Last week, the full Archival team converged in NYC for (capsule). Despite arctic conditions, we had a great time showing our bags, scouting new brands and checking in with old friends. Here are a few snaps from the show. If you missed us in NYC, we’ll be exhibiting at (capsule) Las Vegas in two weeks. …
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Archival field trip – (capsule) NYC
Archival is in New York for (capsule) this week. Nicole and I/Lesli spent the Saturday before the show checking in on a few favorite shopping haunts. Our best find of the day was a navy duck, Engineered Garments Service Coat (half off at Nepenthes). Winter seems to be the time for sample sales and generous store …
Archival Field Trip – Project NYC
If you’re in NYC for market week, drop by and visit Archival at Project. We’ll be participating in MADE by PROJECT, a pop-up concept comprised of some of our favorite heritage brands creating products on the floor. While I won’t be hammering grommets or bartacking web belts, I will be wandering the show taking …
Archival Fieldtrip – NYC/Brooklyn
Snap views of my recent visit to NYC/Brooklyn. Wages of Fear – best film I’ve seen in ages. If you live in NYC, you should be at the movies right now. Kiosk – home of Reference Library’s famous Steele tote in black. 45 rpm Goose Barnacle – Brooklyn Stuart & Wright Hickorees -Brooklyn Bridgestone MB-1 …
Archival NYC
Armando Negron, owner, Upland Trading Co (199x?) I’m heading to New York for a quick visit with friends. In addition, I’ll be scouting a few favorite shops and taking in archival entertainments at Film Forum, at The Oak Room and on Broadway. Alas, not on my agenda will be a visit to the Upland Trading …
Archival Announcement: Pop Up Flea Appearance
There’s a Pop Up Flea in Nolita this weekend, and we will be there! Come by on Friday or Saturday and see what’s new at Archival Clothing. Meet Tom, the designer of our bags, and share your feedback. This is an exciting event because many of the best purveyors of heritage menswear are participating. Although …
Archival Field Trip: NYC/Brooklyn (Pt 2)
Back in Eugene, I’m fast forwarding through some more snapshots from our recent trip to NYC. If you live in NYC, you should be watching a movie nearly every night. No excuses. During our trip, we were able to catch a screening of Frederick Wiseman‘s new documentary, Boxing Gym. In a future post, we will …