Showing posts with label San Francisco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Francisco. Show all posts

Saturday, June 9, 2012

Emily

 Emily Berry, Outside Alamo Square Park, San Francisco.


Annie & Miles


 I ran into Annie & Miles in the Castro district of San Francisco. What initially caught my eye was Annie's rad backpack. The bag is Maker. 



Friday, June 8, 2012

Inside their Workshop: St/Co


On my last day in San Francisco I visited a fantastic workshop called Small Trade Company (st/co), a product company inspired by working culture around the world.  Owner Matt & partner Llane were gracious enough to give me a tour of their studio. In addition to the braided denim baskets on the wall, they were working on finishing up a new collection of waxed cotton bags with leather hand stitched straps. 

Designer Matt Dick & his partner Llane in the front of Small Trade Company. 









Thursday, June 7, 2012

Unionmade

Unionmade is a fantastic menswear store located in the Castro District of San Francisco. It was founded by Todd Barket, creative director of Gap Inc. & Old Navy and Levi's design director, Carl Chiara. The store's aesthetic is amazing and the merchandise is well-suited for a laid back gentleman. It's filled with denim, pocket squares, polka-dots, stripes, chambray, and oxfords-- basically all things that I love. Check out the fellow's style that helped me out in-store. 

Thomas, sales associate at Unionmade.

http://unionmadegoods.com/

Monday, June 4, 2012

Hard French





On Saturday I went to a daytime soul dance party and BBQ called Hard French. It happens once a month in the mission neighborhood of San Francisco. It was a blast and so many people dressed up for the occasion. I included detail shots of people's outfits I enjoyed. Cheers!

Friday, June 1, 2012

San Francisco


Off to San Francisco until Tuesday with my man. Saturday we will be attending a soul event/daytime BBQ called Hard French (DJ Nitty Gritty is spinnin' records). For the remainder of the time we will be exploring the city and its treasures. Please feel free to share any recommendations! 


Cheers,
Kirby