BLESS

This series of Veilshirt are all one of a kind. The bodies are varying plaids, and the "veil" is textile printed with the faces of many Bless collaborators and friends over the years. Not only does this part create a shawl-like effect, a light foam element is inserted in the rear "V" point that may be worn as a visor. Unisex.

Please note: this item is offered in two sizes only, S and L. 

Bless has digitally printed holiday photos on this lovely swimsuit. Crossback straps, straight across the chest, with a higher (but not too high) cut leg.

Four distinct textiles make up this t-shirt. The body is one of Bless's holiday images in an ultralight cotton, one sleeve in their archival check print, one sleeve in a black mesh, and the back in a chevron eyelet. One of a kind. Unisex.

Four distinct textiles make up this t-shirt. The body is one of Bless's garden images in an ultralight cotton, one sleeve in mesh, another sleeve in a different garden print, and the back in a semi-sheer floral lace. One of a kind. Unisex. Available in Small and Large only.

An update on the multi-logotypes sweatshirt from this ongoing series, this time in an oversized sweatjacket-cardigan-sweater. Two front pockets. Unisex. Logotypes by Manuel Raeder. Unisex.

An update on the multi-logotypes sweatshirt from this ongoing series. A front pocket, and, oh yeah, velvet straps and open shoulders. Side slits. Logotypes by Manuel Raeder. Unisex.

New, and updated, series III version. A practical addition to the Bless canon, the first sweatshirt from this series, containing multitudes of collection titles. In their various types. For the Bless enthusiast, for sure. Logotypes by Manuel Raeder. Unisex.

New, and updated, series III version. A practical addition to the Bless canon, it's a t-shirt that contains the multitudes of collection titles. In their various types. For the Bless enthusiast, for sure. Logotypes by Manuel Raeder. Unisex.

New in their series of domestic objects, linens, curtains, examinations of home and travel and friendships and work life and how it all comes together to bring comfort and memories to bear, even as time marches relentlessly forward. This set is two panels, image taken on holiday in Marseille, France. A view out the window on to another world, a new way of dreaming. The bottoms are weighted, good for either draping or a nice, even hang. 

This one has been around for a while, but still a very rare find. Seatpadding is a domestic object that addresses the dilemma of dreary, but sometimes necessary plastic furniture. Take the humble patio chair, which is fairly standard in its measurements, and quite upsetting to look at while it's naked. Take instead this seat covering, which is anything but humble; it's in fact exceedingly clever, cool, and unexpected. Everything you would want in a great house guest. It's two layers of fabric—printed cotton in pedestrian brick motif, with a custom woven tapestry on the other side. In between is upholstery padding in three distinct sections (seat, back, head), providing structure, shape, and maximum comfort to an object that normally offers not much but pain. One could conceivably toss this cover on any number of chair-like manifestations and be successful. Reversible.

NEW AND IMPROVED!: A collaboration with Stand Up Comedy as part of its No. 46 Contemporary Remediation collection. Inspired by the stellar costume design in Adrian Lyne's Indecent Proposal (1993), specifically the iconic bag/pack worn by Demi Moore. It is only through the production of this piece that our near life-long, and thoroughly unhealthy obsession with the original, has ceased. Thank you, BLESS!

This bag is something of a cross between apron, backpack, and utility vest. Adjustable canvas straps, large, lined, double pockets—separate interior and exterior, Riri zips. Its success lies in the balance—literally, as an object that distributes weight and proportion with perfect harmony; conceptually, as a commodity that appears both useless and useful, is fanciful and practical, that reflects both a nostalgic moment and an innovative hypothesis. Unisex.

Measurements (taken lying flat):
Width (open, bottom hem from left to right ends): 44"
Strap length: 30" longest; 15.5" shortest

A collaboration with Stand Up Comedy as part of its No. 46 Contemporary Remediation collection. Inspired by the stellar costume design in Adrian Lyne's Indecent Proposal (1993), specifically the iconic bag/pack worn by Demi Moore. It is only through the production of this piece that our near life-long, and thoroughly unhealthy obsession with the original, has ceased. Thank you, BLESS!

This bag is something of a cross between apron, backpack, and utility vest. Adjustable canvas straps, large, lined, double pockets—separate interior and exterior, Riri zips. Its success lies in the balance—literally, as an object that distributes weight and proportion with perfect harmony; conceptually, as a commodity that appears both useless and useful, is fanciful and practical, that reflects both a nostalgic moment and an innovative hypothesis. Unisex.

Measurements (taken lying flat):
Width (open, bottom hem from left to right ends): 44"
Strap length: 30" longest; 15.5" shortest

Not a rock. Not a blob. A climbingstonebottleopener. Made from synthetic resin in an astonishing replication of real stone. Works very well. With a hole for hanging.

Bless's classic belt, hand-cut leather, with holes all along the length for universal fit. From their No 18 Allwear collection. 1 1/8” width, 46" long. Unisex.

One of their first objects. Form, language, style. Reissued in a special color. Hang it on the wall, keep it on your desk.