Wanna read the personal journals of the cats who are shaping the fashion, music, art, business and skateboarding industries? Look no further than the Honeyee.com blog. Its an eclectic mix of artists the likes of Jeff Staple, Kaws, Edison Chen, Keith Hufnagel, John Mayer, Hiroshi Fujiwara, and Eric Clapton just to name a few. Most of the featured bloggers write daily so there’s always new stuff to check out. Definitely worth a read.

Wow, and I thought I was a Nintendo fan. This guy has a license from Nintendo to make limited edition t-shirts based on famous characters from the 8-bit generation. He also occasionally does work for Sega. These shirts will run you a few dollars and you’ll have to import from Japan. If you happen to be in NYC however, Nintendo World New York City usually has a few in stock and is the only place you can buy them in the US.

Remember that dude in high school that always had the North Face gear in those crazy colors you never new existed? Or had polo sweaters and rugbies from 1992? There’s a good chance you can find him lurking here. Vintagegearaddicts.com is the home of connoisseurs of 90’s streetwear, back when it wasn’t called “streetwear”. There is an entire culture based around rare vintage North Face and Polo gear, most of which was acquired at a five finger discount. Check it out and read some insane stories from the early 90’s era of fashion in NYC. And when your done call your brother who still lives at home and have him dig out that old Polo windbreaker you got in the attic, there’s someone out there willing to pay top dollar for it.

I have several pairs of fresh kicks on ice, but I’m definitely not in the same league as the majority of sneaker heads. Over at Flight Club’s website you could salivate 24 hours a day over pairs your dying to own but that your wallet won’t allow.

This cat is currently in the process of photographing and logging every t-shirt made by supreme in their 13 year history. Let’s see if he gets his hands on my fav, the infamous Basquait tee.

Artist Cody Hudson (Struggle Inc.) teamed up with Fifty24SF to create these classic hi-tops. Wearing these shoes will make all of your hopes and dreams come true.