We are proud to announce the launch of our first official retail location. The Search+Rescue General Store, located 3101 W. Glenwood ave Brewerytown, Phila. A mix of Classic Americana, Street Art, Mid century collectibles, and cool people! Join us for an exclusive preview First Friday Nov. 2 3-8pm. Advertisements Continue reading Urban Sketch | S+R General Store
An intimate conversation with Coach Gaines discussing the evolution of retail. Continue reading Raw Edge MRKT | A conversation with Coach | retail evolution
Coach Gaines and Squad teamed up with photographer Louie Kovatch to capture the evolution of Philadelphia based hip hop legend Spade-O, co founder of Major Figgas.
Its not often that we style for entertainers however this was a historical moment for the fashion and music culture in Philadelphia. Artist Alameen, famously known as Spade-o decided to capture 50 shades of his walk through life in Philadelphia. Hi-lighting the backdrop for his music and shining light to the underground world of positivity unexposed in Philadelphia. Clothes provided by The Captains Vintage, Custom Lifestyle by Hamid Holloman, Search and Rescue Drygoods, and The Everyday Agenda. See more from the photoshoot
The Job site at Urban market is the debut installation for our capsule of work meets sport Spring items. Still using the Images of labor exhibition as our muse, here we illustrated our story through props and graphic raglans. Suggesting that this group of guys decided to play in their work clothes. See Pics Continue reading “The Job site | at Urban Market”
Philly has a new and cool indoor flea market, The Franklin Flea. Inside of historical Strawbridges on 8th and Market downtown Philly. Owner Mark Vevle curated a great mix of vendors, offering everything from hand made furniture to greeting cards. The Squad showed up with a wide variety of treats including small collectables, art, custom vintage, chairs and coffee tables. Just imagine a vintage department store…exactly! See more pictures
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