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There's no reason why T-shirts have to be a stagnant element of streetwear, it's about giving a staple garment a sartorial edge that reflects the aspirations of now, and after all, isn't that what the t-shirt game has always been about?
After the success of the extremely limited AW/'09 Deerhunter and Spitfire Shirts Second Son continue to forward their position as the vanguards of British Streetwear with their SS/'10 offerings, with a sneak preview here of the Oxford shirt and new Pocket Tees which will be an addition to the regular graphic tee's on which the brand was founded. The Oxford is all about the classic and clean silhouette, updated with the familiar purple cuff and top buttons, as well as two-tone detailing added to the cuff plackets, Shoulder yoke and hem trim. The pocket tees further the smarter aesthetic of the collection, with an updated and slightly more fitted cut. The tees will come in two styles, a subtle floral print and a bright check, both of which are previewed here. Branding is toned down with the simplicity of the lightening bolt flag label and purple button. The SS/10 collection will also include a chino and new slimmer cut selvedge denim, and will be available from April 1st via www.second-son.com
We've got a set of two tickets for Friday's enormous event @ Matter to give away and all you have to do is tell us the answer to this question:
You all know Oneman has recorded the forthcoming Rinse 11 album but what his favourite pizza topping?
A. Meat Feast
B. Hawaiian
C. Vegge Deluxe
Send your answers with your name & email address to INFO@BNTL.CO.UK
*We need your answer's in before midnight on Thursday 28/01/10
And if you need a reminder of the line up:
If you aren't lucky enough to win the tickets you can still buy them from TICKETWEB
Lookout for RINSE 11: ONEMAN dropping very very soon!
Catch Oneman Thursday's 11PM-1AM on RINSE.FM
BBC News have featured the New Balance factory in Workington, Cumbria highlighting it as one of the few companies still manufacturing in the UK and taking on the competition in the far-east.
Watch it here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8482376.stm
Read more about the heritage of New Balace here: www.newbalance.co.uk
Tracklist:
01.) 0:00:00 Instra:mental — Forbidden – Applepips
02.) 0:03:10 Instra:mental — Vicodin – Naked Lunch
03.) 0:04:30 Skream — Minimalistix – Nonplus+
04.) 0:06:45 Vaccine — Cascade Failure – Nonplus+
05.) 0:08:08 Skream — Unknown
06.) 0:10:28 Consequence — Snakes and Skulls – Nonplus+
07.) 0:11:37 Instra:mental — Voyeur – Disfigured Dubz
08.) 0:13:30 Skream — Siminimal – Dub [Riya accapella tease]
09.) 0:15:55 ASC — The Depths — Autonomic
10.) 0:19:33 They Live — What we promise — Exit
11.) 0:20:43 ASC — Reality Check
12.) 0:25:12 dBridge — Lost Shadow — Exit
13.) 0:27:26 dBridge — Rendevous — Exit
14.) 0:29:41 Oak — Chizra – Unknown
15.) 0:31:11 Asc & Consequence — Fade away seasons – Nonplus+
16.) 0:33:05 Consequence — A man and a woman — Exit
17.) 0:35:57 Vaccine — Nurse — Dub
18.) 0:36:27 Instra:mental, Skream & dBridge — Arcacia — Autonomic
19.) 0:37:59 Synkro — Letting go — Autonomic
20.) 0:40:14 Abstract Elements — Apocalypse — Dub
21.) 0:42:19 Genotype — Sunday — Dub
22.) 0:44:55 ASC — Focus Inwards – Nonplus+
23.) 0:46:40 Instra:mental — Unknown – Unreleased Dub
24.) 0:48:20 Instra:mental — No Future [ASC Mix] — Dub
25.) 0:50:20 Abstract Elements — Basic Substance — Dub
26.) 0:55:52 Instra:mental — Watching you – Nonplus+
27.) 0:58:07 Instra:mental — Photograph — Darkestral
Download: http://www.dnbshare.com/download/dge_InstraMentalpresentsAutonomic_FabricLIVE.50RadioMix-V.I.P.mp3.html
Tracklist:
Synkro - If Only
2562 - Lost
Instra:Mental - Forbidden
Joy Orbison - Hyph Mngo
Ramadanman and Appleblim - Justify
Martyn - Right Star?
Darkstar - Aidy's Girl Is A Computer
Calibre - Dutty
Funk Ehtics - Blues Is Now
Cluekid - Chicken Foot
El Rakkas - Seas Of Disease
TRG - They Know
Synkro - Lost For Words
Scruffy Hoodlum - Prefer To Be Plastered
Geiom and Appleblim - Shreds
Download: http://soundcloud.com/process/process-dubstep-20-01-2010
This is a great project to get involved in. More information below and on the accompanying websites...
"JME, Eddie Kadi, Size?, Channel 4, Tim and Barry have all come together to support a national campaign run by the Stephen Lawrence Trust and RMJM architects which is all about transforming the inner city from inside by getting creative young people free workshops and opportunities in urdan deisgn, architecture, Video, photography and broadcasting. Workshops will be taking place in LONDON, MANCHESTER, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, SHEFFIELD, BRISTOL, BIRMINGHAM throughout 2010. The campaign is in memory of Stephen Lawrence who was murdered in an unprovoked racist attack in 1993, who was passionate about urban design and training to be an architect."
For more info sign up at:
Facebook:http://www.facebook.com/a4euk
The blog : http://architectureforeveryone.org.uk/blog/
