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Beck Sketchel

Save for my Project Runway addiction, I'm not into fashion design. Usually I'm just a vintage clothing kinda gal - so the closest I usually get to buying something new is at a merch table at the Croc. I love the band t-shirt! So much so that I'm in the process of making a quilt out of my retired stash of t-shirts (finally the worn-thin 1988 REM shirt will see the light of day!).

Beck is now cashing in on folks with a band-t-shirt fetish like mine by working with international designers to create a conceptual and functional art object - also known as a custom bag they've named the Beck sketchel. The sketchel (bag) showcases an exclusive design by French artist Genevieve Gauckler, who also contributed art to Beck's new album sleeve. Personally, I have no idea who Genevieve is (although I can assume she's fairly notable in the Nordstrom's scene)... but I appreciate the colorful bag she's designed to coincide with the Beck cover. Neat!

The limited edition shoulder bag is available at the Beck online store.

 

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adamloving said on April 3, 2007:

I'm not a Beck fan, but I love the Sketchel concept, and I found my way to several other nice Sketchels!

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imaginary dana said on April 3, 2007:

OMG -- not *another* great igLiz birthday gift??!?!

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imaginary liz said on April 3, 2007:

I KNOW! And folks claim I am hard to buy for.

Adam is right... there are even better sketchels available in the Jeremyville store! The Tim Biskup sketchel is cute. And, not to be t-shirt obsessed, but that Jeremyville Camp shirt is cute.

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imaginary embracey said on April 3, 2007:

I'll get you some Joy Division sneakers to go with...

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imaginary dana said on April 3, 2007:

"Shoes Will Tear Us Apart" -- brilliant!!!

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imaginary liz said on April 3, 2007:

Those shoes are BRILLIANT! They make we want to run in dirt so I can see the imprint -- and, truthfully, that would be the only reason I'd ever want to *run* in *dirt*.

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