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Woody at Sneaker freaker conducted a interview with this guy, you can find it around the web but start here at G-street.com.au

The Crossroads tee is the staple printed tee taken to the next level, it features a dropped back squared tail for comfort and is emphasized by the panel work and crossed seams. The camo work is subtle and yet still tough as ever. Also featured is the womans cut off denim shorts which are cool as hell and some pot plants which are not for sale.

Kimbra‘s top five songs to feel homesick to

As tall as lions – song for luna

Interpol – take you on a cruise

Sufjan stevens – feel the illinoise

The mint chicks – post no bills

Crowded house – dont dream its over

photo by Ben Clement

It was the perfect weekend for loading Thirsty Work up with some longboards and enjoying the sun.

We popped into Thanks, Mt Maunganui for a catch up today on the way to the beach.

If you are short on tomatoes, theirs are nearly ripe for the picking, don’t tell Luke!

Seafaring!

Gregory Isaacs on the spin…

We are sampling up some new prints down at Diffuse (the best screen printers in NZ). It’s a hot and sweaty den, but they always deliver gold.

Christian on the screens!

These boys are far to busy to worry about a clean fridge…

Wutang Xmas!

These shorts have witnessed many a tee being printed…

This classic designed by HD Steve made it to Diffuses display wall.

We are excited to announce that we have teamed up with G-shock to release a watch. For this colab we have worked with the Gshock DW-5600EG-9VS model which was developed in 1987 and was the refined version of the original DW5000 which was launched in 1983 – the birth of G-Shock. This model has a classic and sturdy feel which we felt worked well with the design we envisioned. We have really enjoyed working with leather recently which brought us to incorporate a leather cover for the watch. The inspiration behind this design was taken from a classic leather protected watch that became popular with farmers as it was suited to the ruggedness of farm work. Farming is a major part of our heritage as a country and something that many New Zealanders have had ties with in their lives. Some of us have spent a lot of time on sheep farms back in the days and it is such a fascinating and rich part of New Zealand culture we felt it would be great to pay homage to this with our Gshock colab. Included in the watch package is a leather case lined with sheep wool and a sheep dog whistle to accentuate this theme.

The watch will be available on Tuesday 31st of January at limited stockists across New Zealand and Australia.

This video gives a glimpse into the everyday life of a farmer in New Zealand.

Melbourne artist Paul Garvey‘s top five songs to make Taco’s too

Jump in line (shake, shake senora) – Harry Belefonte

Paris Tropical (Pharoah zap edit) - Paz

El gifto magnifico - Gift of gab

African voodoo queen – Madlib

Feminine eye – Bibio

Owen hosted  an Art show for himself and friends on Friday night along with a day of painting on Saturday. Thanks OD for keeping it real for the creative community and locals alike. It was a great night other than getting mopped on Street fighter.

OD

EL BARTO, one of the many pieces for sale

Play that funky music white boy

Sir Phat1

Albert, work in progress

midnight snacks

culture mash