Wednesday, 28 October 2009
COMUNE Drop City JLEE1 t Restock
After popular demand by you people and our COMUNE retailers, we will be receiving a re-stock of the sold out JLEE1 t shirt. The JLEE1 t shirt is a photo print t of a homeless guy in L.A. holding a sign saying 'i want my childhood back'. This has proved to be the fastest selling t shirt for a lot of retailers, and we have already restocked some stores once. Be sure to catch this one!
Sunday, 25 October 2009
SOUP GALLERY X ErmOne
This November The Soup Gallery proudly welcomes globe trotting, graffiti artist: ERMONE for his first solo show: 'Style Never Dies: The Scandalous Adventures of ErmOne'

Graffiti artist ErmOne, who is originally from the North of England will be traveling over from his studio in Paris to exhibit a collection of work produced exclusively for his show at The Soup Gallery in Truro, Cornwall.
'Style Never Dies: The Scandalous Adventures of ErmOne' is an exploration of the classical graffiti elements – letters, arrows, connections, drips, splats and clouds.
There will be an opening party for the exhibition on the evening of Friday 6th November @ The Soup Gallery 106 Kenwyn Street, Truro from 5 p.m - 9 p.m.
Refreshments will be provided together with live music, everyone is welcome.

'Style Never Dies: The Scandalous Adventures of ErmOne' is an exploration of the classical graffiti elements – letters, arrows, connections, drips, splats and clouds.
There will be an opening party for the exhibition on the evening of Friday 6th November @ The Soup Gallery 106 Kenwyn Street, Truro from 5 p.m - 9 p.m.
Refreshments will be provided together with live music, everyone is welcome.
Labels:
art,
ermone,
fashion,
hypebeast,
Music,
Quiet Life,
skate,
soup gallery,
street wear,
Truro
Friday, 23 October 2009
COMUNE WINTER IN STORES NOW
We finished picking + packing yesterday to make sure the new COMUNE Winter/Holiday collection would be in stores today for the weekend. Amazing new cut and sew shirts, jackets, hoods and super strong graphic t's. On top of this is the new Drop City artist t shirt line, be sure to grab one before they sell out.
COMUNE - Thomas ls shirt
COMUNE - Kingsley jacket
COMUNE - Drop City, Ray Gordon t
GENTLE FAWN A/W 09 ONLINE EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNT
Just in case you didnt realise, there is 15% discount of all new Autumn/Winter Gentle Fawn products online all this weekend. And dont worry about the postal strike because we are using a courier service.
Gentle Fawn - Tempt dress
Gentle Fawn - Restless top
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
HYPEBEAST forum thread
Monday, 19 October 2009
COMUNE presents........

COMUNE presents-
DS. vs. 01
DIRTSQID VERSUS
Artwork by Gareth Stehr
Saturday, October 24th
7:00-11:00pm
Goodform Salon
725 North Fairfax
Los Angeles, CA
Labels:
art,
COMUNE,
Drop City,
fashion,
Music,
skate,
Skateboards,
snow,
street wear
Alan Braxe X Palermo disco machine
Great blogpost on Disco Dust courtesy of @aleksdiscodust on Twitter.
ALAN BRAXE provides a history lesson on his label + new PALERMO DISKO MACHINE (DIGITALISM) track!

ALAN BRAXE provides a history lesson on his label + new PALERMO DISKO MACHINE (DIGITALISM) track!

Labels:
Alan Braxe,
art,
fashion,
Music
Liverpool's beach-ball defeat has not lost its bounce
Even though a devoted Liverpool fan and unhappy with their lousy start to the season, I had to laugh at this article from the Telegraph online.....
'Hours after Sunderland striker Darren Bent's shot ricocheted past Pepe Reina off an inflatable ball thrown on to the pitch by a Liverpool fan, the club's online store had sold out of beach kits.
The suspicion is that the £10 kits – including towel and ball – had been bought by Manchester United fans for their visit to Anfield in the Premier League on Sunday.
A club spokesman revealed that there would be no special precautions to prevent beach balls being smuggled into the Anfield stands, though it is believed deckchairs and parasols remain prohibited.'
'Hours after Sunderland striker Darren Bent's shot ricocheted past Pepe Reina off an inflatable ball thrown on to the pitch by a Liverpool fan, the club's online store had sold out of beach kits.
The suspicion is that the £10 kits – including towel and ball – had been bought by Manchester United fans for their visit to Anfield in the Premier League on Sunday.
A club spokesman revealed that there would be no special precautions to prevent beach balls being smuggled into the Anfield stands, though it is believed deckchairs and parasols remain prohibited.'
Labels:
beach ball,
football,
Liverpool,
telegraph
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