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Regan Smith Clarke Holiday 2012

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Yay! Our personal favorites, Regan Smith Clarke, have released some new goods for the Holiday 2012 season. We’re particularly fond of the three new tees in the release, which includes Strike Force, Stand & Deliver and Riot Squad.

All are available now via Regan Smith Clarke.

Regan Smith Clarke Black Friday Weekend Sales

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Regan Smith Clarke is offering a host of deals to celebrate the major shopping weekend.

Today, which is Friday, all tees are $12.

If you shop on Small Biz Saturday, they’re offering a buy one, get one free deal, as well as a free limited edition RSC Scoutbook with each order.

Lastly, on Cyber Monday, you get 20% off your order and receive a free tote bag.

Order accordingly via Regan Smith Clarke.

Regan Smith Clarke Spring/Summer 2012 Lookbook

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Regan Smith Clarke recently released their Spring/Summer 2012 Lookbook. This is by far my favorite release from the Boston brand, and in a second you’ll see why.

Below are selected images from the Lookbook. You can view the entire project in its entirety here.

Orders can be made via Regan Smith Clarke.

Regan Smith Clarke Summer 2012

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Wow. I knew it was coming, but completely blanked on the Summer 2012 Collection by Regan Smith Clarke. Pleasantly surprised to see the email announcing the release pop up in my inbox. The crew has outdone themselves this Season. The Collection is called Stand & Deliver, and it proudly claims inspiration from American nose art that’s found on military aircraft throughout World War II.

Highlights of the Collection include the R.S.C.C. Airborne V-neck (YES!) and the Unlucky Rabbit tee.

Everything is available now via Regan Smith Clarke.

New Releases from Regan Smith Clarke

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Regan Smith Clarke released two new tees this week, including “Defender” and a new colorway option of their popular “Russian Doll” design.

Both are available now for $25/each via Regan Smith Clarke. For the next 48 hours, you can take 10% off your order with discount code DEFENDER.

Regan Smith Clarke Cyber Monday Sale – Tees $8-12

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All tees are $8-12 at Regan Smith Clarke today for their Cyber Monday sale. No discount code is needed.

Regan Smith Clarke & Other Tees at Fab.com

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There is a lot of tee-related activity going on at Fab.com this week. If you’re unfamiliar with Fab.com, they’re an invite-only online discount shop that features different design-devoted pieces, including clothing and household items.

This week, our friends over at Regan Smith Clarke have their “Speakeasy,” “Repeal,” “Barrel” and “Old Inventions” designs up on the site. As a result, you can get your hands on tees and tanks for a discounted price. The pieces will be up on Fab.com for only two more days.

Plus, Fab.com announced the launch of their PopTee Pop-Up Shop this morning, which features tee designs by Milton Glaser, James Victore, Ana Benaroya and other designers.

You need to have an invite to take advantage of the sales, but I have some available. To claim yours and then have access to the sales, visit Fab.com.

Regan Smith Clarke Summer 2011

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So at the end of last month, we gave you a sneak peek preview of Regan Smith Clarke‘s Summer 2011 Collection (including an interview with Regan himself). Today, we present additional summer styles, which features three different designs, each available in multiple colorways.

Directly inspired by 1920s-era prohibition, the summer collection highlights an era in United States history rich in imagery that meshes perfectly with the vintage-inspired style RSC is known for.

Each tee can now be ordered via Regan Smith Clarke.

Regan Smith Clarke Summer 2011 Preview

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Nicholas at Boston’s Regan Smith Clarke has generously offered IMSS readers an exclusive sneak peek of the brand’s upcoming Summer 2011 Collection.

The preview image below is of a v-neck tee titled “Speakeasy,” which Nicholas explains is the centerpiece of the upcoming Collection that is set for release on Tuesday, July 5.

I pretty much stalk Regan Smith Clarke‘s site and have featured their pieces here numerous times, so I was excited that Nicholas was willing to put me in touch with Regan himself, who answered some questions I had about the inspiration behind his upcoming Summer drop. July 5! Mark you calendars!

Is there any specific inspiration going into this summer’s collection?

Regan: RSC’s summer collection is directly inspired by 1920s-era prohibition. A major goal of this release was to draw upon a particular era in American history that was rich with imagery and contained identifiable themes. I feel with these designs, that goal has been achieved.

RSC has always been and always will be a vintage art-inspired brand. However, I’ve become increasingly aware that the definition of “vintage” is a bit vague these days – it seems to encompass anything and everything from the past. By providing a contemporary take on the art that inspires me, I feel RSC is able to continually shine and stand out in a sea of similarly inspired clothing labels.

Was there a certain number of designs you were looking to put together for the summer?

Regan: There weren’t a set number I had my heart on releasing – I actually scaled back the size of the release because I felt there were a few designs that ultimately were not fitting with my overall vision. I was more focused on choosing creative, but cohesive designs.

RSC does have plans however, to release several limited edition reprints – including our very popular “Russian Doll” design – and various other products this summer at the San Francisco and Chicago installments of the Renegade Craft Fair, Boston’s South End Open Market (SoWa) and more. Keep your eyes peeled!

Anything notably different from this season compared to your previous seasons?

Regan: Yes, an element noticeably different in this release compared to the last is the absence of the full company name from the designs. The RSC acronym is still prevalent, just integrated in very subtle ways. We also experimented with some new stuff: 50/50 blends, V-necks and more.

Overall, the style may have changed, but the core brand message has not.

Regan Smith Clarke Tee Madness “Thank You” 50% off Sale

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In celebration of winning the 2001 Tee Madness Tournament Champion, Regan Smith Clarke is offering up a 50% discount on their entire stock.

The sale lasts for 48 hours, but it began yesterday. You can take advantage of the deal until Friday, April 8 at 2pm EST.

No discount code is needed. Take advantage of the deal via Regan Smith Clarke.

Regan Smith Clarke’s “Year One” Anniversary Tee

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Last week Regan Smith Clarke celebrated their one year anniversary, and to commemorate the occasion released a new tee design titled “Year One.”

The commemorative “Year One” design will surely catch your eye. 3-Color design on a heather gray t-shirt.

“Year One” is currently available for preorder and comes on both men’s and women’s American Apparel tees. Preorder the tee for $25 via Regan Smith Clarke.

Regan Smith Clarke X Thrillist Exclusive – “Landmark”

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Regan Smith Clarke is currently taking pre-orders for a brand new limited edition design called, “Landmark.”

Distinctly Boston-esque, the Landmark’s design is influenced by the legendary Boston Celtics and the iconic Garden (RIP) steak restaurant, the Scotch ‘n Sirloin. The design offers a subtle take on the NBA’s most successful franchise and the cultural zeitgeist the team unknowingly nurtured during the immortal 1980s. A must-have for Beantown sports fans.

“Landmark” is printed on American Apparel and is available in men’s and women’s sizes.

It’s available to pre-order for $25 via Regan Smith Clarke. The design is also available on a Limited Edition 18″ X 25″ print for $20.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Fresh Stock’s 15-40% off Cyber Monday Sale

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Our good friends over at The Fresh Stock are extending their sale events by running a Cyber Monday sale today.

The sale event features discounts from 15-40% off on brands including Unscripted, 4fifteen, Defamnation, Regan Smith Clarke, Grand Forte and more.

Discount is reflected in the prices listed online.

Take advantage of the one day sale via The Fresh Stock.

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The Fresh Stock launches online shop!

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Our close friends over at The Fresh Stock have officially launched their online shop!  The Fresh Stock is an online magazine which provides you with info on the latest and best in street gear. 

They’ve launched with an impressive lineup.  You can find gear from Unscripted, 4Fifteen, Regan Smith Clarke, Defamnation, Elusive, Grand Forte, and Fully Laced.

Head over to The Fresh Stock’s shop to pick up some of the best gear out right now.

Congrats to Mario and The Fresh Stock!

Regan Smith Clarke

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Regal Smith Clarke recently dropped a handful of new items, adding to their already impressive collection of graphic tees.

The new Fall 2010 release consists of five tees, one of which is long-sleeve.

Hit the jump to see the entire Lookbook.

They’re all available now for $24 for short sleeve items and $28 for long sleeve items.  Make your orders via Regan Smith Clarke.

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