Introducing the Storagebased digital library!
Bringing my collection of 10+ years to the device in your hand or desktop at your home, however you choose to browse we got you. Consisting of rare And out of print magazines, books, catalogs and more with a bi weekly addition of 10 new items to browse. Whether you’re a print nerd like me, researching, sourcing and referencing or just want to go through some print you won’t come across likely, there’s something here for you!
Here’s how it goes: 40 percent of the site will remain free will the other 60 percent is subscription based which will consist of the super rare, unseen and highly valuable. Only for $8.99 a month or your can pay yearly. Any grade and college students pay $8.99 for the year, just message me proof of school attendance and I’ll give you the discount code. The best $8.99 you’ll spend in life, so many things on there and we rolling out new sections and collections monthly.
All that to say if you’ve been tapped in with Storagebased this is for you!
And the most special thanks for @adxze for being point man on the site, killed it fr! Love to @a.don.is for assisting and coming in clutch when needed!
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Liquid Sky, GAT, Jean Paul Gaultier + featured in Paper Mags 1992 “Kidz R Us” editorial with 90s club kids Walt Paper, Christopher Comp and more.
Scanned out of Paper Magazine 1992 which is now available to browse and download on my site. Link in bio
Following up on my previous post, here’s another Zoo York catalog for their fall 1996 collection. Featuring gems like the “Criminology” and “Practice Truth” t shirts alongside OG team decks for Harold Hunter, Pete Bici, Jeff Pang, Robbie Gangemi and more. A short but sweet catalog, 5 pages of 💎’s
Scans taken from Zoo York’s 1997 catalog featuring mock-ups of OG products alongside ads featuring Danny Supa, Harold Hunter, Pete Bici, Jeff Pang and more.
Sadat X rocking one of the first if not first Supreme baseball jersey in 1996 for The Source Magazine “Michrophone Check”.
Peep slide 2 for an image of the actual jersey which I screenshotted off EBay. Images 1 and 3 are scanned out of The Source 1996.
Notorious B.I.G sporting a Conart t shirt in a clip taken from the 1995 hip hop documentary “The Show”.
Second slide is Fabolous intro to the “Soul Tape 2”, which sampled the same Biggie interview, a true classic touch to one of Fab’s best projects.
Third slide is “The Show” soundtrack cassette from my stash.
“My Best Stussy” article ran in Stussy’s 25th anniversary book, featuring favorite selections from Hiroshi Fujiwara, T.E.T (founder of WTAPS), Shinsuke Takizawa(founder of Neighborhood, Hirofumi Kiyonaga(founder of Sophnet) and more. Man that Stussy Kyoko Koizumi staff tee that Hiroshi selected is insaneeee. Super rare, only seen this tee one time on the market as Hiroshi explained in the write up that “it is for staff the numbers are quite small and is not distributed in the world.” Also to note that Hiroshi helped produce the Kyoko Koizumi album and had his hands in the 1990 marketing for the artist as he had his hands in everything in the music and fashion scene in the 1990s, still does.
All images are scanned out of the Stussy 25th anniversary magazine.
PNB Nation founders Zulu Williamson, West Rubenstein, and Bruce McHayle interview shot by Choke No Joke during the Magic Show in the late 90’s. Brue talks a bit about the PNB come up and history while Zulu talks the meaning(s) of PNB name. To be noted Choke No Joke is the same guy responsible for “The Last Days of the Roc: The Rocafella Breakup” documentary.
In 2002 Supreme’s founder James Jebbia gave a rare and brief interview with Rift Trooper on the topic Supreme. Included actual imagery from the Rift Trooper zine along with downloads of the rare conversation with James stating “he doesn’t like reselling.” Only seen clips of that question and don’t remember seeing the full interview.
Dug this out while revisiting the legend @gwarizm blog. Could always find a good read still just randomly scrolling.
Cross Colours, GAT, Rudeboy, Oakley, Reebok, Versace and more featured in the wardrobe of 1996 comedy “Phat Beach”. Wardrobe fitting was on point in this film from Benny(Jermaine Hopkins) rocking the lime green Cross Colours shorts paired with the Rudeboy tee to Durrel(Brian Hooks) sporting multiple Reebok “Above The Rim” tees, Nike caps, Bum Equipment and more. Slide 5 was sponsored by 92.3 The Beat with the judges rocking 40Acres and A Mule along with Ruff Era jerseys, not to mention Ben Davis, Oakley spotting and so much more.
Swipe thru to peep everything I caught and make sure you watch Phat Beach on Tubi or somewhere if you never seen it…hilarious
