Fang backpack image courtesy Yue

Given how immensely popular the Yue items were, we went ahead and submitted a re-order for the Pocket Backpack and a new order for the Fang Backpack. We’re allowing people to pre-order since we don’t anticipate receiving the backpacks until the end of February or the beginning of March. Our re-order is small so if you missed them the first time make sure you don’t miss out this time. (Note: the cost to produce the backpacks has risen since our initial order last year) Once you place the pre-order, the backpack will be reserved for you and shipped to you as soon as it arrives.

Image courtesy Ketzali

Our Ketzali scarves also proved very popular so we placed another order. We’ll be getting a few more of the Xajoj Stripes Scarf in, plus four brand new scarves (sneak peek above). We expect to get them in sometime this week so be looking for them next Monday. Have a great week everyone!

This week we welcome some pretty awesome raw leather accessories from Yue, designed by Sarah Chow, who also collaborated with Ritchie of Triple-Major on Project White T-shirt. I’ve been a huge fan of raw and vegetable tanned leather for ages and these bags are made from some really beautiful hides. Also, in case you missed it last week, we’ve added All for the Mountain, Correll Correll, Dusen Dusen, FAUX/real, Laura Lombardi, Mary Meyer, Miss Alice, Nettie Kent, Osei-Duro, Rachel Comey, reid.dammit, Swedish Hasbeens, and Upstate to the Sale page

Happy 2012 everyone! I hope everyone managed to fill the holiday season with good food, R&R, and friends. The Shop is kicking off the new year with new arrivals from Erin Considine. We’ll be getting a few other items in this month too, and we’re really looking forward to our upcoming spring arrivals. In the meantime, check out Erin’s latest and our sale page

Why yes, yes I am on a tan kick. Looking at my Wear Board on pinterest lately it’s become pretty obvious I’ve a fixation. I think it has something to do with trying to add a little visual warmth to the supremely uninspiring lack of colour in the winter landscape. Whatever the unconscious reason, I’m liking it