Literally thousands of t-shirts that tilt towards the vintage-inspired, although it’s possible to get the Batman logo made over in Afflictionlike tangles, if that’s your thing. Sections include 80’s and 90’s pop culture, band shirts which make sure not to stint on the metal, fantasy and skull images (which is also where they put all the tattoo designs), superheroes, and video games which cover everything from vintage Atari to chat acronyms. Lots of stuff for kids, too, and some of the graphics pop up on hoodies as well.
Tattooed Steel12.28.2009 @ 3:58 pm UTC by lilah wild
Phix Clothing12.22.2009 @ 4:37 pm UTC by lilah wild
Cobweb Clothing12.15.2009 @ 4:37 pm UTC by lilah wild
Lady Luck Leathers12.4.2009 @ 4:39 pm UTC by lilah wild
Hipstirr Belts10.28.2009 @ 11:57 am UTC by lilah wild
Forgotten Saints L.A.7.23.2009 @ 2:47 pm UTC by lilah wild
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Graffiti, horror, pop art, and old-school ink etched onto silver metal cuffs, belt buckles, titanium rings, and military tags. The shiny little bits of canvas cover a wide range of tastes, from slices of urban landscapes to intricate mandalas, snarling comic-book demons to bursts of flowers – some of them in color. Tees, too. Thanks, 
UK purveyors of indie modernity for men and women, shot through with callbacks to mod and rocker style: beatle boots, trilby hats, military jackets, and houndstooth headscarves pop up among hoodies, skinny jeans, floral minidresses, flannel shirts, cincher belts, and loads of band tees. All to be accessorized with bright 80’s jewelry.
A catalog that gets right to the gothic point, eschewing the neutrals in favor of mesh, leopard print, fishnet, cut-outs, tie dye, the occasional paisley, and good old solid black. Versatile for layering and snazzing up a plain outfit by sheathing the limbs in a wild pattern, through tops long and shortsleeved, stockings, and fingerless gloves.
A small catalog of motorcycle wear and leather separates for men and women, bringing a Victorian/Western touch to biker gear. Snap-collared jackets are lengthened and laced up the back, collared jackets are given cowboy detailing, blazers and tailcoats take things formal. Buttondown shirts, flared pants, corsetted skirts and vests, some of it is currently sold out but you’re invited to inquire about reordering.
Pocket belts that blend elven leather with the flourishes of modern fashion. Earthtones shaped rustic and rugged are tarted up with corset lacing, tilted buckles, borders of multisized studs, and the stuff without pockets just goes off into pure 80’s metal – as do the bags, which update hobos and messengers with cargo pockets, tribal swirls, and icings of textural silver.
Located at the former storefront of Serious, this Melrose boutique carries much of the same Lip Service-heavy rocker stock, but twisted up with rugged neoVictorian biker chic from Wild Card, Shawna Hoffman, and Skingraft for all kinds of gorgeously unholy mix’n'match potential (it’s totally Guns’n'Roses meets Mad Max on the Hats page). Junker, Dax Savage, Rockin’ Bones, Angel Court, Serious Dandies, Black Market, Bootleg, S&G, Gasoline Glamour, Sweet Bird, Antiseptic’s posture collars, and Universal Studios’ Monster tees comprise the lineup, along with Forgotten Saints’ own line of tees.
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