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Spindle & Canister Spring 2009

spindleandcanister Spindle & Canister Spring 2009

Spin­dle [spin-​​dl] — a device to spin fibers into thread.
Can­is­ter [kan-​​uh-​​ster] — a small box or jar.

Move on over B.Son.  A new label sport­ing the some of the best pre-​​shrunk fab­rics has arrived on the Cal­i­for­nia scene.  Just founded this year, spring 2009 marks Spin­dle & Canister’s sec­ond col­lec­tion.  The label is a lifestyle brand aim­ing “to cre­ate clas­sic pieces with fun details” per­fect for the laid back Cal­i­for­nia style.  With this brand, there is more than meets the eye.  Spin­dle & Can­is­ter takes sim­ple basic pieces and incor­po­rates great details such as “hand-​​painted zip­per pulls, mixed wooden but­tons, reverse inside-​​out seams, etc.” Look for Spin­dle & Can­is­ter in a store near you.  You won’t miss it.  They are the brand sold out of the nifty recy­clable canisters.

Pic­tures from Spin­dle & Canister
  • fash­ion­bella

    what’s the point of “recy­clable” if you are mak­ing some­thing that will just be tossed? the idea is cool for giv­ing gifts, but that’s all, it’s just adding cost to the final price of the goods…so unnec­es­sary, seems like just a mar­ket­ing gim­mick to get you to buy the prod­uct. The com­pany plaid back, why be stuck in a pre­ten­tious box? it doesn’t make sense. if the gar­ment styling is so cool, let the gar­ments speak for itself!

  • fash­ion­bella

    what’s the point of “recy­clable” if you are mak­ing some­thing that will just be tossed? the idea is cool for giv­ing gifts, but that’s all, it’s just adding cost to the final price of the goods…so unnec­es­sary, seems like just a mar­ket­ing gim­mick to get you to buy the prod­uct. The com­pany plaid back, why be stuck in a pre­ten­tious box? it doesn’t make sense. if the gar­ment styling is so cool, let the gar­ments speak for itself!

  • James King

    I bought a shirt from the other day at Revolveclothing.com. I actu­ally never real­ized it came in a can­is­ter until I received my ship­ment. I like the idea of the can­is­ter its an added value. I am prob­a­bly going to use the prod­uct for gift­ing in christmas…ps. prod­uct and col­ors look great..

  • James King

    I bought a shirt from the other day at Revolveclothing.com. I actu­ally never real­ized it came in a can­is­ter until I received my ship­ment. I like the idea of the can­is­ter its an added value. I am prob­a­bly going to use the prod­uct for gift­ing in christmas…ps. prod­uct and col­ors look great..

  • http://thefashionisto.com Carl

    I actu­ally think it is cool when brands go out of their way to have a so-​​called gim­mick. It makes their prod­uct that much more spe­cial. I tend to hold on to these type of things. Plainly put, they are just great nov­elty items. But then again, I hold on to all of my tags too. I do not know why. HELP!

  • http://thefashionisto.com Carl

    I actu­ally think it is cool when brands go out of their way to have a so-​​called gim­mick. It makes their prod­uct that much more spe­cial. I tend to hold on to these type of things. Plainly put, they are just great nov­elty items. But then again, I hold on to all of my tags too. I do not know why. HELP!

  • MMMh­mmm

    If you’ve worn their stuff, they pay alot of atten­tion to fab­ric and cuts. Real sim­ple stuff with a slight twist. Can’t say any­thing wrong. Defi­nately high end.

  • MMMh­mmm

    If you’ve worn their stuff, they pay alot of atten­tion to fab­ric and cuts. Real sim­ple stuff with a slight twist. Can’t say any­thing wrong. Defi­nately high end.

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