Saturday, 21 August 2010

Things we dig.

Our friends at 'The Cafe Racer' have just taken delivery of these super funky t's from Johnson motor inc, they have a great selection including ladies fitted t's, check em out.






Friday, 13 August 2010

Cool stuff we came across in Biarritz.

We were totally blown away by this great way of highlighting the ongoing problems we all experience with oceanic pollution. The fantastic artists showcased these great sculptures all made from trash found on beaches (locations unknown) during the Roxy Pro surf contest in July at the Cote des Basque in Biarritz.


Anyone for a nibble?



This sculpture was made entirely from fins, flip flops and sandals.



We just loved the way the evening sky brought this sculpture (overlooking the 'Grande Plage' in Biarritz) to life.

OCH T-shirts hit the streets and the web


The OCH "Good for your head" T-shirt is the 1st in a series of hat-inspired t-shirt designs we plan to sell. The T-shirt itself is made from 100% organic cotton which washes really well and retains it's shape. Available in Small, Medium and Large.


Close-up of the front of the OCH "Good for your head" T-shirt, the reverse of the shirt has the OCH Logo.

Saturday, 31 July 2010

New Hats in-store from Brixton Ltd

Brixton Ltd Portman Ladies hat.
This hat is a true triumph of styling, we love it! The Portman is available in Pecan and Navy.


Brixton Ltd & Krooked Collaboration.
We have the Brixton ltd Krooked limited edition hats in both charcoal and burgundy. These are very special hats, so hurry to get your hands on one now!


Brixton Ltd Gain fedora hat in Pecan
All sizes available and some funky new colours for the Autumn.


Saturday, 10 July 2010

Bamboo Fixie


Our good friend Robin Johnson dropped by the shop the other day to show us the prototype Bamboo Fixie bike he has made. The bike is super light, silent and rides like the wind we just love it and hope to get one from Robin to display in the shop.

Here is a little more info from the man himself,

The next bike i'm doing will have full carbon fibre seatstay (from the seat to the backwheel) but the rest of the frame will be bamboo and carbon fibre, with alu headtube and bb shell.

Costwise I'm looking at around the £2-300 mark for a frame and £350 upwards for a complete bike (depending on spec required) and It will take a week or so to build

All frames are fully custom and can be made to whatever dimensions and spec required - next few frames are gunna be fixies with horizontal dropouts and 120mm rear hub track spacings but i can change this if required
The website is on the way, but in the meantime I can be contacted on my email - therisinguk@msn.com

Advantages of bamboo:
Sustainable - grows really quickly and is renewable
Strong - in it's purest form it's stronger than steel
Flexible - meaning it my flex a little but won't bend or snap
Lightweight - big bonus for bikes
Damps vibrations - very little noise which makes you feel like you're gliding along
Aesthetically pleasing - Looks hell good!

Friday, 18 June 2010

Hats hit the bowl

With a totally crazy start to the summer madness, when the dust finally settled, this little film emerged from the darkness.