Hard Part....

For those that don't understand the the name .. a hard part is when you carve the part with the straight razor.. see more pict of this cut on the "my work" tab.  book your appointment today!!....Tradicionalista!!

AONO!!

The long awaited package came in today from the UK.. courtesy of Paul Hewitt and AONO Street wear  an "RTD" original check em out at http://aono.bigcartel.com

Cut or Shave??💈

My set up has always been the same and it will be 20yrs in feb.. can you belive that ? I really don't know how to work if is not organized and keeping the highest sanitation standards.you should come and experice it!!

Basic and a Trendy Cuts,Good Straight Razor Shaves,Great Service.. Always TRADICIONALISTA!!

now tell me this ain't cool?

THEGOODLIFE! X GOOD WOOD SELECT LIMITED EDITION 
DOMINOES/DOMINO TABLE (VIDEo)

TheGoodLife! and Good Wood Select present their limited edition dominoes and domino table. Hand-made in Brooklyn, NY. Dominoes are full weight (1oz) with copper spinner and handpainted detailing. Each domino also features a TheGoodLife! logo and come in a custom wood box with false bottom storage for scorebook, pen, and miscellaneous game enhancers. The table features a moveable domino playing surface with TheGoodLife! logo inlay, domino holders, full-size drink holders (fits any pint/wine glass), collapsible, removable legs and a flip side chess/checkers board.
via:http://imfmag.com

Cyclepedia for Ipad.. had to share it... get educated

“A fully interactive collection of 100 bicycles that changed cycling history – and not always for the better! From the suitcase-sized Skoot to the Olympic Gold medal-winning Lotus Sport 110, every bicycle is displayed in stunning clarity and technical detail. 360º spins and 20 times magnification of each component allows you to compare and appreciate all the elements of this rich celebration of cycling culture, innovation and design.

Selected from Michael Embacher’s unique collection of over two hundred bicycles, CYCLEPEDIA recounts each one’s fascinating story. It also includes video clips, original brochures, contemporary advertising, engineering drawings, rare stills and links to manufacturers’ sites.

Whether you are a Lycra-clad fanatic or just interested in the evolution of cycling and bicycle design, this is an app to treasure.”

                          Via: http://www.highsnobiety.com/