Threadless is still having their 10 dollar sale

The Threadless sale is still on. New shirts have been reprinted! Check these out

The Threadless sale is still on. New shirts have been reprinted! Check these out
A Boba Fett print by Dave White

God I love Boba Fett! Remember here people, I may love fashion, but I’m a nerd at heart. Boba has always been my favourite Star Wars character. Even though George Lucas basically ruined the Boba Fett mystique in Episode 1, I still love him. How much do I love Boba, enough to share my living room with a cardboard cutout. I’ve had this cutout for about 10 years now. Jesus, 10 years,
Well I found this print on a site called Hypebeast, check it out!
Very interesting article on the state of denim in fashion today by Michelle Leder. We can only hope that the jeans market crashes, there are too many pricey brands out there. The only way I can wear brands like Diesel or Antik is by shopping for sales, they are just too expensive. However, Canada’s own Dish Jeans are fabulous and don’t cost a whole ton of money.
Craigslist used to be the only choice for trying to sell stuff locally. Now there are two. Ebay has created Kijiji.
Kijiji, which means “village” in Swahili, is a classifieds-style website that offers a free, fun, and easy-to-use way for people in the same city to meet, share ideas, and trade goods and services. Kijiji is a start-up created by a small team of employees within eBay. Kijiji now has local sites in more than 180 cities in 18 countries.
Kijiji is a place where Torontonians can come together to trade a wide variety of goods and services. It is a great place to find a new pet, tickets to tonight’s hockey game, a job, or an apartment. It is also ideal for community postings such as volunteer opportunities or dance classes. All postings are free and no registration is required.
Posting on Kijiji is very easy and you don’t have to register. Anyone who has used Craigslist for posting will notice the difference. The only thing lacking right now for Kijiji is volume, but that will change once the word gets out.
I’m trying to sell a laptop backback on Kijiji right now, I’ve had one inquiry but not takers yet. Here’s the link if you are interested. I tried on Craigslist first, but got no responses.
I got a friendly email the other day notifying me of a shopping website called Red Apple. I had already heard of Red Apple at this point and even visited their site briefly. This email was a friendly nudging to write a post. About Red Apple,
Simply a guide for absolutely-normal-women who want to see their life a bit through rose-coloured spectacles thanks to a pair of sandals, a new bag or some sunglasses. And having a chat with friends in front a coffee. Here you can find pictures, photos, prices and shop addresses. An everyday dress, which like magic becomes made to measure. For you and me.
They have some cute ass branding too, check this out

Okay now on to the wants via Red Apple
Hunter Boots

These aren’t even on the same level as these, but they come in a close 2nd
Melton Coat

Puma of all people make this beautiful coat. Well it’s the Puma Nuala line and I’ve seen some of their nice workout gear.
Round toe python heel by Sergio Rossi


I’m not one for Nike shoes, but these dunks are so sweet I can forget my hate. While beautiful and fly, these shoes are little out of my acceptable “sneaker price” limit. They probably wouldn’t have my size anyways.
They = Goodfoot. That’s where you can pick up these babies.
Triple 5 Soul, Boxfresh, subscript, Regina Regis Rain, Emily, crunknmunky
Location: Sound Emporium, 360 Aldelaide Street West
Dates: December 2 - 3rd
10AM - 8PM
I was browsing The Bag Blog and discovered Tano. They have some really nice bags. So many nice bags, that I’m so glad I’m on wordpress now, cause this is gonna be a big post.
Good news, these bags are available in the T-dot at
RESPONSE
690 QUEEN STREET WEST - map it!!!
TORONTO , ON M6J1E7
416-366-5394
and online at Musthavebag.com
Many things by Smythe Les Vests
I was reading Fashion Notes in Now Magazine and they mentioned Smythe because of their recent popularity. I decided to see what the fuss was about. They have some beautiful jackets (and a vest) that I have been salivating over.




“Designer development
We love a great Toronto fashion success story, and Christie Smythe ’s and Andrea Lenczner ’s tale of global blazer domination has just turned another fantastic page. Their Smythe line of just jackets has been a hit with hometown fashion folks and the Barney’s blonds set in New York City. This spring, London ladies hunting for smart oxford cloth waistcoats and shrunken double-breasted sailor jackets can pick up their collection at UK style mecca Harvey Nichols. www.smythelesvestes.com“.(source)