July 30, 2020

Bandana-Rama

 

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While the bandana has always been a favorite accessory with its distinctive paisley print, it has become more popular than ever in the last few months as a face covering. This sporty collection takes its inspiration from the bandana with hoodies, bags, leggings, sneakers, t-shirts, hats, and more that pay homage to this colorful little square!

 
LEFT COLUMN: BDG WASHED BANDANA HOODIE SWEATSHIRT $59. This unisex printed hoodie features a cotton outer layer with a light poly fleece lining. Available in three colors.

ARIZONA LOVE TREKKY BANDANA-WRAPPED SANDALS $134. Teva-inspired, these comfy sandals get a fashion infusion wrapped in red bandana-print voile.

BANDANA BLANKET COMPANY CLASSIC BANDANA BACKPACK $69.99. Available in lots of bandana colors, this backpack features a heavy-duty construction, padded nylon back and bottom, and interior laptop pocket too.

WALK ON WATER BANDANA SLING CHAIR $149. Also available in all your favorite bandana colors, these sling chairs recline in three different positions for ultimate relaxation. They feature a solid wood frame and water-resistant seat that are UV coated to protect against fading. Read More

 

July 24, 2020

The Tennis Shop

 
FROM LEFT ROW 1 & 2: TORY SPORT PERFORMANCE STRIPED SLEEVELESS RUFFLE POLO WITH LUCKY IN LOVE SCALLOP SKIRT; POIVRE BLANC POLO TANK TOP AND TENNIS SKORT; TORY SPORT PERFORMANCE MERINO V-NECK SWEATER WITH INPHORM PLEATED TENNIS SKIRT; ROW 3: POIVRE BLANC TENNIS DRESS; INPHORM ASYMMETRICAL TENNIS DRESS; TORY SPORT V-NECK TENNIS DRESS

 

Mason’s Tennis has been a part of the New York City shopping landscape since 1975 — a go-to destination for NYC’s tennis set and tourists alike. Opened by founder Mark Mason during tennis’s heyday, when players like Chris Evert, Bjorn Borg, Guillermo Vilas, John McEnroe, and Vitas Gerulaitas ruled the courts — and brands like Fila, Tacchini, and Ellesse made tennis style as big a part of the game as the matches themselves.

Mason’s is one of those original NYC specialty stores you don’t really find anymore, small but jam-packed, like a hardware store that’s got everything you need. Here it’s tennis — racquets, apparel, shoes, and accessories. The store was originally located on 7th Ave between 57th and 58th St, and moved to its current location on 53rd between Park and Madison in 1999. Read More

 

July 18, 2020

Play It Safe: Best Sport Masks

 

 

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Lightweight, breathable, and moisture-wicking… these protective face masks are designed for comfort and fit, from your workout through the rest of your day.

(Please note: these are not medical grade masks)

UA SPORTSMASK (above)

$30

 
Made with high-performance fabrics, this water-resistant, anti-microbial mask is designed for sport and all-day wear. Structured design sits up off face and lips for added comfort and breathability. Iso-Chill fabric on interior lining and ear loops feels cool to the touch. Read More

 

July 10, 2020

The Art of Sport

 

 

ABOVE, CLOCKWISE TOP LEFT: MR. BRAINWASH, MUHAMMAD ALI

“LEGEND” (LIFE IS WONDERFUL); A. BORGHERESI, MONACO GRAND PRIX; KATHERINE BERNHARDT, NIKE PANTHER; CLAUDE GARACHE, ROLAND GARROS 1990

 

Surf, skate, soccer, tennis and more… bring your favorite sports home this summer with these limited edition prints, art objects, and vintage posters that represent them all. With many sporting events still on hold, you can view them on your wall 24/7 with this curated collection from GC/EDITIONS. For more information, click images.

 

 

ANDY WARHOL FOUNDATION ARTIST SERIES SURFBOARDS

Created by surfer shaper Tim Bessell in conjunction with the Andy Warhol Foundation, these Andy Warhol Foundation Artist Series surfboards were produced in a limited and numbered edition of 10 or 12. Read more HERE.  Read More

 

July 4, 2020

May The Fourth Be With You

 

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Festive for the Fourth of July in red, white, and blue… this collection has the fun summer style you’ll want to wear all season long!

 

CLOCKWISE TOP LEFT: BOAST WARM-UP JACKET $140. Taking its inspiration from the tennis icons of the 1970’s, this pique tricot warm-up jacket features classic retro styling and the Boast signature embroidered Japanese maple leaf insignia.

IMPERIAL GOLF BUCKET HAT $35. Made for the links, wear this classic bucket hat anyplace you need a little sun protection with style. It’s available in lots of color variations too!

ADIDAS ALL ME BIKINI TOP $35 + SPORTY BOTTOMS $30. Dive, spike, swim… this made for summer sport bikini goes from beach volleyball to a surf session with ease.

NORSE PROJECTS BJARKI COLOR BLOCK SOCK $25. From Norse Projects’ latest drop come these cotton blend colorblocked socks, topped off with snug ribbed ankle cuffs. Read More

 

July 1, 2020

Weight for It

 

 

No weights? No problem! With gyms still closed and everyone working out at home, weights are almost impossible to find — or marked up on eBay at black market prices. But don’t let that get in the way of your workout! Everyday objects will do just fine.

I’ve been using gallon jugs of Poland Spring myself for dumbbells, which weigh 8.34 lbs. 2 cups of water weighs about 1 lb., so whether you’re curling a liter bottle (2.2 lbs) or bench pressing a 5 gallon water cooler refill jug (41.7 lbs), you really can substitute any water container for a weight (Water/Weight Calculator). Wine or champagne bottles are another option, slightly heavier because they are glass and not plastic, which on average weigh between 2-3 lbs.

Wood is another idea. A 2 x 4″ can be cut to measure at Home Depot or Lowe’s, and weighs about 1.2 lbs. per foot. Stack two pieces together to easily double that weight. Or use a brick for a 5 lb. weight. Other ideas at the hardware store are paint cans — gallon size or smaller sample cans which are more easily hand held. Paint weighs more than water, and varies depending on type between 10-15 lbs. per gallon, but you can also purchase empty paint cans at places like Walmart and simply fill with water.

Sandbags are another idea which can be found at a variety of different types of stores. Saddle bag styles from a camera or lighting supply shop can be purchased in different weights from 5-50 lbs. and have convenient handles too! Other options are food — from a can of soup which weighs about .75 lbs, to potatoes which come pre-measured in 5 lb. bags.

All these ideas are in stock and available online or in stores now. So no weights? No excuses!

 
 

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