Men's style and design from Men and Women of Industry

Budnitz Bicycles

heyhansen — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 13:57:11 +0000

This might not seem like the right time of year to be talking about bicycles (is there really a wrong time?) but these aren’t ordinary bikes. These are what I’d call “Christmas wish list” bikes. From our pal Paul at Budnitz Bicycles comes all titanium, made in the USA, belt drive, disc brakes fancy bike goodness. Basically all the features I’ve been looking for and the addition of an extremely lightweight (and yes, spendy) titanium frame. Now just to save up that 5k….

Saturdays in December – Off the Hanger

heyhansen — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 17:11:30 +0000

The Synchilla
Topo Designs Shelter Shirt
Toddland Flannel lined Shipwreck pants
North Face Down slippers
Lady Grey loose leaf (that’s, right, the Lady wins)
PG Wodehouse Jeeves Book – if you haven’t, you should
Charlie Brown Christmas Soundtrack

Fishing Report – Red Feather Lakes

jrose — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 04:06:15 +0000

Snowy, windy, but any day you get to catch big brook trout like this is a great day.

Holtkamper trailer tents

heyhansen — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:47:37 +0000

It’s Fall. This time of year increases the camping drive for me for some reason. I love summer camping, but fall gets me really itching to get out there which means I’ve been trolling even more camping sites and talking about even more camping gear lately. Usually I’m more the minimalist so a trailer like this Kyte from Holtkamper seems like too much. But man, that kitchen? That bed? I might be able to talk the girl into a seriously extended stay in that type of luxury. Where are you guys at with the tow behind camping gear?

Off the Hanger: Telluride Film Fest

jrose — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 17:32:38 +0000

It’s that time of year again for the MAWOI crew to make their way down south to Telluride.

Featuring:

King Ropes
Tender Type 351
Chums Flamingo
Atmosphere Wallet
Wrangler
Topo Designs Sling Bag
Nike Magma
Patriot Footbag
Andsox
Neff
Thermarest

Kapital – Colorado Hippies

jrose — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 16:41:54 +0000

More looks at Kaptial.

Maharishi

heyhansen — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 13:27:30 +0000

Old news for UK street wear fans, I’ve been curious lately about Maharishi. Anyone have any experience with their patented Snopants? And no, that’s not Sno as in “snow”. It’s a patented example of those convertible pants that change from pants to clamdiggers to shorts. I’m usually not a fan of the “all in one” thing, pretty much no matter what it is. Always seems that it just means it doesn’t do any one thing well. But, it’s not always the case, the Swiss Army Knife – which often gets used as the generic term for anything that does this – is pretty great as is the similar Leatherman tool. I’m also interested in designer Hardy Blechman’s story – just seems like an interesting, if not odd, guy – and success in multiple disciplines (clothes and a published book) is always impressive.

Manastash

heyhansen — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 13:27:10 +0000

I can’t seem to stop looking at Manastash stuff. Available at Hickoree’s Hard Goods and Jungmaven (great place to find organic t’s btw) in the spring. That camp shirt at Jungmaven? I’m going to have to figure out how to get my hands on that. A lot of the jackets are reversible so you can decide how wild a color scheme you want to go with depending on the day. Looking forward to seeing more of this stuff. Especially in person….

Hlaska

heyhansen — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 13:27:41 +0000

Sunday night internet shopping leads to finds like Hlaska. Next time I’m in the bay area, I’ve got to remember to stop by this store. Some nice shirts here and all made in the USA which is always fun to see. The diving bell reminiscent belt is fun too, might be the kind of thing I tire of quickly, but nice to have a fun belt once in a while.

LASCO Shoes

heyhansen — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 03:50:20 +0000

These images probably won’t be new to most of you, but it’s an interesting story so I couldn’t help but post. A new shoe company where everything – all the way down to the foam, soles, threads, is made in the US. That’s a pretty difficult task I’d imagine. It’ll be interesting to see how these end up looking, feeling, wearing, and going over once they release.
For more info as well as a somewhat depressing video, head to their site where they promise more info soon.