A blog about the history of vintage leather jacket fashion and fashion production. I'm always looking for pictures of cool stuff send me some pics of your grandpa in a cool leather jacket and a story! I can also be reached at himelator@hotmail.com. I am currently making my own leather jackets in Canada. Ask me and I will try and help you with whatever you need to know. Just click on comments at the bottom of each post to leave me a message or comment. ヴィンテージのレザージャケット ヴィンテージレザージャケット
Friday, July 8, 2011
Summer Comes in With a Bang: Barber Shops and Rockabilly
Summer arrived with a bang in Kensington Market. Ive been struggling with the fact that I have my feet in two or three ponds at the moment and cant get back onto dry land! One of the bonus' of this new generation of vintage lovers is the arrival of a new appreciation of bad ass old school cars and a new wave of business owners. While barber shops were closing up because the old Italian and Portuguese barbers were retiring...a new trend has been emerging here in Toronto and elsewhere. Gen Y'rs have seen opportunities to take up traditional jobs in the marketplace and rebrand them as cool!
In L.A. right next to CraftWorkWear they have subleased to a cool barbershop, and here in Toronto, my friend Roger has also done the same thing. There is now a dirge of vintage cars and free Rockabilly bands floating around my beautiful neighbourhood! Even my old butchershop Max and Sons, has been bought and rebranded with local meats but more on that later. For now enjoy some snaps of my friends and neighbors!
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barbershops,
kensington market,
rockabilly
Some of the Best Jackets This Year: Just Because
I find myself overwhelmed with work and underwhelmed with income. Not very inspiring for doing tonnes of writing online. So here are a few excelent pictures to randomly make myself feel better! They are from all over the internet..and of course I barely had time to sort out where they came from...so this is a collective shout out to all the people who share in webworld and inspire me to recycle their (our) collective culture!
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