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the 7115 by szeki chunky v-neck is a supremely soft sweater with bracelet length sleeves, dropped shoulders and a subtle cropped fit. drapes elegantly off the body. a beautiful base layer for the winter.
the chunky v-neck is made of 31% yak + 31% alpaca + 22% recycled nylon + 16% rws extrafine merino wool. it runs true to size. we recommend gentle wash + lay flat to dry.
7115 by szeki garments are ethically-made in small batch in guangzhou city and dongguan, china.
features a relaxed and slightly oversized fit with drop shoulders. we recommend taking your normal size. the length is measured from the center front to the bottom hem.
- xsmall – bust: 54”, sleeves: 27.5”, length: 20.5”
- small – bust: 56”, sleeves: 28”, length: 21”
- medium – bust: 58”, sleeves: 28.5”, length: 21.5”
- large – bust: 60”, sleeves: 29”, length: 22”
julie is 5’9” and wearing a large
inspired by the by-gone era of office supplies, this uniquely monochromatic memo pad by brass monkey is made with dyed paper (color all the way through...fancy) and features a glued top edge for easily tearing off pages. it's perfect for leaving messages for your roommate who seriously just needs to get a freaking secretary already.
- features a vintage-inspired design on dyed paper (aka: the actual paper itself is pink).
- includes 75 pages (of the same design).
- bound to a rigid chipboard backer, so it's, like, rigid.
- pad measures 3.5" wide by 5.5" tall.
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it's a pad of paper, what more do you want to know?
you could say that this cloth-bound mini daily planner by brass monkey is undated...but you'd really be selling it short. it's more like..."un-yeared." see, they did all of the hard work for you. they've already put in all of the dates, the fixed holidays, and tons of extra stuff like daily random holidays (it was work like a dog day when we wrote this, ironically), celebrity birthdays, and other bits of trivia. with knowledge like this, you'll be the life of the party that you probably didn't want to go to in the first place. all you have to do is fill in the year, and what day of the week each day is on. simple. so if you want, you can buy this planner today and still procrastinate actually using it until 2054...live your life.
- inspired by vintage library books. You remember what those are, right?
- features a cloth bound cover with embossed "hidden agenda" artwork
- filled with 366 days (208 pages) of random holidays, trivia, and humor.
in this version of brass monkey's daily planner series, each day gets a full page of real estate. it’s the perfect combination of a planner, journal, and that weird friend that knows the most random facts imaginable. sure, it’s technically undated–but really, it’s more like 'un-yeared.’ see, they did all the hard work for you. they already put in all the dates, the fixed holidays, and tons of extra stuff like daily random holidays, celebrity birthdays, and other bits of trivia. just mark what day of the week it is, and you’re ready to go.
this planner features a cloth bound cover with embossed black foil artwork, an attached ribbon bookmark and 436 pages filled with important information like celebrity birthdays and random artwork. with space for the date, national holiday of the day, events by the hour, and a square grid for additional notes, this planner will help you become the best part time adult you can be.
dimensions: 5.1 x 7.5 x 1.3 in (13 x 19.1 x 3.3 cm)
camo, by photographer thandiwe muriu, is the first publication to chronicle the work of this international artist, celebrating the vibrant portraits she creates that combine cultural textiles and beauty ideologies. muriu takes us on a colorful, reflective journey through her world as a woman living in modern kenya as she reinterprets contemporary african portraiture. as the sole woman operating in the male-dominated advertising photography industry in kenya, thandiwe muriu has repeatedly confronted questions around the role of women in society, the place of tradition, and her own self-perception. these experiences inspired her personal project of cultural reflection: the Camo series.
what does it mean to be vulnerable and defiant at the same time? in deeply grateful and entirely unsatisfied, author and artist amanda happé poses this question with disarming honesty and humor. her colorful marker drawings and quirky hand-lettered sentiments offer an idiosyncratic take on life's challenges, reminding the reader that "you are the sign you've been waiting for." brimming with compassion, empathy, and a healthy dose of sarcasm, deeply grateful and entirely unsatisfied is, in happé's own words, "so good it's odd."