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It works as a jacket, overcoat, sweatshirt, or cardigan of sorts. A jack of all trades piece but weird, it's made from thick cotton fleece with attached asymmetric scarf worked as the collar detail. Unisex.

It works as a jacket, overcoat, sweatshirt, or cardigan of sorts. A jack of all trades piece but weird, it's made from thick cotton fleece with attached asymmetric scarf worked as the collar detail. Unisex.

Plug in lamp with hand-decorated cord. Small wooden beads are macramed around the electrical cord. With grounded (3-prong) plug, on/off switch. Made for US outlets; European outlets require adapter. Bulb not included. 15' 5" long.

Plug in lamp with hand-decorated cord. Lurex fringes in metallic gold that are approximately 1.25" long. With grounded (3-prong) plug, on/off switch. Made for US outlets; European outlets require adapter. Bulb not included. 15' 5" long.

Plug in lamp with hand-decorated cord. Elastic and beaded fringe with colorful beads that are approximately 1" long. With grounded (3-prong) plug, on/off switch. Made for US outlets; European outlets require adapter. Bulb not included. 15' 5" long.

Knee sock with knitted and crocheted pattern, indigo dyed. Unisex.

A Stand Up Comedy exclusive. This crewneck sweater features graphite green colored yarn and alternating blue and pink wooden beads at the elbows. Unisex.

This modified shawl-collared cardigan features an oyster colored yarn and olive colored wooden beads at the elbows. Horn buttons. Unisex.

What is this postmodern pastiche and why is it so desireable?  Bless reworks vintage Levi's, this time with a spin on the uber casual sweatpant. But the front of the sweats are highly pleated, for a more tailored feel. These are offered in two sizes only, S and L, with the idea that the fit could be form fitting or loose according to one's body type. Wear them high and cinched, or low and loose.

Bless reworks vintage Levi's in this duo-tone series. These are available in one size, with the idea that the fit could be form fitting or loose according to one's body type. Wear them high and cinched, or low and loose.

Bless reworks vintage Levi's in this duo-tone series. These are available in one size, with the idea that the fit could be form fitting or loose according to one's body type. Wear them high and cinched, or low and loose. 

Another classic, this time their iconic tote bag, in half canvas/half leather. One side soft, one side hard. In addition to main compartment, one more large slip pocket to keep some things more protected. 16" h x 12" w x 6" d. 7.75" handle drop is long enough to carry by hand or over the shoulder.

Bless blows up the floral print but keeps it on black for a flattering pattern. Tank style with U-shaped back, and a modestly cut leg.

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

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

A classic Bless idea manifested in an object. This piece of leather covers a piece of bendable, shapeable metal. Shape it as a tray, a bowl, a sculpture, or whatever you like. We put keys in it on our side table, which livens up a terribly pedestrian everyday moment. 9.75" x 9.75".

One of their first objects. Form, language, style. Reissued in a special color. 

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.

Another classic. Four separate compartments. 4" h x 5.75" w.

The iconic shoe. Ribbed at the top, stitched like a sweater. Leather cord coated in a rubberized plastic outer, leather interior, plastic treated sole. Unisex.

NOTE: THIS COLOR WAY WILL BE RESTOCKED JAN 2019. TO PRE-ORDER CONTACT THE STORE.

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.

Half silver, half enameled black. Use it to close a scarf, in the hair, as a collar pin, a brooch. With attached Bless charm. 3.25" long.

Use it to close a scarf, in the hair, as a collar pin, a brooch. With attached Bless charm. 3.25" long.

All the best, bravest, weirdest, most serious, most nutty, unfashioned, thoughtful, provocative, iconoclastic, mischief-makers in the business: Cosmic Wonder, Louis Vuitton, Issey Miyake, Hermes, Limi Feu, Undercover, Dries Van Noten, Yohji Yamamoto, Irene Silvagni, Bernhard Willhelm, Junya Watanabe, Comme des Garcons, Maurizio Amadei, Alaia, Paz de la Huerta, Daniela Gregis, Sybilla, Geoffrey B. Small, Eatable of Many Orders, Sacai, Ply, Ragne Kikas, Steve Mono, Jan-Jan Van Essche, Susan Cianciolo, Koche, Bless, Oriole Cullen, Kaat Debo, Akiko Fukai, Harold Koda, Olivier Saillard, Valerie Steele, Pedro Costa, Jia Zhang-Ke, Amat Escalante, Isaki Laciest, Lisandro Alonso, Nathalia Acevedo, Lav Diaz, Moira Lang, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Mia Hansen-Love, Jonas Mekas, Todd Haynes.

Really good editorials—not advertisements—but editorials, meaning good pictures with incredible clothes that tell stories and share moods. Little stories, diaries, days in the life, and snapshots of how some of the most interesting minds making clothes are going about doing what they do. Numbered edition of 1000. This edition includes a second book, a travelogue made in the cinematographic tradition, shot by Antonio Macarro and made with director Raya Martin. The film can be downloaded at manyofthem.com

On the series:
Photographer Antonio Macarro works out of San Sebastian, Spain. His fine art and fashion work has the unique ability of acting as the essential connective thread between two worlds, without dominating the subject but leaving the personal echo of his distinct vision. His combination of sensitive light and compassionate detachment is shared by many of the designers and fashion industry personages he documents. Rather than simply photographing clothes, Macarro has linked traditions of classic portraiture with editorial focus, giving the reader a strong imprint as to the motivations and direction of the individuals profiled. Lively, thoughtful interviews and a visual analysis of thematics are indirect and satisfying.

Knee sock with crocheted pattern and contrast color block. Unisex.

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.

Don't lose your keys. This thing is too pricey to lose. Padded leather, with pvc stick. 10" long, including chain/keyring length.

Don't lose your keys. This thing is too pricey to lose. Padded leather, with pvc stick. 10" long, including chain.

Photographer Antonio Macarro works out of San Sebastian, Spain. His fine art and fashion work has the unique ability of acting as the essential connective thread between two worlds, without dominating the subject but leaving the personal echo of his distinct vision. His combination of sensitive light and compassionate detachment is shared by many of the designers and fashion industry personages he documents. Rather than simply photographing clothes, Macarro has linked traditions of classic portraiture with editorial focus, giving the reader a strong imprint as to the motivations and direction of the individuals profiled. Lively, thoughtful interviews and a visual analysis of thematics are indirect and satisfying.

All the best, bravest, weirdest, most serious, most nutty, unfashioned, thoughtful, provocative, iconoclastic, mischief-makers in the business: Cosmic Wonder, Yukinori Maeda, Comme des Garcons, Junya Watanabe, Alaia, Christophe Lemaire, Yohji Yamamoto, Susan Cianciolo, Chanel, Dries Van Noten, Yohji Yamamoto, Limi Feu, Issey Miyake, Yusuke Takahashi, Pelican Avenue, Jun Takahashi, Undercover, Final Home, Maurizio Amadei, Daniela Gregis, Paul Harnden, Geoffrey B. Small, Bernhard Willhelm, Hermes, Eatable of Many Orders, Bless, Miguel Adrover, Elein Fless, Hermes, Laetitia Benat, Gilles Clement, Raya Martin, Olivier Assayas, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Joana Preiss, Carlos Reygadas, Costa-Gavras, Michele Ray-Gavras, Nathalia Acevedo, Andres Duque, Mia Hansen-Love, Khavn De La Cruz. 

Really good editorials—not advertisements—but editorials, meaning good pictures with incredible clothes that tell stories and share moods. Little stories, diaries, days in the life, and snapshots of how some of the most interesting minds making clothes are going about doing what they do. Numbered edition of 1000.

Don't hide away unsightly, but necessary tools. With grounded (3-prong) plugs and sockets. Made for US outlets; European outlets require adapter. As glamorous as they appear. Multiplug surge protector.

Don't hide away unsightly, but necessary tools. With grounded (3-prong) plugs and sockets. Made for US outlets; European outlets require adapter. As glamorous as they appear. Multiplug surge protector.

NOTE: THIS COLOR WAY WILL BE RESTOCKED JAN 2019. TO PRE-ORDER CONTACT THE STORE.

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.

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.