Our good friend Pat and his business associates have been working hard over this past year with their company, Chwuny. They recently released a few tees, which we carry here and sponsored an in-store event, where they gave away tons of free pretzels. Well all their work has paid off, and the magazine is now done.
Check the cover art below and the beginning of the article that was written on Made.
Steve ESPO Powers is about to open the Love Letter Tattoo Shop for a week long takeover, where the only available tattoo’s will be of Steve Powers’ art. The takeover is set up alongside ESPO’s release of the Love Letter book documenting his public art project Love Letter in Philadelphia.
The homie Yung Dulz The Champ out of Moneyland just released the video to his first single Highway. As Dulz told me, this song is for everyone that has to put it on the highway, either to eat, for family, or for loved ones. This song is for the hustle in all of us.
We are all very saddened by the devastation that has taken place in Haiti, and one of the ways that we here at Made are showing support for our brothers and sisters on the Island, is by releasing the ‘Made For Haiti’ tee.
100% of the profits will be donated to Haiti relief.
We not only want to help Haiti, but we also want to reflect on the beauty and strength that shines throughout the Haitian culture and people.
Sizes Sm-XXL, $25
Popular Haitian saying-”Men anpil chay pa lou” translates to “Many hands make the load lighter”
Taken from famous painting of Toussaint-Louverture (20 May 1743 – 8 April 1803), a leader of the Haitian Revolution.
Taken from the 1st verse of Haiti’s National Anthem
With vast sections of the Middle East marred by violence and struggle, many Westerners view the region as a chaotic, lawless land. Without delving into the West’s role in the chaos, most would agree that popular Western opinion of the Middle East is overwhelmingly negative, and often informed by what is covered in the mainstream media. While portions of the Middle East are embroiled in serious conflicts, the region is also home to some of the oldest and richest cultures in the world.
Guest curated by Mohammad Dagman, Frank Book Chapter 39 presents a unique view of the Middle East, with an emphasis on Arabic culture. Stories will range from a little-known though magnificent ancient city carved into rocks in Saudi Arabia, Arabic tags found on New York City streets, high-end auto technicians in Kuwait, professional athletes, poets, skaters, notable militants, and much more. Frank151 dived directly into the heart of the Arab world, providing a never-before-seen look into Arabic thought, art, literature, and trends.