Collar ribbing on the outstanding “38th” varsity jacket from Warehouse #insanedetails (at Hickoree’s Floor Two)
New on Floor Two: Spring/summer collection from Études, including the cotton twill “Lobster 2” jacket. (at Hickoree’s Floor Two)
A detail shot from the amazing “bassen” discharge-printed Hawaiian shirt from #Phigvel, now available in-store and online. (at Hickoree’s Floor Two)
“Foro Sol” shirt from A Kind Of Guise #insanedetails (at Hickoree’s Floor Two)
Updating the chalkboard…
We’ve got Safety Glasses from American Optical back in stock. Choose green or grey lenses. Only $79!
Now on the Floor Two Turquoise Table: jackets and pants from French workwear brand Vetra. (at Hickoree’s Floor Two)
We recently paid another visit to Sri Threads, an amazing textile gallery run by Stephen Szcepanek just up the road from us in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Sri represents one of the world’s foremost collections of antique Japanese textiles ranging from the early 1800s to the 1950s. The pieces are left in their original condition and feature beautiful dyeing, stitching, and mending techniques that were developed to serve functional purposes in rural Japanese households.
We came back from Sri with another big batch of outstanding pieces, and we’ve included a glossary of a few interesting terms that might come in handy as you browse right here.
Safety Glasses from American Opitcal are back in stock!
Available with Grey and Green Lenses
- CR-39 resin frame
- UV, optical quality lenses
Measurements:
- Width of frames at widest point: 150mm
- Width of lens at widest point: 49mm
- Height of lens at tallest point: 42mm
$79.00
A spread from “Pot Shots,” a photo book about marijuana dispensaries in LA. It’s somewhere between Ed Ruscha and the Audubon Field Guide.
We’ve got a huge new batch of vintage Japanese textiles from Sri, including these amazing boro panels and furoshiki wraps.
Sourcing Vintage Textiles with Hickoree's Hard Goods
We join the Brooklyn retailer at Sri, their supplier for ancient Japanese threads
Cool Hunting joined us on a buying trip for vintage Japanese textiles. The wrote an amazing post about the trip, and you can read all about it here. Thanks guys!
Starting this week, we’re putting a prize in every package. Stay tuned for more details.
Combining the #4 jacket in sand broken twill and the #264 pants in olive green canvas wears its workwear influence on its sleeve.
The #24 jacket in “postman blue” serge twill and the #264 pants in navy broken twillmake for a summery, casually coordinated outfit.
