men's blazer with silkscreened designs

[mattceez]

Greetings y'all..

So I'm stuck in Sacramento right now, and this city lacks.. well, alot.

Anyhow, I'm looking for a blazer with some silkscreen designs on it..

any suggestions?

also any suggestions of any online retailers?

Thanks in advance.

[giantreptile]

get one from a thrift store, and experiment on it yourself! silkscreening is actually quite easy.

[triniboy27]

Urban Outfitters normally carries blazers w/ prints on em...can't say for sure if they're silkscreened or not...

[mattceez]

thanks for the replies so far.

any suggestions on designers/brands?

[stickykrylon]

suggestion - don't where a blazer with any silk screening on it. one word - TIRED.

p.s. libertine is overrated.

dig.

[Corbin Law]

just get a regular blazer, they are meant to be simple and constant, just get a nice one from the kids department at GAP

chwa?

[futureofstyle]

Steven Vintage seems to be the main guy crankin those out..

Caffeine is coming out with some too

Hi i'm just your average newbie chillin on supertalk!

[Rockn]

Grn Apple Tree has something like that

grnappletree.com or digitalgravel.com

[Serge d Nimes]

Don't do it!

Carpe Denim!

[Circa]

This look is played beyond belief. The days of the over the de-constructed blazer w/ screening (a la Libertine et al) has truly gone the way of the jackass (a la Usher et al).

For the original and overpriced try: Libertine

For cheaper copycats try: Artine, Triple five soul, Oligarchy, Seven Eighty & Shared

Edited by Circa on Aug 8, 2005 at 11:46 PM

[hifashion]

http://www.shmackclothing.com/gallery.html

I ran across this site a while back

[Iambic Pentameter]

yeah I think that look is really lame. I'd go with a genuine blazer, and wear it proper.

[fashioneditornyc]

I disagree that the look is lame and played. It depends on the blazer and the silkscreen design. Steve Vintage puts out all one of a kind silkscreened blazers. It is like artwork on clothing, making each piece unique. I would recommend this brand since it is always proving to be fresh and new. Also, it is quite affordable. I don't know where you can buy it in Cali, but I know you can pick one up on Broadway in NYC. Also, they also becoming highly collectible in Japan, and I know for a fact that this line is going to be featured in October's issue of WARP.

www.stevevintage.com

[theREPORTER]

^ Rekon ShopGal?

The look is way played sorry...

Have a great day, Seacrest out!

[themdouble]

^ LOL completely

-Dub

[thomas_highstreet]

quite possibly the shitest marriage of print-to-textile ever.

absolutely shite.

[CL]

pair it with a trucker cap and run the other way...........please.

[Circa]

Quote:

I disagree that the look is lame and played. It depends on the blazer and the silkscreen design. Steve Vintage puts out all one of a kind silkscreened blazers. It is like artwork on clothing, making each piece unique. I would recommend this brand since it is always proving to be fresh and new. Also, it is quite affordable. I don't know where you can buy it in Cali, but I know you can pick one up on Broadway in NYC. Also, they also becoming highly collectible in Japan, and I know for a fact that this line is going to be featured in October's issue of WARP.

www.stevevintage.com

--- Original message by fashioneditornyc on Aug 14, 2005 08:26 AM

That's funny. I mention Usher (and his overdone-ass blazers) and the site you post has a pic of him w/ J. Foxx.

Sorry, IMO the pieces on that site are a tad weak, even in comparison to Artine (Artine itself being a very pale shite-hole copy of Libertine).