This week, December 14-21, Lapstone & Hammer will be hosting a pop-up for Civil Studios, a new Philadelphia brand with a mature streetwear aesthetic. Combining a vision for community empowerment with finely crafted apparel from premium materials, their inaugural collection pays homage to civil heroes of the past while empowering new civil leaders of the present and future.
Aimé Leon Dore is having a good 2020. The Queens-based brand founded by Teddy Santis in 2014 began this strange and horrible year with an incredible collaboration with Porsche that included an actual fully restored 911 in addition to apparel, then followed that up with a huge New Balance project and a nod as one of Complex's best brands of 2020.
Closing out this seemingly never-ending year is their Fall/Winter 2020 collection called "The World's Borough," which is available now, only in-store at Lapstone & Hammer's 1106 Chestnut St. location in Philadelphia, PA.
Raise your hand if you're stuck at home and bored as hell. Us too, so this week we have a special treat that is exclusively available to our newsletter subscribers: the Desert Camo capsule, a new hand-dyed sweatsuit inspired by the desert poppy flower of the American southwest. merican southwest.
Joe Beddia, the iconoclastic Philadelphia chef and maker of what Bon Appetit Magazine named "America's Best Pizza," is stepping out of the kitchen to partner with Lapstone & Hammer on a tee shirt capsule inspired by some of his favorite wines. The Lapstone x Beddia "Wine Shirts" pairs a concept Joe created over a decade ago with Lapstone's proprietary hand-dye technique to create a range of short and long sleeve tees that are as unique and satisfying as a Beddia pie (well... almost).
There is one more reason to give thanks this year as our Lapstone FALL 2020 collection concludes on Black Friday with Drop 2, featuring two new colors of the Buffalo Check Flannel and the return of the Lapstone Varsity logo.
