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September 28th, 2012 / 10:24:57
THE OLD NEW YORK
Reed presents Issue 5 of The Old New York…
Come through and check it out, in-store and online at the Space.
September 27th, 2012 / 12:33:46
STAPLE FW12: “AMERICAN HISTORY _______” DELIVERY 2
Staple FW12 Delivery 2 has arrived…
dual chest flap-pockets…
stowaway hood at collar…
adjustable drawstrings…
suede elbow patches…
graphic embroidery…
large pigeon embroidery…
custom metal buttons…
front selvedge detailing…
leather chest patch…
suede detailing…
roll-up sleeves with button tab…
side entry pockets…
pocket with pigeon patch…
reinforced elbow patches…
gusseted front pockets with button closure…
suede elbow patches…
Staple FW12 Delivery 2 is now available in-store and online, at Reed.
September 26th, 2012 / 09:51:30
HEX
Some great accessories, new from Hex…
Academy 15″ Macbook Pro Pocket Case…
also comes in 13″…
Solo iPhone 4 Wallet in black…
and in red…
Axis iPhone 4 Wallet in black…
and in red…
September 25th, 2012 / 13:22:37
STAY HIGH 149
Exclusively at Reed, the Voice of the Ghetto…
“Gordon Wayne Roberts aka Stay High 149 aka Voice of the Ghetto passed away on June 11, 2012. He was 61 and left us way too soon. To use cliched terms such as Godfather, pioneer or legend in describing him woud be a huge injustice. His signature remains the most iconic and important ever to grace a train, bus or wall.
Created at the intersection of style and meaning, his name represented truth and excellence. His name went All City before the term even existed, Stay High 149′s moniker could be seen at least a dozen times on any trip through the subway system during his peak in the early to mid seventies. The halo adorned smoking stick figure, a kind of devilish saint, crime, porno flicks on the deuce, the Vietnam War and Stay High 149 in your face defined an era. When he began writing Voice of the Ghetto in 1974 his self-styled two toned rainbow-spewing marker made the already coolest cat in the game that much cooler. How can you categorize him? He was an American Folk Hero, whose name will be mentioned along with those of Renoir, Van Gogh and Da Vinci in Art History classes a hundred years from now.”
-Terror161
Front screen print of “Voice of the Ghetto” tag by STAY HIGH 149, circa NYC 1974. Subway Panel from #1 Broadway local / Collection of TERROR 161 / Photo by Martha Cooper.
High Maintenance A Tribute for Stay High149 for the benefit of his family. In conjunction with an online auction presented by dirtypilot.com 9/15 – 10/14 2012
Available exclusively at Reed Space and Reed Space online.
Designed & Printed by: Prographix / Art-FX Ink.
100% cotton.’
Limited to 149 pieces.
All proceeds from sales of the shirt go to Stay High 149′s family.
September 24th, 2012 / 09:19:57
EASTLAND
September 21st, 2012 / 09:31:31
MSTRPLN
New prints have arrived to jazz up your walls, from MSTRPLN, showcasing the minimalist sneaker project…
September 20th, 2012 / 14:01:45
CONVERSE x REIGNING CHAMP
New collaboration at the Space, Converse x Reigning Champ…
Converse x Reigning Champ CT Ox in navy…
or grey…
Come through and check these out, in-store or online at Reed.
