notsoRED.com is an online store that carries unorthodox, cool, non-faux pas streetwear. Based out of Los Angeles, it is the defender of the independent world and intends to keep it that way by keeping its designs limited.
Some of our local friends that we work with are Buff Monster, Dim Mak, Came Crashing, Freegums, Hydrahead, and JFish. We also work with some international artists - Lite Streetwear, Satellite Castle, 347, Celtic, Eat&Nico, etc.
notsoRED started with a bunch of passionate, adventurous, and artistic people sharing the same ideals and compliments from people on their rare haves and finds. Not only that, they also feel fortunate to be able to experience the alternative culture and would like to share this advantage with others. With this goal in mind, the well-traveled bunch got together and came up with a unique concept – “We’ll do the hunting and share the goods with you.”
So for those of you who want to look effortlessly cool and who hate seeing your shirt on someone else when you walk around town, notsoRED is the place to go. And for those who are simply too busy to go shopping, are too cool to be seen shopping, or just don’t want to spend a fortune yet need new clothes, notsoRED can be of service anywhere at any time of day. You may go to click away and bag away some goodies now. Enjoy.
Wallabee.org is a site that collects the latest news from all major Streetwear and T-Shirt sites and lists them in an easy to view format. Each section has a latest updates section that sorts the news from all websites according to their time so you won’t miss any updates and see who breaks the news.
You can drag and drop the single news channels and sort them like you want. The system remebers what you did when you come back. Still checking of several blogs every day? Make your life easy with wallabee.org
Originally opened in 1987, and now joined forces with Odd One Out in Edinburgh, Dr Jives has been at the forefront of streetwear in Scotland for 19 years.
Currently stocking Obey, Maharishi, Mhi, Ambiguous, Pointer, Baracuta, Tonite and own label Oddities.
Prism Clothing has been arround since june 2006. Created by Fabien Baudin, Prism comes from the french part of Switzerland. All our clothes are illustrated by young swiss artists in very limited runs.
The main vibes of Prism clothing label is to express our style on clothes by illustration. There\’s graffiti artists, illustrators and photographers collaborate with the label.
We always look for featuring with artists (international too) and others label. We do a new “collection” each 4 months, so enjoy www.the-prism.ch (for international order please send a mail at info@the-prism.ch).
mynameislestat features not only the personal portfolio of Lestat, a graphic designer by profession and an ardert self-expression artist who uses T-shirt as canvas.
He first started experimenting on stencil base T-shirts and successfully delivered his first logo tee collection in limited quantity. Acting as a portal to showcase all local underground designers’ works various art industries, the website is always updated with the latest flashes in Malaysia and overseas. You can also check out mynameislestat to order the latest designer tees from different designers.
High Snobiety is one of the internet’s leading resources when it comes to the latest news and information about sneakers and streetwear. Created in March 2005 , High Snobiety delivers the freshest news on streetwear, sneakers and a lot more. The site is frequently updated, several times a day.
The news include features on outstanding people, stores as well as products.
Besides their news section High Snobiety also has a shopping guide. The guide helps visitors find stores with the latest collections or information about new store openings. It definitely saves a lot of time instead of scouring each known store for an update on a new collection or whatnot.
For those who want to check sneaker and streetwear related events, they can find updates on the latest events with the help of David’s site. There is a page dedicated just for that, so there is no longer an excuse for missing another event again.
But with the sheer amount of daily updates, it can be quite a hassle for people to visit the website every time only to check for updates. Good thing David has provided two alternative ways they can get their updates. One is by subscribing to the site’s newsletter and the other is by subscribing to the RSS feed. Either way, this makes staying up to date a snap. Sounds good? Check out more of High Snobiety at www.highsnobiety.com.
For the low down on the latest news on sneakers and streetwear from around the world, SlamXHype is the website to go. SlamXHype has several features and sections that keep visitors busy reading.
On the main blog visitors get updates and reviews about streetwear and sneaker related stuff. The site is updated regularly so people surely won’t miss out if there’s a dope new release of some kind or whatever. The blog is written by several people from around the world and offers insights in all areas of the sneaker & streetwear scene.
Aside from the regular blog entries, SlamXHype has also a lot of features such as coverage of a particular event or interviews with designers.
Many important people who are involved in the biz also write on SlamXHype and have their own blogs. Just check the Blogroll section.
Check www.slamxhype.com and get your fix of freshness.