2011 Penguins Playoff Tee

We'd like to thank all of the Pittsburgh Penguins and the organization for making this possible. Making what possible you might ask? Putting a competitive team together year after year, the Pirates could take some notes from Ray Shero. Here is another tribute tee for the white out and yet another Stanley Cup playoff run.

New 412 Release - "Diagonally"

Back to the days when we won our first two Stanley Cups...when our jerseys were the color they were intended to be, (Black & Yellow) and our city was represented diagonally. Many of you may even remember Snoop Dogg wearing the jersey in the "Gin & Juice" video riding on the handlebars of a bike (my personal favorite memory) and of course Ronny Francis sporting it. We only did a limited run of these, so be sure to get yours. Since the Penguins don't seem to want to bring these back, we will.

Only NY Snapbacks

Early spring releases from ONLY NY. Their snapbacks set a very high bar, they are perfection. Enjoy

New Nike Spring Releases - Lunarglide +2 & Air Royal Mid Light

Fresh out of the Fed Ex truck! Some brighter colors for all of your running or Spring leisure needs. The Air Royal Mid Light is a great material as well. Spring is officially here (finally weather wise).

Welcome Back! Tanner Goods; Portland, Oregon

1.5 years of wear on the SAME belt (left) New version (right)

Hand-crafted goods produced with time tested tools and heritage techniques

"Our small team of craftsmen produce every piece by hand in our studios here in the Northwest. We utilize the same tools that have been put to work for decades manufacturing heritage leather goods, and in many cases have sought out antique equipment that produce the best results. All of our sewing is done by a heritage saddle maker who started as an apprentice in the industry in 1964. For the past 45+ years he has been honing his craft, and has been generous enough to pass along his knowledge and skill to the rest of our team." -Tanner Goods

Everything they make turns to gold. They do it the right way from old techniques handed down generation after generation. I hope you get to see a nice little bit of the process behind making these goods and think a bit more about your appearance instead of "just buying a belt". There is more to it, and here it is!