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Monday, October 10, 2011
ASAP Rocky
I seen this artist on mtv and decided to look him up, and come to find out his music is pretty dope. I usally dont like new artist but I think ASAP Rocky has potential to make some moves in the game. His music is diffrent from your typical harlem artist, but its unique and stands out.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Sparkdwag Ft Big K.R.I.T Fade Away!!
Heres another banger from my homie Sparkdawg ft Big K.R.I.T. This the joint that will take his career to another level, be on the lookout for the video soon.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Watch The Throne
Brandon-I finally heard the whole album, and I think its one of those albums that will grown on you over time. Its a good album but I know allot of people probally wont be able to relate to what there talking about. People will probably listen to this album a couple of years from now and say that its a classic.
Mike-My final thoughts on Jayz and Kanye Wests new album Watch the Throne: As expected the lyrical content is above par...but some of the lines go over my head (and ima rap analyst)...Jayz and Kanye fall into the "typical" rappers category with multiple songs about "ballin" and spending money...no real features...overall I give it a 6.5-7...and not a fan of the album art not even a little bit...
Sparkdawg Bad Mofo
Im a little late with this post, but better late then never. My homie Sparkdawg newest video Bad Mofo is definetly that, and I know most of ya'll are only looking at one thing i nthe video. But the song is tight, Enjoy!!
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Sparkdawg Im Just Getting Started!!
Check out my homie Sparkdawgs new video lets get it started. We have always been supporters of his movement, and he has done the same with us. This is a video from his new album.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Charm City Fashion Show Pics!!
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The Charm City Fashion Show was a great expereince. It was filled with Fashion, Music, and Art, all in one. It was a great oppurtunity to network with allot of great people and display the F.L.E.X Clothing summer collection. I know next year will be even better, Flexforever..
Stay on the lookout for the F.L.E.X Summer Collection dropping soon.
www.flexforever.bigcartel.com
Monday, April 25, 2011
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Monday, April 18, 2011
Charm City Fashion Show!!
F.L.E.X Clothing will be participating in this years Charm City Fashion Show on April 23. It will be a great night of music and fashion, which we love. Stay tuned for the behind the scenes footage and pics
Monday, April 11, 2011
Kinekt "Gear ring"
The Gear Ring is made from high quality matte stainless steel. It features micro-precision gears that turn in unison when the outer rims are spun (as can be seen in the video). It is currently available for purchase in twelve standard US ring sizes: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
tCritic.com
ragnar tornquist – writer/director
Love t-shirts? Heck, who doesn’t? But you don’t want to be wearing the same tees as all your friends. Tcritic blogs about t-shirts – and not those you can buy at The Gap – and provides links to tons of small online vendors where you can get your tee on. I use it regularly, and consequently my t-shirts are cooler than yours.
HANGR 16 | SF Station
HANGR 16
Duds for Dudes, and More
HANGR 16’s name comes from the space’s hanger-like shape, along with its location on this busy block in the Mission. You’ll find a number of local brands, including the ubiquitous Headline Shirts, which carry funny and irreverent themes pulled from pop culture, politics, music and history, in addition to REVL skinny ties, and Gytha Mander silk ties. This is not a surprise as all of these lines are under the umbrella of Revel Industries, which was founded by Chris Gorog, also one of the people behind HANGR 16.
In addition to popular local brands, HANGR 16 has a few other domestic brands sprinkled in, like Portland’s Bridge & Burn and Los Angeles’ life/after/denim. The inventory is pretty evenly split between men’s and women’s and the majority comes in under $100, though you can find many items for under $50.
For men, outerwear includes a Bridge & Burn Berthoud wool coat in charcoal ($275), as well as the company’s Major Major Jacket in black ($242), and a life/after/denim military blazer in brown ($138). The most creative coat is the locally made Turk & Taylor Golden Gate Field jacket made of vintage army blankets ($220).
There are also flannels from Coastal ($40), and tailored vests made of recycled material from Taxi CDC ($38). To complete the look, there are Goodsociety slim fit jeans ($120), which are fair trade and sweatshop-free, made of 100 percent organic cotton denim and natural dye.
In addition, for every pair of Goodsociety jeans you buy, the company donates a quarter of its profits to various charities, so you can assuage some of your guilt after you’ve spent a bunch of money on new clothing.
Of course, there is a wealth of T-shirts for men and women, most sporting the Headline Shirts brand name, including the Vader Piñata and Cold War Vet designs (both $24). There is also a selection from local brand GAMA-GO, featuring characters such as Death Bot ($28) and Squirrel Sammie ($28).
For a little touch of panache, there are silk pocket squares ($20) and scarves, like one in black and white houndstooth check with blue backing from Gytha Mander ($70).
Women’s offerings include a Dickie’s black motorcycle jacket ($54), classic five pocket skinny jeans ($42), a Lamade Megan Cardi in green ($130), and a Love Brigade black and white revival dress ($98). If you like the recycled angle, Taxi CDC has created a redesigned trench coat and an 80s black and white mini ($96 and $84, respectively). Local designers with strong followings for women’s offerings include She Bible, with its classic dress in eggplant ($112), and Turk & Taylor, with a white Mt. Davidson snap blouse ($88).
Perhaps you want to look stylish underneath? HANGR 16 has organic cotton underwear from another local designer, PACT. You can find thongs ($16), bikini briefs ($18), and boy shorts ($20) in purple shell or wave designs. Both of these undergarment patterns were created by Yves Behar, an industrial designer and founder of fuseproject, the San Francisco-based design and branding company.
Finishing touches can be made with pieces from another local artisan, Kate Ellen of Kate Ellen Metals. Kate’s reverse etchings find their way onto delicate yet mechanical pieces such as her brass and sterling silver necklaces ($45 and $82).
The owners want to tie the store to the community at a deeper level, such as through the support of local artists and designers, in addition to building relationships with local businesses. So, the space will not just be a clothing boutique, but it will also function as an events space.
They’ve got a ridiculously large sound system and have already made good use of it for past events, including their opening launch party. Coming up next is a fashion show on the February 12th.
In addition to popular local brands, HANGR 16 has a few other domestic brands sprinkled in, like Portland’s Bridge & Burn and Los Angeles’ life/after/denim. The inventory is pretty evenly split between men’s and women’s and the majority comes in under $100, though you can find many items for under $50.
For men, outerwear includes a Bridge & Burn Berthoud wool coat in charcoal ($275), as well as the company’s Major Major Jacket in black ($242), and a life/after/denim military blazer in brown ($138). The most creative coat is the locally made Turk & Taylor Golden Gate Field jacket made of vintage army blankets ($220).
There are also flannels from Coastal ($40), and tailored vests made of recycled material from Taxi CDC ($38). To complete the look, there are Goodsociety slim fit jeans ($120), which are fair trade and sweatshop-free, made of 100 percent organic cotton denim and natural dye.
In addition, for every pair of Goodsociety jeans you buy, the company donates a quarter of its profits to various charities, so you can assuage some of your guilt after you’ve spent a bunch of money on new clothing.
Of course, there is a wealth of T-shirts for men and women, most sporting the Headline Shirts brand name, including the Vader Piñata and Cold War Vet designs (both $24). There is also a selection from local brand GAMA-GO, featuring characters such as Death Bot ($28) and Squirrel Sammie ($28).
For a little touch of panache, there are silk pocket squares ($20) and scarves, like one in black and white houndstooth check with blue backing from Gytha Mander ($70).
Women’s offerings include a Dickie’s black motorcycle jacket ($54), classic five pocket skinny jeans ($42), a Lamade Megan Cardi in green ($130), and a Love Brigade black and white revival dress ($98). If you like the recycled angle, Taxi CDC has created a redesigned trench coat and an 80s black and white mini ($96 and $84, respectively). Local designers with strong followings for women’s offerings include She Bible, with its classic dress in eggplant ($112), and Turk & Taylor, with a white Mt. Davidson snap blouse ($88).
Perhaps you want to look stylish underneath? HANGR 16 has organic cotton underwear from another local designer, PACT. You can find thongs ($16), bikini briefs ($18), and boy shorts ($20) in purple shell or wave designs. Both of these undergarment patterns were created by Yves Behar, an industrial designer and founder of fuseproject, the San Francisco-based design and branding company.
Finishing touches can be made with pieces from another local artisan, Kate Ellen of Kate Ellen Metals. Kate’s reverse etchings find their way onto delicate yet mechanical pieces such as her brass and sterling silver necklaces ($45 and $82).
The owners want to tie the store to the community at a deeper level, such as through the support of local artists and designers, in addition to building relationships with local businesses. So, the space will not just be a clothing boutique, but it will also function as an events space.
They’ve got a ridiculously large sound system and have already made good use of it for past events, including their opening launch party. Coming up next is a fashion show on the February 12th.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Headphones that match your shoes...
The Air Jordan headphone pack has to be one of the coolest shoe bundles ever made. His airness is getting into the headphone game with this new shoe pack that sees the Air Jordan 2011 and Air Jordan 3 Retro coupled with matching headphones.
Celebrity headphone endorsements are at an all-time high, so it only makes sense for his airness to sell Jordan-branded headphones. The Air Jordan headphone pack is selling for a cool $500 in very limited quantities. Happy hunting, sneakerheads.
This "Air Jordan headphone pack" trend was written onThursday, February 17, 2011
Chasing my Dreams Hoodie (Retro 3 Colorway)
FLEX Clothing "Dreams" Hoodie in the Retro Jordan 3 color way. With the release of the White/Cement/Red Retro Jordan 3s in early 2011, we figured we would recreate one of our best selling designs to compliment them. Hoodie now available @ www.flexforever.bigcartel.com
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
A day at our stockist Pedx in Fells Point!
So we stopped by Pedx one of the hottest clothing boutiques in Baltimore that carries F.L.E.X. The adresss is 1715 Aliceanna st, If you are ever in the Fells Point area of Baltimore you should stop by and get you some F.L.E.X gear. Heres a few pics of the store.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Feel good music!!
First off the song is official, but the video is even better, and Fab having Amber Rose as the main chick in the video was a good look. But you cant even lie amber is a bad bitch, havin her in the video alone just makes you wanna watch it. But props to Fab for a hot video and song.
Feel good music!!
F.L.E.X Clothing fucks with Jim Jones heavy, but we havent heard a real good song from him in a minute, until this joint. Its a good collab with rell and just got that old skool dipset vibe to it, that we all love and miss. I think Jones new album capo is gonna be iight.
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