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  • 2 Wheelers Magazine
    A magazine all about the people who race, build, live on 2 wheels. A5 size, text in English.
  • 2nd Magazine
  • Accoutrements
    For over 25 years Accoutrements have provided the world with amazing products that provoke, challenge and entertain. From the Zombie finger puppets to the Cupcake Bandages - Accoutrements create things that people need to have!
  • Albinsson & Sjöberg F...
  • Alpha Industries Inc.
    Alpha Industries is a global enterprise dedicated to manufacturing and selling military-inspired fashion at the highest quality level. once the premier supplier of jackets to the US Department of Defense; today the leader in cutting-edge fashion. From flight decks to civilian sidewalks, Alpha stands on the frontlines of quality and fashion.
  • Alstermo Bruk
  • Ambiguous
    The story of Ambiguous started in the mid 90’s as with the simple idea of “How to make a living doing something that makes you happy”. In this case, making clothing your friends want to wear. All their friends seemed to either be Artists, Musicians, Skateboarders, Snowboarders or Surfers. So that’s what they based the company on.
  • American College
  • American crew
    American Crew is more than just a lifestyle brand or a salon supplier. It's a landmark in the history of men's grooming.
  • American Greaser Supp...
    American Greaser Supply started in a kitchen in Kansas in the mid-90's. Their pomade and wax will help you get the look you want!
  • American Optical
    The AO heritage began in 1826, when William Beecher, a Connecticut farm boy, came to Southbridge, after an apprenticeship in Providence, Rhode Island, where he learned the jeweler's trade. This trade he practiced in Southbridge for seven years before his fateful encounter with a pair of typically crude imported spectacles. "I can do it better," said William Beecher to himself and he went to work. The American optical industry was born at that moment. William Beecher fostered an enduring precept for the company that was to grow into the American Optical Company.
  • Anna Zander
    A brand named after its creator and based in Stockholm since 2004.
  • Bachelor Pad Magazine
    Booze, Babes & Burly-Q! The digest of atomic age culture.
  • Bandit Brand
    100 percent organic cotton, vintage style, t-shirts screenprinted by hand. Always made in the US of A.
  • Bayicon
    Bayicon is a Swedish brand established in 2004 and build on a solid denim interest. No washes and no gimmicks, just pure quality.
  • Bésame Cosmetics
    Romantic, vintage inspired cosmetics that recapture the sophistication of being a woman that seems to be lost today.
  • Bettie Page Clothing
    High quality, modern dresses and clothing that hearken back to the golden age of American glamour and fashion. No leather. No fur.
  • Big Bill
    BIG BILL workwear is a North American manufacturing company offering quality durable work clothes, uniforms, safety footwear, protective apparel and active wear.
  • Black & White
    All the way from Memphis! A versatile hair dressing that allows you to mould, sculpt and create texture. It is firm but pliable giving you long hold control that lasts all day.
  • Black Diamond
  • Black Market Art Comp...
    Mark Malott started the Black Market Art Company in May of 2005 because of his passion for Tattoos and Tattoo Art. All of the designs are hand made originals created specifically for Black Market Art Company by some of today’s top tattoo artists.
  • Blackboard
  • Blakey Records
  • Blammo
  • Blue Highway
  • Blue Magic
  • Blue Q
  • Blue Suede News
    Blue Suede News covers the entire spectrum of American Roots Music, from '50 s Rock'n'Roll styles - Rockabilly and Rhythm & Blues to Country, Folk, Bluegrass, Blues, Cajun & Zydeco, Swing and you-name-it hybrids.
  • Blundstone
    Since 1870. Blundstone's proud heritage now stretches over three centuries and the company continues to be a 100% Australian family owned company based in Hobart, Tasmania.
  • Bonnier Fakta
  • Brixton
    Inspired by music, culture, and the people who surround them, Brixton is the collaboration of three friends who wanted to convey their lifestyle through unique products.
  • Brylcreem
  • Burnout Magazine
  • Carhartt
    Established in Detroit, MI in 1889, Carhartt Inc. is a family owned and operated company, dedicated to its mission of providing 'Best In Class' apparel for the active worker. Just as Hamilton Carhartt began four generations ago, Carhartt will continue to manufacture the most functional and durable clothing for generations to come. A variety of features such as premium fabrics, durable constructions and comfortable fit are just some of the hallmarks... Built to last!
  • Carolyn´s Kitchen
    Inspired by a gorgeous apron and glove set from Paris, Carolyn began by discovering 1940's patterns and bringing them to life with her modern interpretive designs. "I wanted to bring back the glamour, sexiness, and cuteness of a bygone innocent era. The gloves and fabrics are new and nicer - it's a new and improved version of the '40's."
  • Cast Iron
    'Contra-culture' said someone? Definitely! That term was born in the sixties, was followed by 'D.I.Y' and 'crossover' in the following decades. That's what 'CAST IRON' is all about : pop culture, a cool mix of past fragrance and nowadays' colors, a 4-stroke beat which is common to both cast-iron engines and rock'n'roll. Or in other terms : Lifestyle . Automotive . Motorcycle . Fun.
  • Cheap Monday
    Quality denim, designs with a twist and unbeatable prices. Swedish designer Örjan Andersson spent many years at Lee before leaving to start his own brand.
  • Chopped
    Australia has a strong hot rod scene starting back in the mid fifties through to the modern street rod. With every decade producing a style of its own, there's a lot of build options out there - a 40's lakester, a 50's jalopy or a 60's show car. It's good to see the traditional rodders doing research and separating the eras, going for split wishbone front and rear ends over the more recent four bar set up. Tracking down a variety of bits and pieces, be it Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Ford or Chev, and getting back to the roots.
  • ChurchKey Accessories
    Subculture inspired, awesome accessories to help you stand out in a crowd
  • Classic Hardware
    Accessories with Class and Sass
  • Cock Grease
    Super duper hair products, coming to you from Eddy's Deluxe in Sacramento California.
  • Col Conk
    Colonel Ichabod Conk - a legend of yesteryear, a great reality today. Unique quality, unique product – in business to make the ritual of shaving a pleasure!
  • CTH
    Swedish hat makers, with a history that goes back to the late 18th century.
  • Custom Garage
    Custom Garage es el escaparate de varios colectivos que se han ido uniendo con el tiempo por la cantidad de similitud entre ellos. De esta manera, los amantes de las motos custom, de los coches americanos o custom cars, de los Hot Rods, de las bicicletas custom, del surf, del skate, de los tatuajes y de cualquier actividad relacionada con todo lo anterior tienen ya su soporte.
  • CXXVI Clothing Co.
    CXXVI, the designers behind awesome brands such as The Brooklyn Circus, Johnny Cupcakes, Casualty and more, present a classic approach to the New York aesthetic with their own line of handprinted stuff.
  • Dako
  • DanceJoy
    Products designed by dancers, for dancers.
  • Denim Demon
    Swedish denim! The guys running the Denim Demon company come from a Sami family. So there's always some nice details on their jeans that are a tribute to their ancestors and the Sami culture.
  • Denimbirds
  • DePalma
    According to the legend, The DePalma Clothing label was founded in Fresno, California back in 1972. In 2002 Swedish dudes Kristoffer Sundlin and Peter Camarstrand joined forces and purchased the DePalma brand. With a mutual love for Hot Rods, Custom Cars, Choppers and skateboarding the two decided to manage and evolve DePalma into the best brand in the world.
  • Dice & Dolls Vintage
  • Dice Magazine
    The best Bikes, Tattoos and Denim that money just can't buy
  • Dickies
    Since its beginnings in 1922, every piece of Dickies workwear has stood for the quality, toughness, and pride that embodies the spirit of the American worker.
  • Diesel
  • Dolce Mia
    Dolce Mia Designs soaps and lotions are crafted and manufactured in the United States.
  • Dr Rubin's
    Dr. Rubin's Pomade is based upon a formula that was first created in 1944. All products are handcrafted and hand-poured just outside of Los Angeles, California. Made from only 100 % natural ingredients, no additives, pesticides, preservatives, or artificial anything.
  • Duke
  • Dunderdon
    Born in the Swedish port town of Gothenburg in 1997, Dunderdon is Sweden’s most innovative workwear company. Founded by carpenter Per-Ivan Hagberg, the mission at Dunderdon has always been to create clothing for craftsmen who appreciate superior construction and smart design
  • Eat Dust
  • EC Star
    E.C. Star, founded in 1994, is a classy, punk/mod inspired brand of hip womens apparel. Over the years, E.C. Star has stayed true to its roots, drawing from the SoCal OC scene, and makes its own statement within the industry. They strive to be different, to constantly evolve, to produce the highest quality products. Their mission is to provide a high quality, fun garment, that is made in the USA where the fit is just as right as the look.
  • Edith & Ella
    Edith & Ella saw the light of day in 2004 – founded by Danish designer Line Markvardsen. The Edith & Ella clothes have a touch that combines the glamour of the 1920’ies, 1930’ies and 1940’ies with the fashion of today.
  • Edwin
    Japanese denim brand Edwin was established 1947 when denim fanatic K.K. Tsunemi started to import jeans directy from the U.S. The demand was so great that he decided to produce jeans of his own. By 1961 the first Edwin Jeans were available on the market.
  • El Bastardo
  • El Toro
    Since 1996, El Toro Records has been one of Europe's leading independent labels specializing in American roots music, from 50's Rock and Roll to Rockabilly, Western Swing, Rhythm & Blues, Instrumental Surf. El Toro Records is a record label for music lovers and strives to put out records that feature some of the best artists from around the planet.
  • ELM Company
  • Emmy Design
    emmy stands for feminine, well-fitted garments that embrace and enhance the female shape – just like in the good old days!
  • Enter accessories
  • Enviken Records
  • Esther Williams
    Esther Williams Swimwear is a family owned & operated business, established over 20 years ago and created by Esther Williams. We are committed to making high quality stylish swimwear for women to enjoy and feel comfortable wearing.
  • Farah vintage
    The Farah brand was born in the 1920s but it was not until the 1970s in the UK that it reached the cult status it holds today. The original Farah slack made from hopsack canvas became an immediate hit with the youth of britain: slim cut, sharply tailored and featuring stain resistant technology, the trouser was unlike anything available at the time. Momentum for the brand grew and in the 1980s Farah became a must have label amongst fashion savvy hipsters, including the mods, skins, sticksmen and rockabillys. Seen on the balconies at gigs across the UK music scene, each group interpreted the brand within their own style, building key Farah items into what became their definitive looks. The clothes came to represent a sense of elitism while generating respect for those who displayed the now famous "Farah F tab".
  • Fever
    Fever proves to be one of Britain 's most exciting independent fashion brands. Since the launch in 1996 the label has acquired a reputation for designing innovative yet timeless collections season after season.
  • Fidelity by Gerald an...
    In 1941 Fidelity Sportswear was born in Boston as a family business. Gerald and Stewart, the owners, joined the business as teenagers. The brothers learned about scissors, sewing and shipping on the job. Fidelity first supplied the US Navy with bomber jackets and pea coats and then American army navy stores.
  • Filson
    In 1897, Filson opened C.C. Filson's Pioneer Alaska Clothing and Blanket Manufacturers, specializing in goods to outfit the stampeders to the Klondike Gold Rush. Over the years, Filson's philosophy has never changed: make sure it's the absolute best. Clinton Filson spent a lot of time talking to his customers and refining his designs to their specifications. So it's not surprising that the items that worked then still work today, over 100 years later. Comfort, protection and durability never go out of style.
  • Flathead
    Raw denim from Japan
  • Floridita Records
    Cool record label, releasing amazing rockabilly compilations.
  • Fly London
  • Fräuleinwunder
  • Free & Easy
  • Fuel Magazine
    Swedish magazine about dragracing.
  • Garagekultur
  • Gasoline
    Gasoline Magazine Hot Rod, Kustom, Bike, Race
  • Ginger design studio
    A little rock ´n roll. A lot rebellious and a touch of retro nostalgia. In our world design is to mix different styles into something new and exciting. It’s satisfying to mix rock ´n roll with rhythms from sweet soul. And it’s our pleasure to mix the subtle with sharp contrast and a tad of retro nostalgia. Exciting detail unite with odd patterns straight from our honest reality.
  • Gola
  • Goofin Records
    Since 1984
  • Grant's
    Custom designed, Grant’s Golden Brand Pomade supplies you with timeless control for every man in every climate. Just apply and give it a quick combing and you’re on your way to looking Golden. Quality, affordability and accessibility are the backbone of Grants'. Looking your best should be obtainable for every man. A great price for an excellent product.
  • Greasy Kulture
    A magazine that champions the twilight world of traditionally styled, low and loud choppers and hot rods
  • Hairgum
    Based in France, Laboratoire Ariland, maker of Hairgum products has always taken its inspiration from nature for its fragrances and textures. With a global reputation for producing high quality hair care and styling products for over the last 25 years using only the finest ingredients, Hairgum has always been able to be on top of the latest trends and fashions.
  • Håkki
    Swedish pomade
  • Hardcore Rod & Kustom
  • Heartbreaker fashion
  • Hep Town Records
    One of the leading underground labels of Scandinavia, releasing rockabilly, americana, country, punk, psychobilly, new wave, surf, ska, jazz, lounge and things that they like.
  • Hi-Style Records
    A label that digs rock 'n' roll, rockabilly, rhythm 'n' blues, country, blues, and everything that falls in between and around these genres.
  • Hotrod Havoc
  • HRST Books
  • Hula Mula
  • Indigofera
    At the core of Indigofera Prima Jeans is an unswerving dedication to quality, detail and craftsmanship, and an ongoing love affair with denim. The name is a tribute to the color indigo - the very essence of jeans, at the heart of denim manufacturing. Indigofera is the origin - the beginning of all denim - and prima is the ambition, the vision of old-fashioned quality and enduring workmanship. It should come as no surprise that the founders of Indigofera, Johan Soderlund and Mats Andersson, have been active in the international denim industry for decades, reaching a unique depth of knowledge and expertise, and successively carving out their irreducible and uncompromising vision of the dream jean.
  • Inventory
    Inventory is a place to take stock of the items, brands and people that we connect with and find special. With a genuine appreciation for details and quality, Inventory is a curation of ideas in product, craft and culture
  • Iron Heart
    These are the toughest, strongest, most stubborn jeans in the world, no argument…
  • Jaguar
    In 1932, Kurt Schmidt founded a steel articles factory in Solingen, a city which is famous for the manufacturing of cutlery. Jaguar was first introduced as a brand name for hairdressing scissors in the late sixties, and a short time later it also became the company name. This name reflected specialization in producing hairdressing scissors and marked the starting point for Jaguar to become one of the leading manufacturers in the world.
  • Jenny Hellström
  • Johnson Woolen Mills
    The Johnson Woolen Mills Tradition reaches back to 1842 when local farmers brought their wool there to have it woven into cloth. In an age when fashions change overnight and markets vanish almost as fast, Johnson Woolen Mills have rarely changed their main product line.
  • JS Sloane
    The quest for the perfect grooming product, and a passion for all things distinguished and refined, led to Joann Kuno and Smutty Smiff to create JS Sloane Co. Friends since the late 80s, the pair bonded over a shared love of Hollywood’s golden era and the distinguished and dashing leading men of the silver screen.
  • Jumperfabriken
    "The jumper factory" is a Swedish brand started in 2007 by Elisabeth Synnes and Carina (Tullis) Zervakos.
  • Karvt
  • Kavel Rafferty
  • KingCat
  • Kings of Kustoms
  • Klubb Super 8
  • Knuckleheads
  • Korero Books
    Korero Books was founded in London in late 2006. They specialize in all aspects of visual counter-culture, low-brow art, design and Americana.
  • Kutens Bensin
    Known as the best gas station and rock'n'roll club in the world to some!
  • Layrite by Hawleywood...
    Hawleywood's Barber Shop and Shaving Parlor is a great 1940's style shop in Southern California. Their Layrite Deluxe Pomade is one of our bestsellers. It is hair grease that holds like wax, and washes out like gel.
  • Lee
    At Sivletto you find a selection of the finest from Lee. Jeans started to be manufactured under the Lee brand way back in 1889 in Salina, Kansas. Today they are still in Kansas, located in Merriam, near Kansas City.
  • Levi's
  • Levi's Vintage Clothi...
    Levi's® introduced Levi's Vintage Clothing to keep the history of Levi's® denim alive: Since 1999, the famous historical originals from the Levi’s® archives in San Francisco, dating back to 1880, are faithfully reincarnated in this limited edition range.
  • Lightning
  • Live & Jive
    Merch, tickets, DVD and more regarding the infamous winter rock’n’roll weekender in Sweden.
  • Lofgren
    Lofgren garments are made in Japan using all Japanese materials and sewn by real craftspeople. The attention to detail and quality of workmanship is top notch. Unionville is the first shop outside of Japan to sell Lofgren products!
  • Lola Ramona
    Danish high quality shoes with an attitude
  • Lone Star Pomade
    The Lone Star Pomade products use DI water and contains no petrolatum or waxes. This formula is designed, unlike most traditional wax based pomades, with the goal to have climate control, resistance to high humidity, dries quickly and be water soluble (washes out quickly; no degreasers required).
  • Loser Machine
    Skateboarder Adrian Lopez’s new company, the Loser Machine Co. is an homage to Lopez’s other passion, bikes.A happier marriage between scumbag biker and SoCal mexican has never been made!
  • Lovewright co.
    Established in 2006 by Danny Reyes. As the lowbrow answer to modern street wear, the brand holds fast to its independent spirit. The Lovewright co. is dedicated to producing quality garments that one day will considered classic in their own right.
  • LOWBROW
  • Lowside
    With the roots of building and riding garage built suicide machines as a passion and print, design and photography as their trade, Lowside Syndicate was formed to offer the world it's efforts of expressing their art on wheels in ink.
  • Lucky Tiger
    Lucky Tiger offers every man the products he needs to look his best at a moment's notice. The collection of men’s grooming products gracefully defines the man who takes pride in his appearance, appreciates the classics and likes to be confident, prepared and primed for any adventure that awaits. Lucky Tiger has been helping men get lucky since 1935. Isn't it time you got lucky?
  • Lucky-13 Barber Suppl...
  • Lusifer
    Lusifer is a Swedish shoebrand located in Gotheburg, that was created by Måns Månsson and Sara-Lotta Cederwall during the spring 2004. The vision with Lusifer is to offer a different kind of shoes with great quality and clean design with an edge. The main part of the inspiration they find in well-dressed classic rockn´roll music, historical shoes from the 1800th mix with a clean graphic expression.
  • Mad Fabricators
    Mad Fabricators Society is an honest tribute to the hard working, everyday “Joes” that get in the garage and bleed for their machine. Each DVD offers a multi-dimensional, explosive way to capture the daring, bare concepts of hot rodders, something that will leap “off the page” — images that will talk to you and show you something new each time you watch it.
  • Mag-neto
    Mag-neto is the hot rod 'zine that covers nostalgia-style rods and kustoms in the New England area. If you like the old hot rod, rod & custom, car craft, rodding & restyling, and hop up mags of the forties and fifties, you'll love Mag-neto!
  • Malin Jansson
  • Marshall Headphones
    The heavy sound of Marshall has been carried over the world for nearly 50 years. Breathless roadies and roaring trucks have worked hard to make Marshall heard all across the globe. Now, time has come for you to carry this magnificent burden of rock ‘n’ roll all by yourself.
  • MC Collection
  • Merc
    Merc was established in 1967, with the swinging sixties taking over London. Youth oriented and youth driven, the boutiques of London set the tone and the world watched and followed.
  • Merrell Books
  • Merz b. Schwanen
    Merz b. Schwanen use old circular knitting machines from the beginning of the last century in order to create an undershirt that captures both the feeling and the quality made in Germany back in the days.
  • Midway inferno
  • Migraine Records
  • Milajki
  • Milkcow Magazine
    Milkcow is a 64 page colour magazine dedicated to the 1940s and 1950s Lifestyle in the UK. Milkcow covers the entire spectrum of Music, Cars, Bikes, Fashion, Shopping, Pin Ups, Tattoos, Art, Burlesque and much much more to give a complete lifestyle and culture mix in one publication.
  • Miss Fortune
    Clothing that caters for rockabilly, punk & psychobilly guys and gals and takes inspiration from rock 'n' roll, horror, tattoo culture and burlesque among others.
  • Miss Hussy
  • Miss L Fire
    'Miss L Fire' was launched in 2005 in good old London, as a shoe brand for the lady seeking something a little different - colourful, retro and by all accounts shoes to make the wearer feel beautiful!
  • MissyLu
    Custom made handbags since 2005.
  • Mister Freedom
    Mister Freedom® is a retail space/design studio created by Christophe Loiron, French expatriate to California in 1990. Depression era work-wear - Tropical colonial garb - Outdoor canvas gear - Naval and Marine uniforms - Army field outfits - Early explorers goods - Madras haberdashery - Indigo textiles - Western wear- Pop art threads - Beach wear - Athletic corner - French gentleman farmer. And more…
  • Momotaro
    Momotaro Jeans originates from Kojima, Okayama. The brand is known for its devotion to production of high quality handmade Japanese denim for its customers. Woven at Japanese vintage denim mills, Momotaro Jeans uses only the best raw materials, dyeing the natural cotton yarn with natural indigo blue to weave the Original Momotaro Jeans Denim on its vintage shuttle looms – and all this by hand.
  • Mono Magazine
  • Morgan's pomade
  • Mr Ducktail
    The best way to Rock'n'Roll Heaven! A short range made by Hairgum in collaboration with the demon barber of Carnaby Street himself, Mr. Ducktail.
  • Mrs Murphy
  • Murrays
  • Nic & Mel
    Accessories for boys and men with a vintage timeless feeling. There was a time when design and function worked as one. Nic & Mel believe in keeping it pure.
  • Nude
  • Nudie
    Jeans share the same soul and attitude as music. The inspiration springs from the same dreams. As a true jeans brand Nudie is not looking for the short-term trends. The inspiration is far from glamour and catwalks. The collection is tight, like a rock band, reflecting the feeling of everyday life.
  • Ol' Skool Rodz
    Ol' Skool Hot Rodz. Tech. Greasers. Ol' Skool Rod Shows. Tats. Car Clubs. Bobbers.
  • Old Guys Rule
    There comes a time in your life when comfort meets substance. When all your hard work seems to have paid dividends, and the world is at your command. All the things you hoped you could do someday, you're doing. The toils of youth are now your experiences... no longer the student, but the teacher.
  • Outré
    Passionate specialists in contemporary international pop, lowbrow, pop surrealism, street, tiki, modern folk, retro with a twist and underground art.
  • Pace
    Pace originates from different lifestyles and cultures, which have blended, and merged together creating its own unique sense of style. Pace philosophy comes from being a creative rebel spirit. Pace is about caring and making own decisions. In nature, the magpie is such an example: conscious and independent.
  • Palmer's
  • Paradirama
    French company, specializing in 1940s/1950s vintage and reproduction clothes, shoes and accessories.
  • Paradise Found
    Paradise Found & Diamond Head Sportswear carry on the Hawaiian tradition by manufacturing the highest quality, most authentic versions of the islands favorite designs.
  • Paulrose Products
    A label dating back to 1960, created by Paul Svarc, Paulrose Products is a Canadian take on classic workwear through the lens of Brandon Svarc. The brand was originally conceived by Brandon’s grandfather Paul Svarc but was abandoned in the 80s. The brand’s highlights lie in the Canadian produced-products utilizing vintage Japanese denim and shirting fabrics.
  • Pendleton
    Since first introduced in 1924, Pendleton wool plaid shirts have been a staple in men's wardrobes. Before the first Pendleton plaid shirt came from the mill, men revered the wool shirt for its warmth and durability, but not their color or style. Basically, you could have any color as long as it was gray. C. M. Bishop saw the opportunity to bring rich plaids and colors to this utilitarian shirt, and the Pendleton wool plaid shirt was born.
  • Penguin
    Abbot Pederson was an ambitious salesman who worked for the Munsingwear undergarment factory in Minneapolis. On a sales trip to NYC in 1955, finding himself with some time to kill before a flight home, he decided to wait out his time in a local bar. Stumbling out to find a taxi stand, he took a wrong turn down a Manhattan street and found himself in front of a display of stuffed penguins in a taxidermist's window. Before he knew it, he had bought one of the penguins, named him Pete, and was soon enjoying cocktails with him on the flight back to Minneapolis. At some point during the flight, Pederson's enthusiasm got the better of him -- and Pete the Penguin's head was knocked off. A seductive stewardess whose attention Pederson had been enjoying throughout the flight gently helped him remove his tie, then wrapped it around the penguin's neck. As she did so, she joked that such a lucky, dapper bird surely deserved to be immortalized -- maybe even embroidered on a shirt similar to the one Pederson was wearing. Little did she know...
  • PF Flyers
    PF stands for Posture Foundation. Patented in 1933, Posture Foundation insole technology set a new standard. Its success grew and in 1937 became the basis for the brand name "PF Flyers".
  • Pike Brothers
    Pike Brothers focuses on high quality vintage army and work wear from the 1930s-50s. With the experience and skill of almost 20 years in the field of vintage army and work wear they have acquired a very high grade of knowledge and expertism which is now reflected in their own manufactured garments.
  • Pin Up America
  • Pin up balm
  • Pin Up Magazine
  • Pistol Magazine
    PISTOL Magazine is the fusion of unique creativity, attitude and sex appeal. An artist created independant magazine, we are focused on reaching out to both men and women. Bringing a high caliber perspective on fashion, lowbrow art, rock music and the custom culture lifestyle.
  • Popkitten
    Popkitten was started in 2009, the brand is a collaboration between the designer Helle Robertson Forslund (Robert&Blad) and the Malmoe store Popolino.
  • Prestel
  • Primer
  • Prison Blues
    Yes, they are really made in prison ! The original, authentic, prison-made blue jean brand. Made by inmates at the Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution in Pendleton, Oregon USA. By men who aren´t necessarily your stereotypical hardened criminals - they´re fathers, sons and brothers interested in making amends for the choices that put them behind bars. And they make some of the most durable denim clothes that you´ll every lay your hands on.
  • PRO-Keds
    PRO-Keds, an icon of American sports. Born of backyards and pickup games, the distinctive PRO-Keds classic Royal is available in both canvas high and low tops, and features a distinctive red and blue power stripe on the midsole that is an original and unmistakable signature for PRO-Keds.
  • Pusher
  • Quirk Books
    Inspired by the belief that a healthy appreciation for the absurd is the key to both happiness and success, Quirk's mission is to originate, develop, and publish nontraditional and innovative crossover books that are objects of desire editorially, graphically, and physically...
  • Rebel Beat
  • Rebel8
    Founded in 2003, REBEL8 is a San Francisco clothing company with deep roots in skateboard, graffiti, and tattoo cultures. Joshy D. and Mike Giant met in the late 1990’s in San Francisco’s then bustling graffiti scene. Josh ran the popular graffiti website, HiFiArt, and Mike was one of the city’s most notorious writers. Years later, and having had some experience with a previous clothing venture, Josh approached Mike about creating a handful of t-shirt graphics. Mike agreed, and with $500 a small batch of shirts was made. Josh sold those shirts out of a messenger bag around the city, and REBEL8 was born.
  • Red & White Kitchen C...
  • Red Kap
    Red Kap started as a family business. Two Nashville brothers and a cousin-by-marriage teamed up to sell bib overalls as Harlin Bros. & Williams. Red Kap’s recognizable logo was founded in 1927, with an official name change in 1939. By the 1960s, Red Kap had added coveralls and had become a major player in the workwear industry.
  • Red Wing Shoes
    When the Red Wing Shoe Company first started making boots, people still rode horses to work. Much has changed. Today their boots are found around the globe. For over ninety five years, the Red Wing Shoe Company has held a solid commitment to four basic principles: Quality, Craftsmanship, Durability and Comfort.
  • Resteröds
    Resteröds Trikå was founded in the tiny town of Ljungskile, Sweden back in 1935.
  • Retromega
  • Revlon
  • Rising Sun & Co.
    Rising Sun & Co. believe in the meticulous pattern making and sewing techniques employed by master tailors of a bygone era. They believe in crafting garments that are certain to last just like in the old days when clothes were tools that helped people provide a living and build a nation. For them, the workmanship is crucial. It’s their belief that the sum of all the small details make a world of difference. It is this conviction that sets Rising Sun & Co. apart.
  • Rivstart
  • Robert & Blad
    Robert&Blad is a designer run fashion label, with elegance and rock `n´ roll as its guiding lights. Designer Helle Robertson Forslund has a background as a traditional men’s tailor, which is a guarantee for high quality and well thought out cuts. The merging of the traditional and Helle´s love for the classical materials with disrespectful rock `n´ roll attitude and a drastic, dark sense of humour gives the Robert&Blad collections an expression all their own.
  • Robs Chop Shop
  • Rockabilly Magazine
    Rockabilly Magazine - your source for Rockabilly since 2003! Mission: to provide the hands-down best coverage of the best music and lifestyle on the planet.
  • Rockabilly Rub
  • Rockefella
    Clothes for the kids of today, with a sense of yesterday.
  • Rocket Dog
    Rocket Dog launched in California in 1997 and has since become one of the leading footwear brands for girls. While remaining true to our beach roots with our EVA product, we have continued to evolve our collection and expand our offerings by introducing full product lines in casual, dress, sport, sandals, flats, slippers and boots, and offer progressive fashion trends in each category.
  • Rocket Room
    This is where you find official Rocket Room merchandise!
  • Rodder's Journal
    With over 200 pages of the very best in hot rod and custom photography, writing, and history, The Rodder's Journal is unmatched amongst automotive publications. In each issue you will find a carefully crafted blend of traditional hot rods, classic customs, early drag racing, the best newly built cars, and the rich personalities behind one of the world's most unique and passionate pursuits.
  • Rollin Records
  • Rolls & Pleats
    Rolls & Pleats is a quarterly, full color magazine about traditional rods and customs. You will never see a modern style rod in the mag - only rods which are done in the classic American style of the 1940s. Size: A5
  • Route 66
  • Royal Crown
  • Ruffle & Bow
  • Rules By Mary
    Rules by Mary is a Swedish fashion brand, founded in 2006.
  • Rumble59
  • Sailor Jerry
  • Schott
    In 1913, as Ford's new Model T began to crowd the already bustling streets of New York City, two brothers, the sons of a Russian immigrant, went after their piece of the American Dream. Irving and Jack Schott started making raincoats in a basement on the Lower East Side of Manhattan which were then sold by street peddlers door to door. Irving Schott's leather jackets were lovingly branded with the name of his favorite cigar - the Perfecto.
  • Seeberger
    German company Seeberger have been producing hats and headwear since 1890.
  • Seil Marschall
    Making the finest quality since 1896. The Seil Marschall quality is not possible to produce in big quantities."Our best machines are still our hand". They take the finest natural materials and accessories available and take enough time to manufacture long lasting products. "We still make the quality worn by our grandfathers". After more than 100 years, still a family business (in the 4th generation).
  • Sheik Records
  • Sideburn Magazine
    The world's only go fast, turn left magazine
  • Sioux hair dressing
    Sioux Gentleman's Hair Dressing is an old school styled pomade. It's a medium weight that is inbetween a butch wax and a can of grease. There is enough stiffness to hold your style, but it's light enough to work with easily and offers great shine.
  • Sivletto
  • Sleazy Records
    Spanish record label with some really cool releases. Don't miss!
  • Slick 50 Barbers
    Southend's rock 'n' roll barber shop, established 1987, proprietor Elaine Hooker. Big Joe Louis (Blues Kings), Boz Boorer (Polecats / Morrissey), Levi Dexter (Rockats / Ripchords), Mischief (rockabilly band), Roddy Radiation (Specials Skabilly Rebels) are proud to pomp with their hair products. Now you can be equally proud.
  • Smokin' Shutdown
    German hot rod magazine. Hot rods, kustom kulture, art, heroes & punkrock.
  • Spellbound
    The brand was born in 1981 at Kojima, Okayama Prefecture; the birthplace of Japanese jeans. Placing values on material, sewing, processing, and workmanship handed down over generations in this district, Spellbound aim to add the “present equals innovation” in their creations. All products are MADE IN JAPAN.
  • Spiewak
    In the Autumn of 1904, Isaac Spiewak opened a business in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, producing handmade sheepskin vests that he sold on the streets of New York. His customers were the dockworkers on New York’s booming waterfront. Over a century after its founding, I. Spiewak & Sons has grown into one of the premier names in uniform workwear. The authentic industrial line has been trusted by the soldiers of WWI and WWII and is currently worn with pride by thousands of police, fire and ems agencies around the globe. The authenticity and integrity of its designs has also earned Spiewak iconic status as a classic streetwear brand—considered by many to be America’s best kept secret—with a growing loyal following at cutting-edge boutiques and retailers across America and around the globe.
  • Steady Clothing
    Founded in 1994 by Joshua Brownfield and Eric Anthony, Steady Clothing is a vintage-inspired, rocker-chic line that prides itself on cutting-edge designs, high quality and unmatched customer service. From the style-savvy sales representatives, to the rock-n-roll warehouse staff, to the tattooed owners themselves, it’s easy to see from where the collections draw their inspiration.
  • Stern
  • Stetson
    In 1865, with $100, John B. Stetson rented a small room, bought the tools he needed, bought $10 worth of fur and the John B. Stetson Hat Company was born. A year later the "Hat of the West" or the now famous "Boss of the Plains" hat was born and the name Stetson was on its way to becoming the mark of quality, durability, innovation and beauty.
  • Studio D'artisan
    Studio D’Artisan has been producing denim of the highest order since 1979. The original architect of vintage denim production using disused shuttle looms, Studio D’Artisan is one of the worlds finest Japanese denim producers. Products are designed in Osaka whilst the production takes place in the Okayama prefecture, the traditional cotton weaving area famous for its indigo dying and denim production.
  • Stuwa
    The company stukenbrock wachswaren, founded in1920, is now run successfully by the fourth generation of the Stukenbrock family – a tradition Stuwa are very proud of. Commitment to quality and careful handling of the material wax are the foundation for numerous of their market defining candle ideas.
  • Suavecito
    Water Based pomade with a great hold, high shine and a great scent.
  • Sugar Cane
  • Supreme Being
    Supremebeing was established in 1999 by a group of four friends in Cambridge UK. Born from a love of graphic design, art and streetwear, the belief was that with talent and hard work you could make a career from what you love. Today the apparel ranges still retain the original concepts of creativity, passion and exceptional design Supremebeing was based on, and it is committed to offering quality products with no gimmicks and a touch of good humour.
  • Sweet Georgia Brown
    Sweet Georgia Brown wax - the original hair dressing pomade. Chose your favorite!
  • Tara Starlet
    Tara Starlet is a vintage inspired fashion line with responsible ethics and a timeless charm. Created, and run by a mother and daughter team, Tara Starlet is a family business, born out of a shared passion for the glory days of the 1940s and ‘50s, and a mutual concern for the well being of our planet and it’s inhabitants.
  • Tarantula clothing
  • Taschen
  • Tender
    Tender has its roots in antique workwear and machinery, especially from the Great British Steam Age. On a steam train, the tender was the truck which carried the coal and water to power the locomotive, and was coupled in between the engine and the carriages. They were built incredebly solidly, mostly from riveted cast iron, and had to hold enough fuel to take a train weighing many tons across the length and breadth of Britain. The other important face of Tender is the nature of which is put into the clothes: in their research, design, manufacture, and wear. Just as a gardener tends to a rose bed, or a shepherd is the tender to a flock of sheep. So it is important that Tender's owners will live with their clothes, wearing them hard, but respecting their provenance and the stories they have to tell.
  • The Chap
    A journal for the modern gentleman.
  • The Curator
    Moto, Velo, Military clothing of the Vintage era
  • The Surfer's Journal
    A cross between a soft-cover book and magazine each bi-monthly 132-page issue delivers 120 pages of editorial content. The Surfer’s Journal explores the complex relationship of man and wave, the sport’s rich history, colorful personalities, myriad adventures, and the many artful forms of expression that our culture breeds. To honor that perspective The Journal is produced on the highest quality paper with sheet-fed printing to present in-depth writings and visuals. Our graphic design is intended to be timeless and non-obtrusive, purposely stepping back to let the content be the art.
  • Three Kings
    A Three Kings Pomade foi desenvolvida com pura cera de abelha e óleos minerais selecionados a dedo para proporcionar maior brilho e fixação deixando você com o visual perfeito.
  • Tiki Magazine
    If you love the Island Lifestyle, Tiki, Hawaiiana, Polynesian Pop Culture or swaying palm trees, this is the magazine for you.
  • Tretorn
    Tretorn is casually refined and stylishly understated. Established by Henry Dunker in Helsingborg, Sweden at the end of the 19th century, Tretorn takes inspiration from its Scandinavian roots and carries this vitality of spirit throughout its collection. Tretorn's expertise in rubber-made products demonstrates a consistent commitment to quality and brand over hype, offering a collection most appreciated by those with a practical sensibility and a lifestyle largely enjoyed outside.
  • Triple Works
    Triple Works were born in Japan with Japanese craftsmanship. Not vintage, but vintage. Triple Works jeans are not a replica of old vintage jeans. It's a vintage jean that you can create by wearing long time.
  • Tuppenja
  • Underground
    Underground are very passionate about their product and do their most to make it as individual as possible by concentrating on the detail - the exclusive leathers , the graphic linings, the crazy buckle… The designs are strongly inspired by the music subcultures that surround us.
  • Unionville
  • Uppercut
    Inspired by the timeless style of the 1950’s barbershop Uppercut Barber Supplies is a modern yet traditional approach to men’s grooming. Your one stop supply shop that will keep you looking and feeling good.
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  • Vintjärn Records
  • Vision street wear
    Vision Street Wear started in USA 1976. Famous skateboarders such as Mark Gonazalez, Duane Peters and Lance Mountain have been part of the Vision team.
  • Vivien of Holloway
    With period perfect fabrics and cuts only slightly adapted from genuine vintage styles, in Vivien of Holloway you can be transformed into a cheesecake pin-up, a femme fatale, a saucy Mad Men-era office girl, or a WWII working girl – the choice is yours! All clothes are proudly made in the UK and are loved by well-dressed women (and men!) across the globe; from rockabilly gals and swing dancers, to re-enactors and even celebrities!
  • What Katie did
    Beautifully cut, high-quality and affordable undergarments, corsetry and hosiery inspired by the 1940s and 1950s. The designs are based on vintage patterns, adapted only slightly for modern figures, using authentic fabrics and even old-fashioned production methods wherever possible. What Katie Did make their beautiful lingerie for every woman, so she can look and feel like a bombshell, any day of the week.
  • Wigéns
    People use their heads for a million things. The head is a very practical and attractive part of the body. That is why Wigéns are so devoted to making the finest, most fashionable and qualitative headwear known to man. Wigéns are determined to combine tradition and fine craftsmanship with new techniques and hot designs. With these goals and visions they have been producing state of the art hats and caps since 1906, when Oscar Wigén founded the company.
  • Wild Records
    "Unfortunately, when folks hear the word 'rockabilly,' they envision bands trying to imitate shit like the Stray Cats. And it's just done so badly. I think 95 percent of all bands out there playing a variation of rockabilly or '50s rock 'n' roll are a pile of shit. They actually do more harm than good by existing." Wild Records founder, producer and president Reb Kennedy
  • Wrangler
    Wrangler's denim history goes back to 1904 when the Hudson Overall Company is founded in Greensboro, North Carolina, USA. In 1919, the company is named Blue Bell and in 1947, with the start of a range of jeans for cowboys, it receives a new name: Wrangler, the name of a working cowboy.
  • Wrangler BLUE BELL
    In 1947, Blue Bell was the clothing company that launched Wrangler to cowboys and jeans fans. Its name remains legendary among denim aficionados around the world. Revitalized for Fall/Winter 2009/10, Blue Bell becomes more than a blast from the past: it is the face of the future.
  • Z Tattoo
  • Zephyr
    Zephyr produces the toughest, strongest, most reinforced and durable leather bags. All handmade by MWA Leathers Inc.
  • Zorch
    Zorch Records - giving music a bad name since 1989


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