New Colors - Steven Alan Rev. Seam Shirts
White with a thin blue and thicker grey stripe - $168. (S-XXL)
Solid midnight blue - $168. (S-XXL)
White with a thin blue and thicker grey stripe - $168. (S-XXL)
Solid midnight blue - $168. (S-XXL)
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Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Yesterday arrived the next step of our Nom de Guerre collection. All items were made in Japan of very high quality materials.
We're still expecting another shipment from them but here is what we have so far.
Black cardigan with patches on the elbows ($319).
Black hoodie (this thing is really thick and comfortable) ($382).
Grey wool M65 ($618).
Black waxed cotton raincoat ($680).

Heavy and long black belted shawl collar coat ($898).

Three styles of scarves (one is not pictured.) The black ($218) is a beautiful perforated looking knit. The blue plaid woven cotton has a permanent crinkle ($158). The one not shown is just like the blue scarf only green and about the size of a small blanket ($238); it can be worn in a pretty endless amount of configurations.
Raw selvage jeans ($304). Somewhat slim but with a more vintage cut. Higher rise than most cuts being put out nowadays, approximately 20cm (across) hem, back pocket rivets, coin pocket selvage, etc. These are really great. In this picture they are being worn with APC crepe sole boots ($320).
With our next shipment we are expecting more styles of jeans, Buzz Rickson MA-1s, and more.
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Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Blackbird is looking for men interested in modeling clothing in either fashion shows or photo advertisements for our store. Models are compensated with a generous discount at the store.
Please send an email containing your measurements, availability and a photo of yourself to helloblackbird@gmail.com.
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Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Last week we received our latest shipment from APC. Included with this shipment were black trenchcoats, black cotton/cashmere blend V-neck sweater and sweater vests, grey wool (with cotton lining) zip/button sweaters, matching black wool pant/jackets, taupe M65s (as well as a restock of our black ones.), black poplin-collar shirts, and candles.
We were all very excited about all of it and to show our excitement we thought we would share some pictures.
APC zip/button sweater worn with an APC button-up underneath. ($334)
APC M65 ($320) with an APC scarf ($110).
The candles which are currently stinking up our store in the absolute best way possible come in the following scents: jasmin, tumbac, orange blossom, and fig. Lovely, lovely. ($35)
APC wool jacket ($445), wool pants ($195), and leather boots ($390).

These are not a new arrival but we still have two styles of APC boots available. The first picture is a slimmer model with leather sole and zipper in the back. The second is a softer leather with crepe sole and side zipper ($320).
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tyler
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Tuesday, October 31, 2006
This man broke the worlds record for the most t-shirts worn at the same time.
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Monday, October 30, 2006
All remaining Fall Modern Amusement 25%*. This includes the shoes and socks but not the sunglasses.
Most Fall Trovata has been marked down 25%*. The new Holiday collection is en route.
*Off the original retail price.
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Thursday, October 26, 2006
Wear these unisex fragrances alone; layered or partnered (I wear one you wear one) to create new scents like mojito (rum and lime).
Rum Tonic
Lime Tonic
Synthisized Musk
Sythisized Lotus Root
$45 ea.
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Thursday, October 26, 2006
Sometimes I have the feeling that Cory O'Malley at Productdose.com is stalking me. Nearly half of his clothing posts are items carried at Blackbird. Here are the latest.
Original Penguin Bedlem Jacket ($295)
Trovata Old Towne Long Sleeve Polo
Modern Amusement Modern Bomber ($230)
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Friday, October 20, 2006
Who is Matt Gordon? Watch the video.
We've received two new styles of his ever popular little kid freakshow style graphic t-shirts for RVCA ($32).
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Friday, October 20, 2006





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Thursday, October 19, 2006