Showing posts with label new era. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new era. Show all posts

Friday, November 12, 2010

EK by New Era x Nitraid – Hats 80hat

Nitraid previously collaborated with EK by New Era earlier this year, or more precisely, S-Word from Nitraid collaborated with EK by New Era, and now a couple of new hats have hit the shelves. Two duck bill styles were chosen and premium wool fabrics were sourced from luxury fabric maker Moon in England. Nothing is over the top here, and the classic silhouette is accented by a single metal New Era badge on the left side. Inner lining is all black and both the Moon and EK by New Era labels can be found on the inside.
EK by New Era x Nitraid   Hats
EK by New Era x Nitraid   Hats
EK by New Era x Nitraid   Hats
EK by New Era x Nitraid   Hats
EK by New Era x Nitraid   Hats

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Eye-Catching New Era MLB Bubjack Dog Ears Cap 80hat

This New Era MLB Bubjack Dog Ears Cap in black before, and now, it looks all the more captivating as it comes in vibrant shade of red. Those who are still Wholesale Baseball Caps experiencing the remnants of winter would surely find this cap a lot functional as well.
One of the caps in the preview shows a fitted cap with 3D embroidery of their classic leaf logo design, placed on the front panels. The brim is designed with some print on one side, which makes this cap even hipper.This Rocksmith RST Wholesale New Era Cap is actually part of their spring 2010 collection, and this only comes as a preview of more of their offerings. Styled with 100% hemp crown and synthetic leather brim,
This hat is done in heather grey base, and it features a finely stitched branding on the front panels,ED Hardy cap, showing large embroidery of Play in red letters. This is surely very hard to miss since it stands out against the light-colored crown.The Black Scale Tibetan 59 50 hats Sanscript New Era Cap also seems to come interesting and hip for spring season since this has very vibrant color versions that are sure to look captivating.and it indeed brings a nostalgic value as it is produced by making use of vintage dead stock Cone Mills corduroy fabric
And for the spring, you might to check out this The Black One Fedora from EK by New Era, which is done in collaboration with S-WORD of Nitro Microphone Baseball Caps Underground.Black may not be a color for some,Versace Sunglasses, but black truly defines utter sophistication and luxe.
While we totally condemn such act, you may want to just simply dress to kill by accenting your look with this 7Union Pull the Trigger Cap.Whether you pull the trigger or not, new era caps this cap won’t kill,Juicy Couture Sunglasses, except in the fashion sense though.
The New Year celebration may have already passed,sunglasses iridium oakley, but 10 Deep is still in a celebration mood. And in line with that, they’ve crafted out this 10 Deep, which is most likely designed to celebrate the New Year,wholesale winter hats, which is the year of the tiger.One of which Atlanta Braves Hat is in checker wool colorway with an infusion of colors on the band at the center front, which brings a hint of classic appeal.
 Aside from coming in navy blue plaid pattern with touches of red and cream, this also has Loweres’ logo embroidery on the right panel and the New Era yankees caps logo on the left.which should somehow make up for the madness brought by the Mike Posner fitted.
These caps are actually simple and a bit classic, but you know these are definitely wearable.Black and red color versions of a snapback cap are included, and this features Anaheim Angels Hats white raised embroidery of Zoo York logo on the front panels and Brandon Westgate detailing on the right side panel.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Benny Gold 2010 Holiday Doughboy New Era Caps 80hat

Benny Gold drops three new colorways in his Doughboy New Era, a classic in the BG line of course inspired by the hat Ice Cube’s character wore in Boyz n the Hood film. The cap is offered in Black, Navy and Grey wool, with satin lineing and under visor. A release is set for this Friday, with a select amount now available via the Benny Gold flagship store in San Francisco.

Saturday, November 6, 2010

New Era Lion Dance Cap 80hat

Hat brand New Era offered a £10k bursary to the designer who could come up with the most creative cap. Whilst Terry Chong’s entry didn’t win, we’d like to tip our hat to his Asian-inspired Lion Dance creation.
Lion-Dance-Cap

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

New Era XC creative project exhibition 80hat

The New Era XC exhibition, featuring customised New Era 59FIFTY caps, will be hitting five cities across Europe over the next couple of months.

The caps were designed by 90 upcoming design graduates such as Dominika Lipniewska, Hayley Merrington and Sergio Cruz Pajuelo as part of a creative project that awarded Craig Green a £10,000 kick starter fund.
To compliment the touring exhibition, New Era will be releasing a limited edition New Era XC collector’s book highlighting images of the 90 works of art with biographies of the gifted graduates, and a snapshot of the brand’s nine decades in fashion, design and sport.
Dates are as follows:




Sunday, October 24, 2010

Happiness hat for a permanent smile

happiness hat from Lauren McCarthy on Vimeo.
They say that frowning uses less muscles than a smile, and frowning too much might just result in an undesired, sad look on your face permanently if done once too often. Enter the Happiness Hat that ought to change all that, leaving you with a perpetual smile without having to carve one out for you. How is this possible? No, it doesn’t use some sort of laughing gas or anything of the sort, but rely on a traditional Pavlovian-style approach by driving a metal spike into its wearer’s head should he or she make the mistake of frowning. This is made possible by an embedded bend sensor which is attached to the cheek and measures smile size, while a servo motor helps moves a metal spike into the head inversely proportional to the degree of smile. That ought to leave you with a perpetual smile, that’s for sure.
Source: Gearlog