Singapore
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thought i should put this in here…
been a while since i last updated but today i finally made a long awaited trip to a new local store called Tuckshop & Sundry Supplies.
situated in a very culturally rich area unique to singapore, you will see that it is along the same stretch as one of the most important mosques in singapore. while it is an area with a rich heritage, sometimes it is inevitable that in a small but fast growing city, you see a but of modernisation in the area as well. TSS stocks brands like Mister Freedom, Dry Bones, Iron Heart, Red Cloud & Co, Railcar Fine Goods and of course also the Obbi Good Label leather goods. what caught my eye mostly was the californians. might pick them up in a couple of months pending funds but they are definitely a really attractive pair.at the end of this street you see the sultan mosque
small businesses growing into culturally rich areas are inevitable with the lack of space in singapore
mister freedom packaging is ace
californians
road champs
who doesn't like some good packaging?
iron heart shirt with some great texture
silverware
great snakeskin wallets
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Thanks Finn!
I guess most of the visits are from the locals from Singapore, here is another one too,
http://saintkeat.wordpress.com/2012/03/18/travel-blog-2-tuckshop-sundry-supplies-singapore/ -
hahahahaha surprising how even tampines mall made it on the list..
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This was an interesting read. I still want to visit for the street food and green space though…
Singapore is world's least emotional country, poll finds
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/nov/21/singapore-least-emotional-country-poll
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"temperate 28C weather"? Damn, what do the writers consider hot?
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Hey friends! I had a great time in Singapore and wanted to share some pictures from my time there with you. I got to meet @obbigood at Rugged Gentleman Shoppe, and I received a very warm welcome and gracious hospitality. I left with a really special souvenir on my belt and some fond memories of a great city with great people. Such a cool store and I really enjoyed the chat. Thanks Johnny!
