Here’s a quick dispatch from the Pop Up Flea, opening its doors in half an hour’s time. This bomber comes from Scout Original, complete with ripped-up edging and a healthy smattering of wear.
Oh, and a knife.
Don’t forget about the knife.
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Our friends at UrbanDaddy just turned us on to Assembly New York, a new vintage-plus boutique on the Lower East Side. Like their neighbors Black Sheep and Prodigal Sons, Assembly stocks a healthy selection of random objects to back up their more than formidable rack fodder. Our favorites include a ram-shaped bolo tie, four-eyed Chinese masks (an artifact of an earlier time, we’re sure), and enormous (but surprisingly sturdy) vintage corkscrews.
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