Tag: camo

  • Prodigy From Mobb Deep x SUPRA

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    Some decent looking shoes at a reasonable price point: The rap to clothing crossover is nothing new.  As long as decent products keep being released though I’m on board with any collab. Prodigy talks about himself and SUPRA: You can grab the Backwood ($120) and the Bandit ($75) over at SUPRA. I had to put…

  • Prada Camouflage Sequin Loafers Should Come With A Self-Defense Course

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    TGIF!  Time to order those camo sequin loafers I’ve been dreaming about… SAID NO ONE EVER.  Not only are sequins unacceptable on anything but women’s ballet flats, but Prada took it one step further and used a multitude of different colored ones in a camouflage pattern. *smh* $950 over at Barneys NY.  Make good and…

  • APPLEBUM Melton Wool Camouflage Pea Coat

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    ‘Tis the season for pea coats: I’m a sucker for tonal woodland patterns.  Good looking jacket… good looking fit. ¥49,350 ($618 USD) over at APPLEBUM.

  • BAPE x Ferrari – The Ugliest Camouflage Collab Ever

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    Fuggitaboutit.  A collab for the ugly record books: BAPE is one of those companies like Supreme… they will jump at the opportunity to do a collab with anyone big, regardless the outcome.   The items are “limited edition” so I’m sure they will sell like hotcakes, even though they look like they should be in…

  • Camouflage Jigsaw Puzzles

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    If clouds piss you off in regular jigsaw puzzles, you won’t like these: At least they only consist of 30 pieces. The puzzles were made as an art project using the camouflage of countries that force children to enlist. Lots more pictures over at Belfast Arts.

  • Ovadia & Sons Flying Tigers Camouflage Utility Patch Shirt

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    Famously nicknamed the Flying Tigers, the 1st American Volunteer Group (AVG) of the Chinese Air Force in 1941–1942 was composed of pilots from the United States Army (USAAF),Navy (USN), and Marine Corps (USMC), recruited under presidential authority and commanded by Claire Lee Chennault. The group consisted of three fighter squadrons with about 20 aircraft each. It trained in Burma before the American entry into World War II with the mission of defending China against Japanese forces.…