Posted On: Friday, May 03, 2013
Two of our design team members share the inspiration behind their Custom Docksides® for Spring.
Our Color, Trend & Materials Guru, Emily customized her Sand Suede Docksides® with snappy Jelly Bean Green laces since Emerald is the color of the year and green is the color of Spring! Emily's docksides are pictured next to her sprouting tulips.
Sebago Designer Tyler chose a set of Rust Red laces for his Horween® Docksides® in Ink to pay homage to his childhood hometown basketball team. He wanted to keep his custom creation subtle and sophisticated, while still representing himself as an individual.
Find the perfect laces for your Spring style! Customize your Docksides® or Spinnakers now.
Follow @sebagousa on Instagram for more behind-the-scenes shots from the Sebago design team!
Posted On: Wednesday, April 10, 2013
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Town & Country: Scorecard... A look at two 1-percenter playgrounds with similiar names but wildly different social codes.
Fishers Island, NY - Dress Code: A night out at the Pequot, the local watering hole requires well-worn khakis and boat shoes (careful on the 70's style light-up dance floor in those). Our men's Horween Spinnaker shoes was featured in the April, 2013 issue of Town & Country Magazine.
Posted On: Friday, February 01, 2013
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The Best Life: Style
Boat- Added Value: The quality leather (tanned in Chicago) and sturdy box stitching along the front add durability to this functional pair. Sebago, $150, sebago.com
Our men's Horween Docksides was featured in the March, 2013 issue of Men's Health magazine.
Posted On: Friday, November 16, 2012
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The Town & Country Gift Guide:
To: Larry Ellison-A Born-Again Surfer... the wardrobe every man needs on his own private Hawaiian island. Lanai Dreaming: Our men's Spinnaker was featured in the December, 2012 issue of Town & Country magazine.
Posted On: Thursday, October 04, 2012
- Six Degrees
Africa is her continent and Paris is her city. Sandrinette (@sandrinetttttte)studied sociology for four years. Urban culture is her universe, with working at colette shop in Paris, France for the last seven years, has led her to create a web magazine, “What’s up kids!”. A site for kids, tweens/teens to find the latest in street-wear, music, events, & books. A web magazine with blogs held by young tastemakers themselves. Sandrinette also started a blog, Color Me Goood with her long time friend Marjorie “the other half of CMG”. A site which talks about everything & nothing specific. Sandrinette has been a member of colette team tumblr, which she blogs daily pictures from the colette shop. Sandrinette loves colors. Colors are what illuminate her days.
www.whatsupkids.tumblr.com
www.coletteteam.tumblr.com
Posted On: Thursday, October 04, 2012
- Six Degrees
Hana May (@heartymagazine) grew up listening to Motown and Country music. She’s the founder and acting Editorial Director of hearty magazine, an online platform that features the best in emerging culture—fashion, music and art—from a female perspective. Hana has also contributed to a variety of media outlets including the likes of Elle, Interview and AOL. Half Kiwi, half Russian, Hana likes New York, but is from Vancouver, Canada. Hana started her career in radio, has hosted her own radio show and pops up here and there to host on-camera. Interviewing is Hana’s passion and driving force. Her list of victims includes everyone from famous musicians to established fashion designers to up-and-coming artists.
www.heartymagazine.com
Posted On: Thursday, October 04, 2012
- Six Degrees
Michal Tesler (@curlysueeve) is a true Berliner. Israeli born, Michal has spent over four years working for the trade show Bread & Butter as the Product Manager of the Sport & Street Area. She teamed up with Mayra Fateh in 2009 to form M³Blogga, the duo later created their own online world named ‘eVe without adam’ in February 2010. This was the first German online address for female Streetwear and Lifestyle.
Since June, 2012, Michal is a freelancer, currently working on a VICE project, as the Managing Editor of a major brand-online magazine entitled ‘news for original girls’. Michal loves good music, extra ordinary art and distinctive fashion.
www.evewithoutadam.net
Posted On: Thursday, October 04, 2012
- Six Degrees
Raised on Ibiza in the good old hippie days & with a study stop-thru in Barcelona, Mayra Fateh (@mayrafateh) moved to Berlin in 2008 to work at the trade show Bread & Butter, where she is now Product Manager of the Street Fashion Area. Together with Michal Tesler she created the female online collective ‘eVe without adam’ in February 2010, a fresh format within the macro cosmos of lifestyle platforms, showing a contemporary mood-board of our Zeitgeist. As a fan of seeing the bigger picture, she is what we can call the new generation of flower children living in a present revolution of the female society.
www.evewithoutadam.net
Posted On: Wednesday, October 03, 2012
- Six Degrees
Raised in a family business, Mdot (@boojilife) spent her younger years learning hands on how a business operates. These experiences were the root of her passion and drive to make things happen. Her motto is hard work always pays off. After studying I-D & furniture design, Mdot entered the footwear world with very little experience about creating footwear and the market. She spent 6 years co-directing JB Classics, an independent footwear brand. Involved in the day to day of building a brand was the experience that brought her to the next stage in her career. In 2008, she founded Booji, footwear & accessories brand. Keeping the momentum with creating and building a brand. Having a strong passion to make products lead Mdot to branch out, working with other brands in different industries. Relationships like these sparked her to curate an all female influencers project with Sebago for AW12. The project includes 5 females from around the globe brought together to bring their styles and taste to the market from a female prospective.
www.boojihouse.com
