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Author Archives: Some Product
The Gypsy Code
A new collection of men’s and women’s tops – The Gypsy Code features extensive use of magic and esoteric symbols and markings lovingly applied to a range of custom produced and designed tops. Made in Canada.
Ronan Boyle x Some Product
A good friend, artist Ronan Boyle is collaborating with Some Product. Stoked on these!! Available for Summer 2013.
Graphic Leggings for 2013
Oh Yeah! We finally have leggings! Fully designed in-house. Made in Canada, using Italian fabrics.
The Final Chapter at The Waldorf Hotel
Our friends (Tom, Ernesto, Danny & Scott) at The Waldorf Hotel in Vancouver will be closing their doors for good on January 20th, 2013. Some Product and Parker Bosley of The Gay Nineties collaborated on a one-off tee as a fitting tribute to this short lived and legendary party palace. To a new and bright future that awaits!
Some Product x The Dirt
New tees for punk/blues demons – The Dirt!
Some Product x No Sinner
Some Product designed and produced merchandise. Tees and limited edition denim vests for our friends from No Sinner. Check’em out if you get a chance…
Dead Union Finds
Last weekend I met an Aussie guy named Kirby who is a vintage picker and loves weird and esoteric old tees. So do I… Here are a few gems from his stash.
“I can always make room for more”
A really stunning piece by D. A. Shaffer from the Some Product curated Reality Bites art show. This sculpture inspired by the show “Hoarders” totally blew me away. Grateful and inspired to have so many talented people take part and contribute.
Reality Bites Artshow opening
Last weekend Some Product curated and sponsored The Reality Bites Artshow at Little Mountain Gallery in Vancouver, Canada. It was an extremely gratifying and fun event to be involved in with a whole bunch of great art and people. The opening even included a proper Reality TV discussion panel and an audience Q&A !
All the proceeds from the opening nite went to Little Mountain Gallery. This was their very last event after almost 8 colorful years as a staple in the Vancouver arts community.
Photos by: Flash Action