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Just launched merch “Buttz” after realizing it’s 6 months into 2025 and everything I’ve worked on creatively either hasn’t dropped or isn’t cool :p
Right now it’s pay what you want + shipping. Can drop off in Brooklyn.
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@intheclosetblog on instagram and tik tok for all things fashion, pop culture, and vintage. please support me 🥲💝
Sep 29, 2024
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I heard of William Ellery through a Van Neistat youtube video (which honestly sub-rec, I’ve been pretty into his youtube recently, as someone trying to get better at being “handy”). According to William Ellery’s brand info page, a main goal is to advance the ideal that “it is vital to preserve the instinct to explore”. This comes through in a manner of really creative and interesting ways. There are “keepsake hats” with nylon mesh strapped over the logo (using a fisherman’s knot) providing a little strap-in area for keepsakes, “seatpack chairs “ fashioned out of what seems to be an inflatable dinghy, and of course the legendary wool socks, to be worn year-round. The design feels like an evolution beyond Tom Sachs, where the founder worked as a lead designer, with an oft hand-drawn logo and utilitarian materials everywhere. Each item feels very imaginitive and super cohesive, like they’re all a prop in some sequel to moonrise kingdom.
Jan 5, 2023
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A non-profit growing fruits and vegetables exclusively for underserved communities in New York that also makes fire merch to raise money. I recently got a t-shirt from their recent collabs with various clothing brands, but the coolest part about Sky High Farms is their custom merch. Each of their custom merch pieces are upcycled from vintage, thrifted clothing. Check out their custom hats, you never know what you’re gonna get, but just know you’re helping provide fresh veggies to folks who need them. If you’re not interested in merch, and just want to support them, donate here!
Oct 29, 2020
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I shot this video last night (🔗) and thought, this is actually criminal. But perfect for my first post on PI. Halloween might actually be the worst night to cook.—and with a little reflection in this post (easily straight out of a horror film.)
Next year, on October 31, I’m taking things out of my hands = party snacks, candy, maybe a couple of sandwitches. The real Halloween essentials so we don’t starve… or commit any more culinary crimes.💀
Nov 1, 2024