Online Store Launch: Justin Jamison

On Monday, September 16th, Justin Jamison, a San Francisco menswear designer, launched his new online store.

The redesign is impeccable – it parallels with the brands aesthetic – Modern, Minimal, Progressive. A scroll over an  item gives you another colorway, if available, and a star at the bottom adds it to your Wishlist. If you’re most absolutely needing what’s in store, just click on an image and you can get your sizing and color in the shopping cart.

In addition, the Spring/Summer 2014 Collection is ready for PRE-ORDER!!!

And with the new launch, of course there is a perk. You can become a PREMIUM Customer and enjoy 20% off on all regularly priced items for life. All you have to do is sign up on the mailing list and create a free account on www.justinjamison.com. But hurry!!! You have to be one of the first 100 subscribers!

Justin Jamison FW 2013 Collection

It’s time for the fellas to get ready for Fall with Justin Jamison – a San Francisco based menswear designer.

Justin Jamison draws inspiration from architecture and describes his design aesthetic as progressive urban-wear.

Although we are barely refreshing our closets for Fall, Justin Jamison is all ready for Spring. Check out his Spring Summer 2014 collection here.

Bringing Concept to San Francisco

I finally made it out to Aether – the coolest concept space on the Hayes Valley block.

The concept boutique is constructed from 3 shipping containers, one stacked on top of the other. The aesthetics are impeccable and even more fascinating in person.

Watch below how it was built, and of course, head to the corner of Hayes and Octavia to see it for yourself.

Menswear: Breath of Fresh Air

I’ve never followed menswear as heavily as I follow womenswear during Fashion Weeks. The reason is simple: majority of the clothes are similar to one another. As Katie Eary said,

“Cannot wait to get the f**k out of Paris. Same every season! im a designer get me out of here!” on Twitter.

I shared the same frustration. And after a while, you just stop paying attention. That is until you see this:

Katie Eary‘s collection set tone for what’s new fresh and exciting. It sure does have a dark fall-winter-wear feel, but the patterns bring a whole twist that isn’t expected on the runway for the season. However, she is not the one only who brought A game on the runway.

Kris Van Assche‘s collection screams for attention. He did show in Paris, but stood out in a whole new light.

All I have to say is – sportswear! Literally.