Sustainable this, organic that—it’s all good karma, but it can make for some mediocre merch. Fortunately, that’s not the case with the debut sunglasses from Portland-based Shwood. A riff on the durable Wayfarer shape, the frame is crafted from locally sourced hardwood, but the eco theme goes only so far. The lenses, which we suppose could’ve been made from scavenged Coke bottle bottoms or some such, are made by Zeiss in Italy.
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R.I.P. Heinz Edelmann (1934-2009), graphic designer, illustrator, and art director of the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine (pictured).
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Forget about the funny glasses: Fuji’s just-announced FinePix Real 3D W1 point-and-shoot camera lets you shoot stills and video with the 3-D look sans specs. The secret? Two lenses, each with its own perspective and focal point, snap separate images, which are then combined digitally to—ostensibly—blow your freaking mind.
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Trickling in to dealers now: the new boutique line of bikes from Specialized targeted at “urban cyclists, commuters, the progressively minded and the eco-conscious.”
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Laguna Beach’s new Nike store opened quietly earlier this month, without the fanfare we’d expect from a company first: Never before have all of the company’s action-sports brands (Nike 6.0, Hurley, Converse, and Nike SB) been together under one roof. From the look of it, they’re getting along just fine.
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