Working with bands and artists on merchandise design as well as production, has always been something we love. Currently we are working towards launching a boutique merchandise agency as a sister company to Some Product Apparel. Stay tuned!
Below are a few samples of posters we design and produce.
A Some Product tee in the Summer ’12 issue of Sportswear International in The Trends to Watch in 2013 feature.
and we have the coolest Kate tees comin’ at cha!
El Ballistico on the wall at the infamous Penthouse Nite Club!
…will be landing in select stores this week for Fall 2012… Entire collection manufactured in Vancouver, Canada.
An awesome friend and customer MJ from El Kartel wearing her favorite Some Product tee. In the raspy voice of Rod Stewart – “You wear it well!”
The Some Product “Dog Tee” and much more currently available at El Kartel in Vancouver, Canada.
Last week, while checking out some vintage shops, I came across this little gem. Some Product designed and produced a very limited edition line of tees for my friend Campbell’s high-end men’s shop – Komakino. A pretty exciting find, since no samples were left and they all sold out a long time ago. The street poster advert was also designed and produced at around the same time by Some Product.
An awesome, home made little number found at Community Thrift & Vintage in Vancouver’s Gastown. I dug this place. Great prices, nice staff and a chance to help the very community where the store is located by shopping there.
Hand painted tees can go either way – super hippie-dippie, sloppy junk or kind of weird and rad. I’d say this one is definitely the latter.
This holiday season, Some Product donated over 250 brand new tees and bags to The United Gospel Mission. I am very grateful that we can be in a position and more importantly, frame of mind to be able to help on any level those in society who really need it most. All this will actually go to the folks, in the Vancouver Downtown Eastside neighborhood, just a few blocks from our office. I have to say this small gesture was an incredibly satisfying and at the same time, a very humbling feeling.
Photo credit: Some Product
When Chains of Love asked for some band merchandise, we collectively came up with the idea of printing customized symbols instead of the usual sizing, as well as hand dip dyeing a limited number of tees. It’s always a pleasure to work with talented people on something fun and a little unique. To hear the amazing C of L sound, cleak here.
