In theaters February 16th 2012
Montreal - Tribute to Live The Language
Montreal Metro Magnets/Aimants
The Montréal Métro is receiving the same love from Spacing as Toronto’s subway stations. You can purchase a set of 25 one-inch magnets that replicate the unique tile designs and public art installations found within Montréal’s Métro system.
If you don’t want to buy the full set you can buy individual magnets by selecting the station (the individual magnets are below the main package).
The stations in this special edition set are: Atwater, Beaubien, Berri, Bonaventure, Champs-de-Mars, Concordia, Georges-Vanier, Jean Deapeau, Jean-Talon, Laurier, Lionel-Groulx, Lucien-L’Allier, McGill, Mont-Royal, Peel, Place-D’Armes, Place-Des-Arts, Place-St-Henri,Rosemont, Saint-Laurent, Sherbrooke, Snowdon, Square-Victoria, Vendôme, and Villa Marie.
Made in China | Rapha
Rapha comes clean. If you are going to manufacture in China, be upfront about it. Too many companies hide behind deceptive marketing, regardless of country of manufacture.
Very interesting read. For all the Rapha bashing I hear & read, it is refreshing to see a ‘brand’ not hiding..
Case in point, all those “Made in Italy” or “Made in Japan” luxury brands have more than 50% of the production “Made in China”, yet they do not mention or pass on the benefits.
A while back Monocle interviewed E. Zegna - look for it in the archives - interestingly it was reenforced that the buyer should only know that it is made by E. Zegna, regardless of where it was made as the E. Zegna label should be good enough.
I’ve created an “Ice Fishing” set on Svpply. Gearing up for next trip.
The next step up from Threadless and Timbuk2? Converse allows users to create and sell their own sneakers. Bringing mass market consumer/brand collaborations to the next level.







