READ: T-world Journal

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T-world: The Journal of T-Shirt Culture is the only publication of its kind...in the world (and has been since 2005). Though the official website only offers a short video, T-world's Facebook and Vimeo pages fortunately provide a little bit more info. Based in Australia, the company works "to be proactive in promoting T-shirt labels and artists across the globe." T-world publishes biannually and can be purchased here. It's a t-shirt aficionado's fantasy and worth checking out for anyone with an interest in design and typography.

Below, watch their video featuring some of New York City's most value t-shirt connoisseurs:


T-world 7: New York tee-ser from T-world on Vimeo.

STYLE PEEPING: Soho, NY

Being based in the best-dressed neighborhood in Manhattan definitely has its advantages. In Soho, inspiration is ever-flowing. Store owner and resident photographer, Glen Gosling took to the streets and found quite a few stylish individuals roaming the city. 

A couple that wears cropped pants together, stays together. The denim-on-denim is a plus.

See more after the jump!

Aging Fiercely

If you haven't heard,  Advanced Style, a blog featuring "stylish and creative older folks," is in the process of becoming a documentary. The creator, Ari Seth Cohen focuses on New York City's over-60 set, proving that often, great style comes with age and experience.

To help make this film become a reality, donate (the goal's already been surpassed but it couldn't hurt, right?). Otherwise, keep following these inspiring older women and men on the Advanced Style blog.

Hump Day Musings

Fjallraven street style photographed by Phil Oh of StreetPeeper

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WATCH: An Interview with Hope's Ann Ringstrand and Stefan Soderberg

Shhh... Don't tell the other brands, but Swedish design house Hope is undoubtedly one of favorite brands here at Flying A. Their slightly avant-garde pieces are often unexpected yet totally wearable. And we love them even more for their interest in socially conscious clothing. Get the background story on how they got their start with utilitarian outerwear in the video above.

Shop Hope products here.