Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Otis James - Winning!






Otis James is the 2011 winner in  Garden & Gun Magazine's Made in the South Award for Fashion. One look at these ties an you'll know why.

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Snodon Iron





Mark and Lori Pressley from Snodon Iron just brought is some amazing pieces. Lamps with bases made of old rollers salvaged from an old carpet mill. Shades made from glass found in an old chicken house and  an rusted turbine vent from a roof. The tree is incredible! I am thrilled that local artisians are seeking out the shop to display their wares.

Beekman 1802


Year in the Country soap sets are in stock! This set of twelve scented soaps makes the perfect holiday gift. I've also got in the popular Bug Repellent and Honey Bars.

Moonshine



Just got this in the shop. I am getting some really postive reactions from men and women alike. A classic and timeless scent that embodies a lifestyle of strong history and heritage. A woodsy aroma with hints of spice: including notes of black pepper, tobacco, leather, gin, and patchouli.

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Bird & Trout Knives


Marvin and his son Mike recently brought me another twenty Bird & Trout knives. These are by far the most popular in the store. The Green Bone pictured is one of my favorites.  They will not last long!

Chiefs


Had a visit from Will Evens today and I now stock his Chiefs Face Wash. Will is out of Atlanta and he is really on to something with the first of what I hope will be many great products!

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Portland General Store




I am pleased to offer these amazing products from Portland Gereral Store. 

Brent & Josh


Christy and I with the Fabulous Beekman Boys last night at Cook's Warehouse for the signing of their new cookbook.

One Eared Stag


Had another great meal at The One Eared Stag in Atlanta. If you go on Tuesday or Friday ask for Ashley.

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Morgan O'Kane




The Devil Came down to Georgia... Morgan was raised in Virginia and honed his chops in the subways of New York. I caught him at an UrbanDaddy event at the Goat Farm in Atlanta. His latest relase is Nine Lives.

Made Right Here


"Made Right Here" pitch spot from RICK PAGE on Vimeo.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Billykirk and Raleigh Denim Sale!




All Billykirk and Raleigh Denim products in stock are on sale.

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Avett Brothers



Brother Jim and I at the Tabernacle last night. Good times!

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Pirate Denim







A nautical denim line that takes pride in limited production with manufacturing in Old Port de Weymouth circa 1635. The port town has a traditon, just like our process of finishing each garment we make by hand. Starting each denim jean with the finest raw/dry Japanese (Kaihara Mills) 14oz Fabrique. the limited production jeans are all properly finished by hand with authentic recycled bullet shell casings on the pockets and the button. back pocket desdign features A&E Tex 150 fisherman's net weave. The jeans have a nautical leather back patch and belt loops. The pockets are lined with traditional 100% cotton Batik and Shibori. Made to last a lifetime!

Hitsman - Fall Ties








The new ties from Histman just arrived! 

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Linda Griffiths - Pen & Ink
















Linda is an accomplished artist and a close friend. She has purchased a couple of Billykirk's bags that come with luggage tags. Linda wanted to know what she could put in the tag.  I suggested we get creative and fill these tags with woodland creatures. Linda took the idea and ran with it! I took these to Atlanta for a pop-up event with Billy Ried and they did well. Perfect for your BillyKirk luggage tag or as a stand alone piece of art.

Emily G's





Emily G’s was created by  two moms passionate about good food.  They put their heart, soul, and love into everything they make.  Emily and Gina believe that food should be prepared simply and naturally. This inspired them to launch Emily G’s in 2008 with their signature line of hand-poured jams, called Jam of Love. By making jams in small batches and using seasonal ingredients in unique combinations, they maintain the high quality that customers enjoy. As they grow and create more foods, they will continue their commitment to keep it natural, simple, and delicious.

These jams are as sweet as the girls that make them. Everyone that tastes these jams, buys a jar. That says something! I will continue to lay out the goat cheese and crackers. Simply the best jams I've ever tasted. Emily was in the shop this weekend and gave me a taste of a their new hot sauce and bbq sauce. You are in for a treat!