell & Ross to keep that clean look across their lineup.
More info on the collection over at the Bell & Ross website.
I can’t find exact pricing info, but they appear to range from about $2000 – $5000.
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I’m continually surprised at the parties involved in some of these collabs. The Rolling Stones? I know they probably just licensed the lips and tongue logo to A Bathing Ape, and had nothing to do with the actual creative direction… but still surprising.
The shirts are available at ZOZOTOWN. ¥7,140 ($90 USD) for the t-shirt, and ¥9,240 ($117 USD) for the 3/4 length.
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Created from worn-in canvas salvaged from a WWII era US military duffel bags, Forestbound reworked the fabric into a durable new bags. Handles made from WWII era cotton webbing and reinforced with a medium brown leather.
Although you can get a similar look by distressing new materials, it’s very expensive to do and is just never as good. Having someone’s actual name stamp or handwritten last name etc. on your bag, and knowing the material came from an item in use during WWII is very neat.
The two bags pictured are available for $320 and $280 respectively over at Forestbound. Since the materials are all unique, the bags are basically 1 of 1 as far as the look goes. If you’re keeping an eye on the site and you see one pop up that you like, it’s best to grab it quickly.
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Available from seller Kay Church on Etsy for $16. Comes in a wide range of different camouflages, and is lined with a waterproof breathable polyurethane laminate to keep messes inside. Snaps, tabs, and elastic ensure a good fit on your baby.
Extras such as embroidery, ruffles, name tape, patches etc. are available for a small fee.
I like seeing unique options like this for a reasonable price. People need to start dressing their babies in clothing besides the standard stuff everyone is buying.
Hat tip: Burp/Simon