Cody and Sage Disch:
Ace & Everett

Ace & Everett is an independent sock company from New York City. Crowd-funded in 2014, brothers Cody and Sage Disch design and produce the uncommon. Their defined approach is impeccable craft, minimalist style, structured comfort, and use of domestically grown organic Supima® cotton.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Jimmy Hankins:
Asbury Park Clothing Company Jeans

Most brands create a jean and a fit and then go about figuring out who and what it represents. I’d like to say I had that all figured out before I stitched a jean but in actuality it was there all along… Asbury was just waiting for someone to bring it to life as a denim brand.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Asimina Chremos:
Fiber Art

In both cases, I’m using my body as the fundamental tool, along with my consciousness, imagination and residue of previous experiences. Then I just go from there, either manipulating the hook and thread with my hands (crochet) or just moving my body in space (dance).
 
 
 
 
 
 

Nick Brown:
Soludos Espadrilles

My favorite times of the summer normally involve a few friends gathered over a few casual drinks on a lazy summers afternoon, so I wanted to try to capture that feeling in a name and to give a nod to the Spanish heritage of espadrilles…
 
 
 
 
 
 

Maurice Malone:
Williamsburg Garment Company Jeans

For as long as I can remember, people have said the denim market is over saturated. To me, it’s not that it’s over saturated, it’s just lacking new ideas, strategies, and purpose…
 
 
 
 
 
 

Loren Cronk:
BLKSMTH Jeans

I really think of BLKSMTH as an old workwear brand that is modern. That’s my mindset when designing into it. I strive to make it work today with styling details and fit…
 
 
 
 
 
 

EastWest Bottlers:
Speakeasy Perfume, Moonshine Cologne, Bluegrass Cologne

When I think of Moonshine, everything from the packaging to the scent, it reminds me of rummaging through an old farmhouse and stumbling upon a hidden box, tucked away behind some old antiques…
 
 

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