Black Friday Sale ~ 11/27

Friday, November 27th

10:00am ~ 7:00pm*

{ 25% off regular priced men's & women's clothing** }

*Note: Extended hours.

**In-store only. Sale excludes online store.

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KEYS N KRATES - Re-Mixing 101 by Keys N Krates

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For the second time, Michael Williams (ACL) & Co. bring to you The Pop-Up Flea. The surgically edited modern day makers' mart boasts "quality handsome goods" provided by The Hill-Side, Billykirk, Mister Mort, J. Crew, Jack Spade & more. The boys at Hickoree's Hard Goods are also co-hosting the "Official Pop Up Flea After-Party" at the Ace Hotel (29th & Broadway) on Saturday night, alongside A Continuos Lean, Tanner Goods, Epaulet, and Tellason. Only in New York, chambray jungle where dreams are made of.

Pop Up Flea
Openhouse Gallery
201 Mulberry Street (btw Spring & Kenmare)

Friday November 20th: 3pm - 9pm
Saturday the 21st: 11am - 7pm
Sunday the 22nd: 11am - 6pm

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All Tomorrow's Parties [12/01 @ 8:00pm & 11:00pm, The Cinefamily]
Ever wonder what summer camp with Nick Cave, Daniel Johnston and Iggy Pop would feel like? The kaleidoscopic All Tomorrow’s Parties is a headlong plunge into the transatlantic music festival of the same name, in which an out-of-season holiday camp on the coast of England is transmogrified into a swirling combination of cutting-edge music, crazy golf and chalet-living, all curated by a single band or artist. A riotous romp through the festival's past several years, the film's got live performances from a ridiculous amount of great bands both new and old: Sonic Youth, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Gossip, Mogwai, GZA, Iggy and the Stooges, Slint, Animal Collective, Grizzly Bear, Belle and Sebastian, Patti Smith, Battles, Grinderman (featuring Nick Cave), Portishead and more. In the spirit of the fest, All Tomorrow's Parties is also a bursting bricolage originating from the found or contributed HD, Super-8, camcorder and mobile phone footage of over two hundred filmmakers, with key sequences from co-director Jonathan Caouette (Tarnation). And did we mention that there will be splitscreens? All great concert films deserve a few splitscreens.

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The staff at Valet Magazine have written a great piece on Apolis Activism, examining the independent, L.A.-based menswear label's commitment to sustainable development partnerships and initiatives. Click on the image, above, to read the entire write up on Valet's site.