SAVIOR SOL

Get Ya Yela on

2008-07-02T12:00:00.000-07:00

One of the dopest unsigned catz I know from the Bama baby and you know who he is YelaWolf check out this dope video..................................

No Lo Head Make Me a lead Head Baby

2008-06-30T12:00:00.000-07:00

We present part 1 of our Summer fitted collection. The infamous Polo P-Wing served as the obvious inspiration replacing the “P” with an “L”. Expect more color ways to drop really soon. Check out the closeups here. I never hate on people doing there thing much love big boi Victor

Leaders Is at It Again

2008-06-29T12:00:00.000-07:00

Well people it's another year to come out and show us how fresh you are. The leaders block party with my boy Zoe from fashion Geek. I will be there i hope you to don't sleep on it.................................

If You Like Cupcakes

2008-06-28T12:00:00.000-07:00

This Dude here is one of my favorite people to read about. I just love the way he grew his brand and the following he has. It's always cool to have the opportunity to see people that have done it. It give you hope that you to one day can have the same thing. So now you can read about him to. I know it is long but hey it is a a good read...............

Customers like and appreciate the story behind my brand. I started this as a joke, from the trunk of my beat up 89' Toyota Camry; a college drop out — drug and alcohol-free lifestyle — turned down a lot of investors — Took countless risks — kept my shirts out of heaps of chain stores. Yeah, I could of made a TON of money real quick, but I chose quality over quantity.

I'd rather have a strong brand filled with knowledgeable customers who truly enjoy and appreciate what I've created instead of making a quick buck trying to get my shirts in chain stores across the world — being just another fad. People like what nobody else has, and I love coming out with limited edition, exclusive shirts - rather than mass producing things. I communicate with my customers(I wouldn't be here without them!) I build memorable experiences for my customers... whether it be an in-store event, or the packaging and details I put into everything. Most companies try to cut as many corners as they can, to turn a better profit. I do the exact opposite and pay close attention to all the little things. I've managed to build a multi-million dollar, strong, fun, different, homegrown business - without going your typical route. I've managed to employ both of my parents, my sister, and all of my close friends - so that they don't have to work jobs they don't enjoy.

With the huge, international, cult following that has developed from my non traditional way of going about business, you'll see hundreds of dedicated people in line at my releases. Even heaps of people with Johnny Cupcakes' tattoos. Most of my customers are repeat customers. Every type of person collects, understands, and appreciates my brand: Fashionable people, college kids, artsy kids, thugs, indie rockers, skaters, young adults, sneaker heads, and more.

This all didn't happen over night, I didn't get lucky with some random idea, I got off my bum and did something with myself.

My name is Johnny and I make clothes with cupcakes on em. Have you had your cupcake today?

Growing up as a kid, I'd always notice my mom being stressed/bummed out about her 9-5 job. Ever since, I've been coming up with little ways to work for myself. Lemonade stands to yard sales, magic tricks at kids birthday parties to selling tricks/pranks in high school.

I used to be a class clown. I'd buy & collect so many pranks from this one joke shop - that the owner gave me a catalog of where I can purchase these from, wholesale. I'd buy whoopie cushions, trick candy, and itching powder in bulk, to make little 'prank packs'.

I'd then sell these prank packs to the kids at my high school. One day I sold itching powder to this kid Dan, who put it all down his friends back. Turned out his friend was highly allergic to what's inside itching powder. His back swelled up with hives and he was rushed to the emergency room. I almost got kicked out of high school.

After returning back from my suspension, I decided to sell something else... (get your mind out of the gutter!) .. candy is what my new hobby was.

I'd take trips to Costco's, BJ's, and Walmart to buy candy in bulk. After being the candy man for a little while, my high school almost got me in trouble again, for selling far more candy than the school store did (the school stores profits went into school functions, etc.)

If you would like to read more go to www.johnnycupcakes.com

The Cover Never Looked So Good

2008-06-27T18:17:00.002-07:00

When Hard Work Pays Off

2008-06-27T18:17:00.001-07:00

Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr.—better known as the rapper Common—may still have a residence in Brooklyn, but he’s totally gone Hollywood. This week, the 36-year-old Kanye West crony follows up his supporting role in American Gangster with a turn as a wise assassin alongside Angelina Jolie and Morgan Freeman in Wanted, loosely based on the Matrixy comic-book miniseries. Even more impressive: His new album, Invincible Summer, arrives in July; he’ll costar with Christian Bale in 2009’s Terminator 4; and he has been cast as Green Lantern in a live-action adaptation of DC Comics’ Justice League of America. We spoke to Common as he was cruising around Los Angeles, dishing out driving directions.

The Almighty Rose

2008-06-27T18:17:00.000-07:00

derek rose from memphis via simeon. i know that at one point michael beasley looked great in my eyes but the derick coleman effect is just too for me to take...you also have to go with the fact that the boy rose is from the 'go!!!

It is Official Saviorsol is here

2008-06-18T08:57:00.000-07:00

Saviorsol it is official. Check out the new video from Ben One and Shawnna. The Soldier head is looking real fresh.
IF your would like to purchase Saviorsol you can go to the following location

Leaders
Self Conscious
Encore
SuccezZ
Jugrnaut.

Brush 2 Canvas Leaders

2008-06-14T17:29:00.000-07:00

Chicago's Leaders 1354 are releasing the latest pieces in a string of solid special editions on June 14th. So far they've impressed with their New Eras, and now they move to tees. For the artist series they've worked with four local (read Chicago) artists and printed their designs on two colors per artist. So, by match, that's 4 new styles and 8 color choices. The material ranges from the classic hot girl with covered breasts to a great play on the winners medal. The latter should be a good look come Olympics time. Take a look at the Leaders site in the coming days for bios and info about each represented artist.

Something About this I like

2008-06-14T17:21:00.000-07:00

This week saw the official release of N.E.R.D.'s "Seeing Sounds" Album. To celebrate we're offering three copies of the disk for give away. Interesting fact, the album title was inspired by watching a discovery channel show about the combining of two senses. The songs themselves stay true to the groups experimental nature, taking cues from a range of influences. All in all, there is an attempt to build a "BIG" sound, which seems the new rage for hip-hop artists. Perhaps they are all looking for that lucrative stadium show money?

We all need To B Fresh

2008-06-12T17:16:00.002-07:00

Pharrell Williams, frontman of N.E.R.D, founder of Star Trak , one half of the Neptunes, skateboarder (well, that is somewhat disputed), co-founder of BBC and Ice Cream, and now general tastemaker, has so much on his plate…including a giant purple Hermès Haut à Courroies bag?

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2008-06-12T17:16:00.001-07:00

BAPE superstar Nigo will soon be in a bookstore near you. The man that transformed Tokyo- based label A Bathing Ape into an international urban phenomenon will now have his whole career consolidated into a large-format monograph. The coffee table book will be released in November by Rizzoli for $60 and will come in five different color dust jackets (we can only hope they’re neon).

Damn Nas Is Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack

2008-06-10T19:45:00.000-07:00

i'm not posting this song because i think it is the best thing since sliced bread. the reason i'm posting this is for the cameos involved...as you all may know by now the wire is my favorite show on earth!!! and if you look close the video has chris paltrow, bubbles, and d'angelo barksdale in it!!! but i do want to know what you think of the video!!! i do know one thing if mtv and bet play this it's going to be a watered down version!!!

Weezy F Baby

2008-05-31T21:05:00.001-07:00

No Need To Speak............... Cut the Check

The New State Of Hip Hop

2008-05-31T20:54:00.001-07:00

A Picture Speak louder than words............................................................

To The Window To the Wall

2008-05-31T20:51:00.000-07:00

This mural was 52ft long, 12ft high, on a curved wall, and in a narrow hallway. This project couldn't have been done without the assistance of legendary artist Gilbert Young. Special thanks to The Adrian Franks and all the staff at 22 Squared

Get That Cake

2008-05-31T13:08:00.001-07:00

I know we are a lil late for posting this but everyone should go into the itunes store now and show support. The Bake Sale is the much anticipated album from The Cool Kids that has been anticipated for over a year.

We Iluminate The Night

2008-05-31T13:08:00.000-07:00

The Official “Glow In The Dark” After-Party Friday after the show was cool with a lot of familiar faces Malik Yusef, Mikey Rocks, Vic Lloyd, Timbuck2, V.Dot, Cliff(Self Conscious), Sam Young(Canadian Football), Happy(G.O.O.D. Music/Hustle.), Shannon Sangster, Dave Jeff, Dante(Fashion Firm), Zo (Fashion Geek) Stay Tuned for the Video from this weekend, Chicago Stand Up!

THE CHANGE IS HERE

2008-05-30T22:29:00.000-07:00

This right here is crazy. This is the type of Nas that puts him ahead of Jay. This song is amazing from production to the lyrics! If you can’t feel this you might not have a soul. Oh yeah, his album will be titled NAS and not NIGGER. It’s been changed.

It is All about the Jeans

2008-05-30T22:13:00.001-07:00

Denim fans and in particular fans of genuine repro denim will be excited to hear of the launch of "Levi's Oldest Oldest Jean Pack", Hanon Shop have a pre-order available on the pack, set to drop in July at a price of just over USD800. The pack is made up of an Exact replica of a 133 year old jean, the oldest known, found in a Nevada mining town, Made of 9-ounce denim, details include shank buttons, patented rivets, single-needle arcuate, cinch-back and four pockets. With an old school bag pack and Sunset Tee. More details here. (Slamxhype)

This Style Never Getz Old

2008-05-22T22:15:00.000-07:00

While it often seems impossible to make money in the fashion business, Forbes magazine has shown us otherwise. their recent issue profiled several fashion billionaires, including Bernard Arnault (25B), Francois Pinault ($17B), And Ralph Lauren, pictured here, (a mere $4B). "While you know the brands, the designers and the supermodels, chances are, you've never heard of the people actually running the show. Despite bankrolling the tastes of millions--and making billions doing so--their names remain largely unknown," the article says, Watch the Video: The Stylish Billionaire. ( Forbes/ JC Report)

Streetwear 101

2008-05-22T22:13:00.000-07:00

Green" fashion has been getting lots of press lately, but what about "ethical" fashion? We all talk about how fun it is to find great style at a price, but we rarely consider what it takes to make the disposable fashion we all buy. The BBC sent 6 fashionistas to India to experience working in the rag trade. These poor kids have to pick cotton, work and sleep in a factory, and witness all the aspects of making High Street fashion. Their experiences are shocking. Watch the series, called Blood, Sweat & T-Shirts here. It's quite eye opening.

Style Is Everything

2008-05-22T22:10:00.000-07:00

Online fashion retailer Bluefly.com has just launched "The Tailor," their new mens online shop dedicated to filling the needs of a more "sophisticated" gentleman. "“The Tailor is designed to be a resource for the man who has a keen sense of style and takes pride in his appearance, but doesn’t take himself too seriously,” said Bluefly CEO Melissa Payner. “Visitors to the site will find The Tailor to be authoritative, not pretentious. They’ll walk away feeling like an insider on how to shop for a sharp tailored look without setting foot into a store.” Visitors should expect the usual fine array of mens suits,shoes, ties, and accessories. (via HauteConcept/Selectism)

Can't Stop the Crooks

2008-05-18T18:40:00.000-07:00

Love these joints they give me that old 80 feel............You are about to see more streetwear brands get into sunglasses. They will be trying to give you another option other than the Gucci or Prada frames. I have never been real big on sunglasses but I know a lot of you are. Jay-Z has been spotted rocking his. So that might mean a boost in sales!

L.E.P Doing Big Thingz

2008-05-18T14:25:00.000-07:00

I much say Chi-town is really making this music thing happen. These are some of my guys. Be on the look out for the new album Low Low in the building.....

Chi-Town forever

2008-05-14T22:26:00.000-07:00

Much love to my catz from Leaders they are always doing big thingz........... Much love to my boys Mic&Vic doing big thingz............ I see the grammies in the Future be eazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy................ Ok ok you thought i forgot about the super producer Mr Tony Bang i see u boy

Get Your Fresh To Def On

2008-05-11T11:20:00.000-07:00

Sometime it's not about how many pairs of shoes you have in your closet, but what type of shoes you have................These velvet slippers may look like the ultimate in WASP style, but trust us—once you get your preppy/trad look on, you’re gonna want a pair of these … These are made by Bowhill & Elliott, a british company which was established at 65 London Street, Norwich over 125 years ago. The founder of Bowhill & Elliott, Obadiah Bowhill, purchased the business from Wright & Co. in 1874. The business passed onto his son and son-in-law, Thomas Baines Elliott, at the end of the nineteenth century. Thus the partnership of Bowhill & Elliott was formed. And the family connection continues into this new century under the direction of Roger Jury, descendant of Mr. Elliott. The company has a shop from which it retails a large selection of ladies and men’s shoes including the following brands, Crockett & Jones, Grenson, Church, Cheaney, Barkers, Loake, Dexter, Mephisto, Carcavelos, HB Shoes, Gabor, Peter Kaiser, Lorbac and Rockport. At the same location there is a small factory where Bowhill and Elliott manufactures slippers and houseshoes and specializes in producing hand embroidered velvet houseshoes and making up tapestry, needlepoint or fabric into houseshoes. This is the ultimate in old world luxury. What do you think about them? Leave a comment!

The Original Kick Push

2008-05-11T11:09:00.001-07:00

This dude is the reason why i started skating.We miss Harold Hunter. Always with a smile on his face, Harold always made us smile. When the skater-turned Kids star turned- Zoo York poster child passed away suddenly in 2006, the skate world was shocked. But his memory won't be forgotten. As SlamxHype reported, Zoo York have teamed up with New Era, along with the Harold Hunter Foundation and KCDC Skateshop to announce that the 2nd Annual Harold Hunter Day will take place Saturday, May 17th, in New York City. Harold Hunter Day II will unite NYC’s skateboarding community and surrounding scene for a positive day of skating in recognition of the vibrant life and times of New York legend, Harold Hunter. An extraordinary personality with a caring heart, Harold touched the lives of countless people around the world."

Never Follow

2008-05-11T10:34:00.000-07:00

For those who didn’t get a hat we have some shirts…they come in 4 different colorways…cop one before they are gone. Read more

Not My Sneakers

2008-05-06T21:13:00.000-07:00

Nothing like the common sneaker brand, Creative Recreation looks towards runways and high fashion around the world for inspiration. Launched in Orange County, California in 2002, Creative Recreation sought to fill a void within the footwear market.

To co-founders, Robert Nand and Rich Cofinco, there was a clear gap between unsightly athletic sneakers and stuffy dress shoes, thinking that it had been a virtually untouched market. The gap was so grand that they didn’t even feel the need to define a particular demographic. “We … (more…)

Stay In between The lines

2008-04-15T10:58:00.000-07:00

April 11th marked an impressive debut for the brand new Joshua Liner Gallery in New York City. While the private party drew a host of recognizable artists, including Futura, Kaws, Stash, Mark Dean Veca, and Ron English, a pinstripe laden Mr. Liner stood out as the true star of the evening. The aptly titled inaugural exhibit, Locked and Loaded, proves that Liner, (former co-owner of Philadelphia’s Lineage Gallery) has his sights set and aims to be a contender in the the NYC art scene. Indeed the show drew upon an array of heavy ammunition with English, Veca, Futura, Stash, Aiko Nakagawa, Tomokazu Matsuyama, Josh Keyes, Greg Simkins, Damon Soule, Oliver Vernon, and Kris Kuksi all taking part - many displaying large-scale works. With several of the 27 participating artists scheduled for solo shows in the coming months, Liner’s target doesn’t seem to far off. See the full exhibition at the gallery web site, (Guillotine)
Joshua Liner Gallery 548 W. 28th Street Suite 334, NYC.

We Know Jeans

2008-04-15T10:56:00.000-07:00

Levi Strauss & Co. may have built its brands with bottoms—the company is synonymous with 501 jeans and Dockers khakis—but CEO and president John Anderson is aiming to leverage that heritage into complete lifestyle collections that garner a much larger percentage of sales from tops, accessories, footwear, outerwear and other categories. The strategy is aimed at jump-starting the company’s $4.27 billion in sales—which have been basically flat since 2003—and diversifying the company beyond its iconic bottoms businesses, which currently account for about 87 percent of total sales. “I think the mix should be 50/50,” said Anderson in an interview last week in Levi Strauss’s New York showroom. “The real opportunity for us is in tops and other categories—we need to drive those businesses even harder. In our own stores we’ve already hit that ratio. We need the opportunity to put those tops in front of more consumers.” Read the full story here. (DNR)

Cut&Sew 101

2008-04-13T19:58:00.003-07:00

While to many fashiony guys these days, custom tailoring is something you do to a pair of overpriced denim, there is a certain element of guy who still opts for a custom made suit, or shirt. The personalized attention and impeccable fit you get is like nothing else. And while London's Savile Row and more recently, NYC's NoLIta features bespoke tailoring, real traditionalists opt to go to Rocco Cicciarelli Custom Tailoring, a men's suit factory in Queens. A Continuous Lean's Michael Williams visited and took tons of great photos. Read all about it here.

Put One Foot In Front Of The Other

2008-04-09T22:20:00.000-07:00

Flight Club Greene Street, the original location of rare vintage and collectible sneaker shop, Flight Club, has reopened. The store, which originally opened 3 years ago created a new model for the global sneaker collector scene by providing a store and online platform for sneaker heads worldwide to buy and sell rare and hard to find new and used sneakers from a wide range of brands. Sneakers are accepted on consignment at the 4 locations. Once sold, the seller receives 80% of the sale price. Now Flight Club has four brick and mortar stores (2 in NY, 1 in LA and one in Japan) to compliment its world-famous online shop.

Drop by the newly renovated shop

Chi Town Stand UPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

2008-04-01T12:02:00.000-07:00

We have done it again

Saville Row is For Me

2008-03-27T20:17:00.001-07:00

Fokke de Jong takes a pristine cashmere jacket from a rail in his new store, Suitsupply, in Mayfair, and in one dramatic gesture, rips out the lining. “You won’t ﬁnd this kind of workmanship for this price anywhere else in the UK,” he says, motioning to the ﬁ nely stitched inner construction of cotton, wool and camel hair. “It’s made using an old-fashioned Italian technique that gives a more comfortable ﬁt.” The 34-year-old Dutchman is on a mission to give the cheap suit a good name with his Europe-wide Suitsupply chain. The formula is simple: high-end suits with a starting price of less than £200 for ready-to-wear and a mere £300 for bespoke tailoring – something that may have agitated a few folks on nearby Savile Row. “They probably frown on us a bit, but I don’t really care what they think about it,” says de Jong. Business has been so brisk in the three months since the London branch launched that he conﬁ dently predicts another six to eight UK stores will open within 12 months, eventually growing to a chain of 30. Read the full story here. (Sunday Times)

Savior Style

2008-03-27T20:17:00.000-07:00

The rise of bespoke products is a clear movement which has risen to the increasing perception that some luxury brands are increasingly interested in marketing rather than quality . American tailors - notably Thom Browne, and Tom Ford - have built powerful new brands on the power of bespoke. And now other categories are getting in on the action. Bespoke perfumes have been on the rise for several years, and continue to grow in strength: Bespoke perfume (and cologne, for men) is one of the ridiculous luxuries of a certain self-absorbed demographic, with the likes of Chanel and Cartier charging as much as €60,000 for the privilege of having a nose find your perfect scent. — (Via GridSkipper) While Sir Hand Sloane offers bespoke chocolates: The $2,400 tailor-made package includes tasting consultations, a handmade rosewood-and-maple inlaid box containing 60 customized chocolates, and a backup box of another 60. — (Via Time)...
(Agendainc.com

Filler Up

2008-03-22T15:10:00.000-07:00

RollS-Royce CEO Ian Robertson revealed at the show that 200 Phantom Coupes have already been spoken for, representing the entire planned production run for 2008. This sportier version is seeking more attention for its form over the other RRs. However Roll-Royce CEO states that it shouldn’t be considered a sports car. The Phantom Coupe’s sister car, the Drophead convertible, has also seen similar success. The Drophead’s sales have far exceeded Rolls-Royce’s plans and is sold out through the summer of 2009.

The Perfect Color Wheel

2008-03-22T14:47:00.000-07:00

By now we have seen pretty much any possible variation of a New Era cap. Lots of different materials, colors, embroideries, patches and more. At the end of the day, it's the simple stuff that you can wear year after year.
Leaders1354 Chicago has just released their CMYK New Era cap series. It consists of overall 6 caps, each coming in one color with the logo embroidered tonal. Perfect!

Kick Push

2008-03-22T14:32:00.000-07:00

This movies was one of my favorite. I use to be a big time skater back in the day this was before the fame and you wasn't able to watch the X games.

Take It To the Streets

2008-03-22T14:25:00.000-07:00

Among the leaders in men's fashion reporting, DNR has recently done a feature covering what they consider nine of the world's leading spots for men's streetwear. The article covers in detail the creative minds behind each respective retail outlet. Included among the list are Nomad/Ransom/Goodfoot, Wood Wood, Slam Jam, Juice/ACU and Someday. View the article over at DNR.

We all Need Ben Franklins

2008-03-22T13:13:00.000-07:00

Also here are some picz from THE HUNDREDS new San Francisco store 585 post

So if you ever around town look them up.....................................

We all Need Ben Franklins

2008-03-22T12:55:00.000-07:00

Now I know you guys are thinking why am I giving love to another clothing company. The truth is that these are some cool dudes. When I want info about clothing or how to do something I would just email these guys and they would show me mad love. The clothing industry is one big family. To grow we all have to show some love and support.

What in your Jeans

2008-03-20T20:18:00.001-07:00

Denim’s role as a fashion darling is somewhat bittersweet. On one hand, jeans have been accepted into the world as an integral part of women and men’s daily wardrobe and no longer viewed as the working man’s uniform. Great. The other side to this is a hefty price tag that shows no signs of relenting. Especially because jean buyers are now bewitched with the way the right jean can look and make you feel.Jessica Horton, owner of Dara Denim, is in the business of peddling premium denim.Horton, a petite red head who happens to be wearing a pair of form fitted J Brand Jeans in a bell-bottom cut opened her first store on K Street in midtown Sacramento.Her new store in Granite Bay’s upscale Quarry Ponds is twice the size of the midtown location and it has an impressive denim wall stacked with all the name-dropping jean brands you can think of: True Religion, Rock and Republic and the latest DVB, Denim by Victoria Beckham.“Jeans have changed,” says Horton. “They have become more acceptable to wear anywhere and even guys are really getting into them. It’s funny to have guys come in here and they are checking out their butts.”Horton and her staff help guide people toward the right jean for them, which isn’t always the name brand jean they read about in a magazine or saw on someone else.“People need to get measured, because not everyone can wear the same jean,” explains Horton. “It’s about proper fit. And it’s good to have someone else look at you, because it’s really hard to see yourself.”Horton names the boutique’s top five best-selling jeans, check them out:
Red Engine: The No. 1 “Go-To” jean at Dara Denim is the Los Angeles made Red Engine Jean company that creates vintage-inspired denim. “These are all-around a good jean. You can be a size 2 or a size 14 and it will look great,” says Horton. Price: $160-$180
DVB: Denim by Victoria Beckham: England’s gift to American pop culture has created a denim line that is finding a surge of popularity in the Sacramento area. Whether it’s her signature boot cut, a form fitting skinny jean or a washed straight leg, all of jeans come with her signature emblem. “It’s a sexy fit and super fun with the stars on the pocket’s,” Horton says. Price: $250 and up
Miss Me: In a world of $200 jeans, Miss Me is the “affordable” jean coming in with an $80 price tag. The Miss Me jean is a hot seller amongst juniors whose parents aren’t interested in dropping $200 for their teenagers who wear clothes out quicker, says Horton.
William Rast: Justin Timberlake is a dancer, singer, performer, former Mouseketeer and Britney Spears beau. But he is also a denim designer along with partner and friend Trace Ayala in the creation of William Rast. The sleek and form fitting jean can be seen on celebutante’s on the red carpet, but also on Sacramento locals who are catching the buzz. “The fit on these are awesome,” says Horton, who can’t stock these jeans fast enough. “People buy them and love them.” Price: $242 and up.
J Brand: Another Los Angeles based denim brand that started as an exclusive line at Ron Herman’s Melrose jeans bar in the spring of 2005. Known for its skinny jean, but in the last year have introduced a fun wide-leg style popular at Dara Denim. $174 and up

We hate the Fakers

2008-03-20T20:18:00.000-07:00

While we love RMC Red Monkeys for their limited edition denim designs and collaborations, we never thought they'd be joining the ranks of Seven New York and True Religion in the fight against copycats. Unfortunately, there has been such an influx of fake Red Monkeys (think plastic patches and bleached cotton) that the designer, Martin Ksohoh, has shared a checklist to ensure that collectors of the brand receive a one-of-a-kind piece to add to their denim collection and not a cheap knockoff.
1 REAL RMC JEANS Must be made in Hong Kong otherwise they are fakes2 PROHOBIT LLC ARE NOT THE DISTRIBUTORS OR SUB AGENTS for RMC for USA.3 "AKASARU" has NO connections with the real Martin Ksohoh of RMC or RED MONKEY COMPANY. 4 REAL RMC JEANS Must have leather patch, not pvc on waist band5 REAL RMC JEANS Must have individual lazer cut serial numbers on the patch6 REAL RMC JEANS Must be made in Hong Kong otherwise they are fakes7 REAL RMC JEANS DOES NOT USE BLUE COLOUR LOGO ON THE LEATHER PATCH ON WAISTBAND.8 REAL RMC JEANS HAS UNIT PRODUCTION LAZER SERIAL NUMBER9 REAL RMC JEANS Selvedge must be red and green10 REAL RMC DENIM FABRIC MUST BE MADE FROM NATURAL COLOUR COTTON-UNBLEACHED (inside has yellowish tint).11 REAL RMC JEANS DO NOT USE THE WORD OR BRANDING (AKASURA) ANY WHERE ON THE JEANS, LABELS OR TAGS. 12 AMERICAN DISTRIBUTORS OR SUB DISTRIBUTORS ARE NOT "PROHIBIT LLC" 13 USA RETAILERS NOTE: PURCHASE INVOICES MUST BE ISSUED BY PREMIUM LINES LLC.
If you have ant queries or questions contact the owners 1001@1001original.com or rmcjapan@jupiter.ocn.ne.jp or sales@rmcjeans.co.uk
For more info on RMC Red Monkey click HERE

It is All about the Clothes

2008-03-19T09:11:00.000-07:00

And since we’re talking about the projects, children, the tears flow without ending! The 4th season of Project Runway has now, sadly, come to a close. The winner is none other than the tremendously talented 21- year old Christian Siriano from Annapolis, Maryland. Everything he designed this season was just devastatingly innovative children although at times his attitude was just devastating. I’m glad he won so I wish him all the best. And just because I’m gracious darlings, I will also wish Edward Scissorhands all the best for styling Christian’s hair this season.

Say it Aint So

2008-03-19T09:02:00.000-07:00

Much as we love Nas & Kelis here at SaviorSol, we must say what is the world coming to. I know that Nas will find a creative way to discuss this topic, but my people my people this will be a sticky one. I will have to buy this album just to see what he is talking about.

My New GirlFriend

2008-03-18T19:35:00.003-07:00

Designer Kyle Cherry has designed a new type of computer with creative people in mind. Click HERE for more pics & info...Called simply "Canvas", the computer is designed to increase the quality and productivity of the designer or artist. It is intended to allow a user with little or no experience to make the switch from traditional to digital workflows by building the system around a more familiar interface.

Always A Classic

2008-03-18T19:35:00.002-07:00

J. Crew has found the location for its first men’s-only store. It will be located at The Liquor Store, a landmark building at 235 West Broadway at White Street in Tribeca. It will be smaller and more intimate than the company’s other stores, according to a spokesperson, and is slated to open in the early summer. It will carry “the best-of-the-best” of the J. Crew men’s collection, including Collector’s Items, its upscale, limited-edition items. It will also offer the company’s “list” of the items that every man should own. Millard Drexler, CEO of J. Crew, mentioned the planned debut of the men’s-only store during the company’s fourth quarter and year-end conference call on Tuesday. (DNR) Incidentally, if you haven't visited Jcrew.com for a while, now's a good time. there's a great section of evergreen styles, a monogram shop, and a vintage section.

Savior Feet

2008-03-18T19:35:00.001-07:00

Creative Recreation has definitely been leading the market with its interpretations on classic footwear silhouettes and unusual colorways and fabrics. Many people have difficulties understanding what category Creative Recreation footwear falls into. That has been the best compliment to the founders. “We don’t want to be put into any category, we’re a lifestyle company that makes footwear! We make shoes for our lifestyle, we make shoes for life with style”.We've got pics from the fall 2008 collection after the jump.

Why couldn't I think of this ........ You know the rest

2008-03-10T22:39:00.000-07:00

Every time you log onto your favorite social networking website Facebook, the founder is making money. Click HERE for more info...Mark Zuckerberg was just another geek who use to spend more time on his PC then networking, ultimately coming up with a brilliant idea to meet new people online through Facebook making him a proud owner of 1.5 billion dollars. According to the Forbes, Zuckerberg is the youngest self-made man ever to make its list, reports People Mag.

Smell that Leather

2008-03-10T22:23:00.000-07:00

NEW YORK — It was 1983, at Los Angeles’s incarnation of the MAGIC show, when Joe Nadav first laid eyes on Pelle Pelle. “This guy was selling turquoise and lime green leather jackets,” recalls the owner of Philadelphia’s preeminent streetwear specialty chain City Blue. “I never saw those colors in a leather jacket before!” At $275 a pop wholesale, Nadav was taking an expensive chance on an unknown label. But just two days after his first five leathers arrived at the store—before Nadav had even paid the bill for the jackets—“they sold out,” he says. “The market had never seen anything like it!” Fast forward to 2008: Pelle Pelle last month celebrated its 30th anniversary—an incredible feat in a young men’s urban market that rarely tolerates brands for more than a handful of seasons. “You can’t fool our customer,” says Pelle Pelle founder Marc Buchanan. “You either get their approval or you don’t. It’s an honor to have gotten that approval from our customer for 30 years.” It certainly is an anomaly to survive the often-tumultuous young men’s market—even for many of the brands, like Pelle Pelle, that helped found the industry decades ago. Labels such as Cross Colours, Karl Kani and Fubu made their mark, then disappeared, at least from the mainstream eye. But Pelle Pelle’s bread and butter—Marc Buchanan’s luxurious leathers—have earned the brand a niche audience, and one that won’t buy leather from anyone else. Buchanan was already a seasoned leather veteran when he founded Pelle Pelle; in 1971, he created the leatherwear firm Gandolf & Co., and sold it five years later. After toiling as a consultant for several years, Buchanan recognized a gap in the market for what he describes as “high fashion” in the leather business, “at an affordable price.”

THE NEW NEW YORK

2008-03-10T22:20:00.000-07:00

ATLANTA — The skyline and neighborhood of Buckhead Village are in the throes of change, thanks to a locally grown boy who wants to lift the area from a rowdy club scene to a fashion and community destination comparable to other high-end urban shopping districts. Ben Carter, founder and chairman of Ben Carter Properties, is spearheading a $1.5 billion, mixed-use project that has already signed luxury retailers Loro Piana, Vilebrequin, Bottega Veneta, Borrelli, Etro, Hermès, AG Jeans, Domenico Vacca and Oscar de la Renta. The project, which spans seven city blocks over eight acres, will feature more than 600,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, three world-class hotels, up to 1,000 luxury residential units and 300,000 square feet of top office space. Phase one of the venture, which is along Peachtree Street, East Paces Ferry, Pharr Road and North Fulton Drive, is scheduled to open in fall 2009. “It’s a great project because it brings to Atlanta something that [doesn’t exist],” said Thierry Prissert, president of Vilebrequin in the U.S., which will open a 750-square-foot shop. “Today you go to two malls [for luxury shopping in Atlanta]. It’s not that I don’t like malls, but when you have a choice between a mall and streets, where you have restaurants, shops and hotels, [the latter] is very appealing.” Not so long ago, Buckhead Village was a tough scene. In the 1980s, bars and nightclubs began moving into the small area, which is the nucleus for several posh neighborhoods and wealthy Atlantans, and is just down the street from those two high-end malls: Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza. The change forced men’s retailers like the Buckhead Men’s Shop to move to a quieter and safer location close by. Nearby homeowners complained about the noise that went on into the wee hours. Then, on Super Bowl Sunday in 2000, two men died of knife wounds from a fight with friends of Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis. The Buckhead Coalition and the Buckhead Alliance started making changes that included installing street lamps and security cameras, and even purchased properties and refused to rent them to nightclubs. After getting rid of the raucous clubs, the groups’ vision was for an area of high-end boutiques and restaurants, luxury hotels and high-rise condos. Carter, who was born and raised in Atlanta and who used to shop at the Buckhead Men’s Shop for his prep school uniforms, is helping considerably with the transformation. “Buckhead became a club scene like Bourbon Street, and people wanted to eliminate the crime scene,” Carter said. “A lot of properties were left empty.” He bought up nine acres, or seven city blocks, in the heart of Buckhead beginning in 2005, to help raise the rundown village to be in sync with its well-heeled surroundings. Hermès, the first retailer to commit to the project, is in Lenox Square and will open a 4,000-square-foot store at the project. Hermès will close its 1,500-square foot Lenox location in 2009. John Lobb, the luxury men’s leather goods boutique, is the latest to sign up, and it will occupy 902 square feet next door to Hermès. “A lot of retailers had looked at Atlanta and wondered why there wasn’t a luxury area and [as a result] didn’t want to be in Atlanta,” Carter said. “We felt Atlanta had the potential to have an environment like New York [Madison Avenue], Newbury Street [in Boston], Michigan Avenue, and Rodeo and Melrose. Today, we’re about 30 percent committed on the [retail] real estate square footage and they’re the leaders in the luxury world,” Carter said. “We’ve been very selective in our luxury mix.” His company is in negotiations for 100 percent of the 375,000 square feet of phase one, and is also talking to theaters and music clubs. “It will be a destination for a lot of reasons,” Carter said. Phase two of the project, which has 220,000 square feet, will resemble New York’s Meatpacking District and will offer trendy and fashion-forward retailers. It is scheduled to open in 2010. “The thing that’s interesting in the world of luxury retailing is it’s a very small world,” Carter said. “They’re very good at telling me about other retailers because they want the area to be good.” He said he’s interested in adding three or four more men’s designer single-brand stores. “Men’s wear has seen a great resurgence in the last few years, in my opinion,” he said. “And men particularly don’t like shopping at malls.” Twenty percent of the retail space will be men’s wear and 50 percent will be women’s wear, with restaurants taking the rest. The Streets of Buckhead area will have all parking underground with six valet stations, as well as self-parking. It will include outdoor sculptures, as well as works of art that will be placed on permanent exhibition throughout the new community. And the project will seek silver status in the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification program.

The Right Cut

2008-03-05T19:38:00.006-08:00

For the first time since the beginning of fashion-time, Rei Kawakbo's Comme des Garcons "Homme Deux" Collection will be available outside of Japan and exclusively at Dover Street Market in London.
Designed by Kawakbo herself, the "Homme Deux" Collection features classic suit, shirt, and tie styling built using only the best fabrics available. Did we add that all pieces are hand finished?
Visit Dover Street Market for more information.

What The Sol

2008-03-05T19:38:00.005-08:00

If you grew up in North America in the last half century you probably owned a gang of them. Hot Wheels cars. 1:64 scale models of your favorite automobiles. As a youngster myself, I recall owning the Dukes of Hazzard special, a mini of my father's 69 Mustang Mach 1, and even a Vette or two. We did everything from race, to re-paint, to simply demolishing them in any manner possible. You can do that with Hot Wheels. Their pricepoint was low enough to keep your mom re-stocking you for years.
Now, I highly doubt that Mattel, the parent company who owns the Hot Wheels brand will want you to do the same with their 40th Anniversary Diamond Encrusted Car, unveiled at this season's NY Toy Fair.
Designed in collaboration with Jason of Beverly Hills and racking in at around 140k$US, this one of a kind mini car boasts 2700 diamonds, 18 karat gold casting, red rubies for taillights, black diamonds in the engine, and 40 individual white diamonds signifying its 40 year legacy... they probably would have tossed on some more but I think they ran out of room. Hell, its only 1:64 scale!
A boyhood dream come true.

Savior Feet

2008-03-05T19:38:00.004-08:00

I really love these guys. They keep the sneaker fresh and funky check them out...........

As a need to fulfill their global audience & growing brand supporters, unable to obtain one of the hand numbered Premium models, which JB Classics has been producing for the past 6 years and they will continue to. They now introduce their second line - The Prime Label, maintaining the quality and making the brand available to a larger audience. The Prime Label – will not be found everywhere, however It will be distributed globally in select retailers, the price point of their Prime Label has been defined as their Mid Price Point Label (Retailing at $120 & under ), and will be packaged in a flip lid rope handle Box, with red sizing label, extra laces, and Black Sticker hang tags....
We give you a look at two Spring 2008 styles out of the Prime Label - the Getlo Eight One Five and the Getlo 3M Piranhas. You will see that this line still features special materials and color-ups.
Check them out in detail after the jump.

Didn't Nike Do This Already

2008-03-05T19:38:00.003-08:00

Are we running out of ideas people..........With Easter only being a couple of weeks away, first sneaker companies are releasing their Easter inspired sneakers. First one that we come across is the Adidas Gazelle "Easter". It comes in pastel colors and an embossed bird on the back heel. Now available at Sold Out.

Don't Be Fooled

2008-03-05T19:38:00.002-08:00

No need to waste my breath on this..................................Savior Sol the real Revolution for Retail. Quality at any Cost April 1. This Ad made me laugh people bite you even when u are still growing.

Reading is Fundamental

2008-03-05T19:38:00.001-08:00

With brands popping up left and right within the last few years, few remain from a time when streetwear was hardly a blip on the map and the musical landscape of hip-hop was in its infancy. Inquiringmind had a chance to interview Adrian Aitcheson of Toronto originated Too Black Guys regarding how TBG has managed to stick around so long and it's ability to stay relevant. His insights on are invaluable as is his interesting answer to how the whole urban market collapsed. Check the interview along with the accompanying photography over at Inquiringmind.

For the Seanker Head In You

2008-03-05T18:54:00.002-08:00

Dunk Wars is an innovative site created by Nike which pits colorways of the iconic Dunk against one another. The Dunks chosen by industry heads is kicked in round 1 between legendary graffiti artist and Livestock co-owner Skam and his team Tusks (Nike SB Dunk Low Supreme) versus United Front's Fraser Avey and his Cutters (Nike SB Dunk Low Tiffany). Check out the site including the upcoming battles over at Dunk Wars.

Savior Speeddddddddddd

2008-03-05T18:54:00.001-08:00

The Bugatti Veyron is considered one of the world's fastest production cars with a 0-60mph in 2.5 seconds and a top speed of 253mph. So what happens when you let one of the world's top fashion house design this amazing car? The result - a Hermes x Bugatti Veyron FBG which not only blows your mind but also blows your wallet. On March 4th, this Hermes x Bugatti Veyron FBG was unveiled at the Geneva Motor show. This supercar features a classy maroon exterior and a matching interior. It also comes with a special edition Hermes branded 22 inch wheels and fuel-filler cap. Price tag - 1.55 Euros.

The New Commander And Chief

2008-03-05T15:58:00.003-08:00

Eric Jordan’s paintings are intense. At face value, you may get the impression that his personality projects the same type of mood as what’s exhibited through artwork. But it’s quite the contrary. He’s very intelligent, and strategic, and those traits are balanced out with this extreme artistic hunger embedded in his psyche.
The beauty of Eric’s artwork is its rawness. It displays hip-hop for what it really is. There is nothing minstrel, or sadistic about his work. It’s a graphic revelation of … (more…)

School Is in Session on the Street of Paris

2008-03-05T15:58:00.002-08:00

Tim Bess of fashion consultancy The Doneger Group sent is this early trend report from Paris runways. the varsity trend is back and collegiate-inspired pieces, classic cardigans, varsity jackets, button-down collars, an appliques are what to look for for fall, he reports. Just check out these looks from the runways of Junya Watanabe (left) and Number (N)ine (right.)

Menwear is Wear it is At

2008-03-05T15:58:00.001-08:00

The party to fete the menswear designers who were competing for the GQ/CFDA award for best new menswear designer was one of the year's best. And the title has gone to…Engineered Garments. Designer Daiki Suzuki beat out stiff competition from Steven Alan, Gilded Age, Obedient Sons, Rag & Bone, and Spurr to take home the first-ever prize. Up next: creating a mini-collection to be sold this fall at levi.com and select Bloomingdale's locations for one month (and other retailers thereafter), not to mention finding a way to spend the $50,000 award.(men.style.com)

For the Lo Head In You

2008-02-28T18:58:00.000-08:00

Now this is pretty sick..............................To many of us in the menswear market, Polo is the ultimate lifestyle brand. The label always offers something new and fresh while keeping a sense of tradition and iconic status. We love their latest release- The Polo Collector's Trunk, created to celebrate the company's 40th anniversary. The lucite box, trimmed with leather is filled with 40 polos in a full array of colors. We love this combination of luxury, collectibility and cool packaging. Buying a piece of the dream doesn't come cheap-- this piece will set you back $5K.

Death 2 The 80's

2008-02-26T11:54:00.000-08:00

Can we finally put the 80s behind us? The NY Times believes we can, proclaiming the wild and crazy style of the early '90s as the new black. "...1992 marked a stylistic crossroads; within a year, the synchronized dances and whimsical clothing would be bludgeoned into obscurity by the gritty sound and military-style gear of choleric rappers like Wu-Tang Clan, Onyx and Boot Camp Clik," writes Ben Detrik. The story covers the roving 1992 party produced by NYC scenesters Oscar and Vashtie. Read the full story here.

There is Nothing Better Than a well Dress Man

2008-02-25T21:04:00.001-08:00

So people if want to know where the best Suits are made just checkthis show to get some insight on pure tailoring.Currently delighting British tailoring fetishists: Savile Row, a three-part BBC documentary that goes behind-the-curtains with London's finest tailors, from Richard Anderson to the blokes from Henry Poole. Among the highlights: watching Row vets look on in horror as Abercrombie & Fitch opens its English flagship down the street, only to come around (kind of) after A&F owner Mike Jeffries stops by Norton & Sons for a suit—wearing flip-flops, of course. Unfortunately there's no word yet on when (or if) BBC America plans to air it, but bootleg videos are floating around online. Or so we're told.

When Will It Stop(SaviorSol)

2008-02-25T21:04:00.000-08:00

After what was much more of a dull roar than a buzz, VA rap duo Clipse debuted their new line, Play Cloths at MAGIC last week. The collection is filled the "usual supsect" streetwear items, and will add more items, such as jeans, to its repertoire in the near future. I must say the logo is rather cute, but its a bit dèja vu (considering that the BBC logo feautures a running fox.) From what I've seen so far, I'm not too impressed (I must have some kind of point because MAGIC was a whole week ago, and the blogs haven't made so much as a peep about it.) Well, we'll see, hopefully in the seasons to come, they can shake off some of the inevitable comparisons to their buddy Pharrell's labels, and bring something fresh to the streetwear game! (Article Courtsey of WeArethemarket)

What More Can We Say

2008-02-24T00:31:00.000-08:00

People try to hate on this man,but u just can't. His swag is so fresh that all you can do is stand back and admire. Chicago Stand Uppppppppp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's About Time

2008-02-24T00:23:00.000-08:00

It is about time that The highly anticipated line by Andre Benjamin is finally coming soon. Andre Benjamin, better know as, Andre 3000 from Outkast, is launching his own menswear label-Benjamin Bixby. The brand is sure to stand ....from other brands. No photos have yet tobe released but we are definatly in for an innovative collection. English traditionalism meets all-American flair inpired with sportie pieces that reflect the American football team uniforms from the 1930s. The collection was designed by Benjamin himself. The collection will release this Fall.

Savior Art

2008-02-19T09:09:00.000-08:00

Well i must say that this artist is one of my favorite. I want rumble off a bunch of dialog but i will let you see for yourself. "Revolution For Retail. Quality At Any Cost."

www.banksy.co.uk

Extra Extra

2008-02-07T19:58:00.000-08:00

People always ask me what I like to read being a Fashion designer. I tell them first and foremost the Bible. I think that the Bible keeps me grounded and focused, but when I need inspiration and to check out what is happening I have 10 top magazines that I always grab.

1. Vogue

2. DNR

3. GQ

4. Complex

5. Format

6. Antenna

7. Bazaar

8. Elle

9. Glamour

10 .Cosmo

If you are serious about fashion you needs to cop you an issue of DNR magazine it is the fashion Bible. You know what I will do for you guys I will post a link so you can get some Knowledge.

http://www.dnrnews.com/

SaviorSol 4-1-08

2008-02-05T20:35:00.000-08:00

Only Select Boutiques will have the honor to house SaviorSol Tee's. We will keep you posted on which stores will be selected. Until Than "Revolution For Retail Quality at any Cost"

Savior Music

2008-02-05T20:22:00.000-08:00

Remember how it used ta make you feel…
Butthole-to-butthole in a some small spot, rockin’ wit’cho peeples.
Bobbin yo head to that beat that was bangin’ like…BOOM…BOOM…BOOM!

Remember watching the DJ work the 1’s and 2’s, mixin’ up that brand new hotness.
Seem like e’er week somebody dropped a new style or found a new cut that just HAD ta be messed with.

Remember how wild it was when the MC rocked the mic - flow was off da CHAIN.
Freestyle battle, so you know most of it was straight off the dome.
Pre-written was fo’ suckas.
That’s where the swords were sharpened, cuz you hadta come correct and respect wasn’t just given, it hadta be earned.

Remember the B-boy crews with the cardboard on tha sidewalk twisting and contorting their bodies into crazy positions.

Remember watchin’ the artists do they thang with the steady hand. Full-blown…no brushes…flawless…and you couldn’t tell us it wasn’t art.

Remember when the crowd was the critic.
E’erbody listened to e’re syllable, e’er beat, watched e’er move, and e’er pass of the can and didn’t hesistate ta give a nigga tha bizness, when necessary.

Remember when tha 4-elements were still pure.

Remember when niggaz did it fo’ free, cuz it used to be solely about expression. Music by the people for the people. It wasn’t about the money, cuz there was little to be gotten at the time.

Remember Common’s “I Used To Love H.E.R.”, Boogie Down Productions’ “The Bridge is Over”, Beastie Boys’ “Paul Revere”, Public Enemy’s “Fight The Power”, A Tribe Called Quest’s “Scenario”, LL Cool J’s “I’m Bad”, Doug E. Fresh and Slick Rick’s “The Show”, and the list goes on 4-eva.

Back then, MC’s weren’t just rappers. They were lyricists who carefully, thoughtfully, and insightfully strung stanzas of poetry together over beats. There was a sense of pride. MC’s worked diligently to establish their individuality and to develop a sound that was unlike any other MC.

The music touched yo’ soul. It was relevant, conscious, and uplifting.

There was a love for the art that was hip-hop. Creativity and innovation were its cornerstone.

We had mad love fo’ it. It was our baby, constantly growing. And, we loved that fact that it was maturing, but our child has lost its way. Maybe it’s our fault – NEGLECT. Maybe it’ll come back like the prodigal son.

Is hip-hop dead?

Savior Sol…Revolution for Retail…”Quality at any cost”.

Hocus Pocus Magic Is here

2008-02-05T12:52:00.000-08:00

It is about that time again fashion people. When we embark on something so profound as the Magic show Vegas 08. I can't wait and see what companies have to offer. Streetwear this year has really took on a style of itz on own. I think the market is wide open for more new and Fresh companies. So until Than SaviorSol...................................

Savior Style

2008-02-04T23:18:00.000-08:00

Now i must admit i haven't seen something this fresh in a long time. These watches created by Matthew Waldman are so fresh and innovate that I have to grab one. I don't have to wear the bling no more to be the illest in the place. So go and check these watches out http://www.nooka.com/ and Savior Style................................

Savior Vote

2008-02-04T23:11:00.000-08:00

You broke, you tired, the bank sold your house so now you're not the owner. Your child is dead with a USA flag across his head, I won't pity you. You weren't in line VOTING like I told you to.

Today is Super Tuesday people please get out and vote. Please let your voice be heard. It is time for Americans to make a change.......................

“We know Dope?”

2007-10-21T18:54:00.000-07:00

In recent events we have noticed that more and more athletes have been caught using steroids. What happened to having your hard work pay off? I can’t feel sorry for the repercussions they face. I know in this industry it is very competitive to be the best, this is even true fashion. Why cry now when you have been caught? You weren’t crying when you were winning or at the top of your game.

Lost Children

2007-10-14T18:18:00.000-07:00

When will it stop? Children killing children I never would have thought there would come a day when children would be bringing guns to school. When I was a child the most I heard of youth violence was a fight. This has to stop we have the power as designers, rappers, and musicians to make a stand and change. How many more children have to die before we take the guns off the street?Everyday we lose the battle in this City of Gods.

Money money Money

2007-10-14T11:51:00.000-07:00

Is it all about the money? What happened to true creative people...When we didn’t care about the dollar amount it was about the expression. It is true we all have to eat and live but at what cost will you sell your Sol for the status. I challenge you to look in the mirror and say that money doesn’t run me that I will stay creative and move people or just have us do it...SaviorSol

Up Up and away

2007-10-13T18:27:00.000-07:00

SaviorSol are urban crime-fighters that have come to protect the consumer from evildoers. SaviorSol doesn't make trends, it escapes them. It’s immune to wack companies that try to feed America's youth rubbish. The campaign is in your face and SaviorSol will not be stopped…So don't be fooled. Saviorsol is run by a renegade group of marauders that will come in the night and rid urban Americans of the Fashion lame and stop the evil industries. So stand up or die you know who you are.

INTRODUCING SAVIOR SOL

2007-10-13T15:36:00.001-07:00

A successful brand must permeate the core of its target consumer’s lifestyle. Savior Sol is a collectible clothing line and lifestyle brand created for fashion enthusiasts and consumers who possess an artistic edge. The line will tastefully incorporate various logos and graphics in a manner that doesn’t give the consumer the feeling that they are wearing a promotional item, but rather a progressive, cutting edge brand. Savior Sol will establish and enhance it’s relevancy in popular culture and embed the brand in cultural spheres in a way that is irreversible and lasting. By blending the concepts of collectible clothing with underground art culture Savior Sol a line of clothes that targets its core demographic as well as appeal to a broad range of people such as downtown hipsters and to mainstream youth.