New Product

Fall is, in short, falling upon us. What better way to ring in Autumn than with some new shirts from [ 2 one 5 ]? That’s right. There is no better way. Have a look see at what we’ve been up to. We’ve definitely been showing you a lot today. You can thank us later. With alcohol. Anyway, visit our online store to make a purchase.

This t-shirt may feature a bright cactus color in the front gradient graphic and the back print, but it’s not going to prick you. Instead, it’s more like jumping in between the cozy sheets of a soft bed on a nippy winter night after you’ve downed a few glasses of brandy. OK, so it might not be like that, but it’s still better than having your significant other (or worse, your mom) picking cactus prickers out of your fleshy ass.

Most people think ladies like things such as puppies, make-up, soap operas, and cooking. Not us. [ 2 one 5 ] knows better, and we’re proud to announce the first piece of our women’s line. This t-shirt features our famous gradient bridge that slides from aqua to magenta, adding a rich flavor to the lady who can move from sneaker to stilettos and not trip. Slip one on and make all the boys drool.

Now, here’s the first two t-shirts of our Peace Collection:

Peace may not be forgotten, but it’s still long overdue. [ 2 one 5 ] has set out to change that. A collaboration with Peace and Love, this t-shirt re-examines the same question posed by Eric B. and Rakim back in 1987. It’s now twenty-years since then, and not much has changed. Things have actually gotten worse. Wear a bold statement across your chest for everyone to read, and let’s all make a change.

It’s time to take the guns off the streets and smash the system with love and understanding. Let the neo-hippie in you dance in an open field of wildflowers with the second installment of [ 2 one 5 ]’s Peace Collection. Lit up with modified Day-Glo colors, this t-shirt puts you in touch with nature while shouting out loud with the voice of change. So, throw this on, grab onto a tree, and hug it until all is well with the world and your parents get a little worried. ***This will be available in our online store soon.
Also, if online shopping creeps you out because your afraid of identity theft or something (our webstore is 100% secure.), you can visit find us at these stores: Agent Aloha, Omoi, Out of Time, or 802.

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New Flicks

In case you didn’t know, besides being t-shirt slingers, advertising makers, and all around cool guys/gals, we put out a yearly magazine. It’s called Living Proof.

So, as October draws nearer, that can only mean one thing: the second issue of Living Proof Magazine will be stumbling its way into boutiques across the country. You might ask, “Hey, Living Proof, what are you guys up to for the second issue? What can I expect?” Well, we aren’t telling you. If you’re the guessing type, perhaps you’d like to take a look at some of the “behind the scenes” pictures from a photo shoot we had for it. What’s that? You would like to take a look? Fine. Here you go: www.flickr.com/photos/2one5ntwrk

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Rhyming Slang

Here’s an interesting concept from New Era. They’re releasing a series of hats featuring various phrases that are a part of Cockney Rhyming Slang. If you’re not familiar, click that link. It’s a little hard to explain. Basically, it uses phrases that rhyme with words to be used instead of that word. Just click that link, they do a much better job of explaining it than I can. Anyway, these hats are available  at the European part of the New Era website and at their flagship store in London, or LDN, if you’re highly text savvy or a Lily Allen fan.

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Reading Material

Lodown, Juxtapoz, Anthem, Shore Life

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Reverse Jam

I’ve never been a big fan of Reebok. But, I have to give them a little credit for rereleasing the Reverse Jam. This sneaker was featured in White Men Can’t Jump, an now all those people who love sneakers with bright colors can bask in the late 80s/early nineties neoness of these sneakers. Let’s face it though, White Men Can’t Jump really wasn’t a good movie. It was kind of cool if you were a 10 year old suburbanite and into basketball somewhat just because your dad put up a hoop at the end of the driveway.

Via Complex

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