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dippedanddripped · 4 years ago

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Eric Emanuel lives and works in New York’s Garment District, not too far from the factory where he makes his eponymous label.

“I set my whole life up here,” he says. “I live here, my office is here, the factories are here, and I get to see the madness all day.”

The madness occurs every Friday, where Emanuel releases a small drop of products on his website, where they usually last about a few seconds before selling out, much to the chagrin of his hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers. His line consists of many sportswear staples that characterize other independent streetwear labels: hoodies, T-shirts, sweatpants, and even some thermals in the cooler months. But the one thing he’s absolutely nailed? It’s gotta be the shorts.

Indeed, whether it’s solid colors or out-there prints that range from florals, paisleys, or an insane print of the New York City skyline, Emanuel has become synonymous with some of the best above-the-knee knickers on the market. And unlike the other New York Knickerbockers, Emanuel’s shorts have been big winners for his brand. In the past couple of years, he’s gone from hometown hero to global collab king, working with beverage companies like Mountain Dew, sneaker companies like adidas and Reebok, and now the Philadelphia 76ers basketball team on an array of covetable gear.

Emanuel’s personal uniform usually consists of a pair of his popular mesh shorts, a vintage tee, and a Yankees fitted. As a flex he’ll finish off the fit with a pair of his collaborative Reebok Club C sneakers, one of many models he’s done with the Boston-based sportswear label. But he’s also open to stepping up his game by switching it up with a pair of Gucci loafers, a clear co-sign of a trend that’s been spotted on Instagram. Then again, as Emanuel points out, part of the fun about his flagship product is it really isn’t that serious.

“I think that’s why the shorts have been such a success, because it’s not binary in the sense that you have to wear them in a certain way,” he says. “Wear it however you want, it’s a pair of mesh shorts.”

The king of shorts took a break from running his kingdom to talk about his rise to success, how he found his lane, and other project he has in the works. Ironically, it’s kind of a long story.

Where are you from Eric?

I’m from Syracuse originally, and then I moved here eight or nine years ago to go to FIT for marketing. Towards the end of my senior year I started making jerseys, and ended up running with that.

When did you start your label?

When I was getting out of school I didn’t want to go work somewhere, so I sort of just maneuvered — I was paying to make product off my credit card, I’d then move that balance to another card just waiting for that moment when a product would sell and I could pay the bill. Betting on myself, knowing some day it would work.

When does your shorts story begin?

The shorts would have been three years ago I think. I started with a heavier short — like a very traditional basketball short from Mitchell & Ness. But theirs wasn’t really what I wanted to wear. I didn’t like the big waistband; I didn’t like the weight. So I switched to something that’s practically my lacrosse short from high school — a very basic single layer short. That’s where I found success, but even so I would say it took until the end of last summer for it to really catch fire.

It seems when you do a drop every Friday it sells out instantly. Is that exhilarating or frustrating?

It’s frustrating. You would think that you’d be so excited to sell your product out in a day, that it should be this harmonious moment. Unfortunately, you have to deal with everyone who’s upset they didn’t get it. So I’m trying to find a balance of fulfilling the demand and going a little beyond it.

I had no idea this sort of “cozy revolution” would’ve taken over. Everything I’ve released over the past two months was made in the winter. The quantities were super low and it sold out way too fast. Then we had to stop making shorts for about two months and wait for New York to become a bit safer. It’s been a whirlwind.

How else has Covid-19 affected your business?

I pulled everything forward because I didn’t know where the economy was going. I didn’t know what was going to happen. And it sort of backfired in the sense that I ran out of product, and it wasn’t safe to continue making more until a month ago. That’s when we really hit the ground running. Everyone’s hungry to work, but it was very difficult to figure out how to do it in a safe manner. Now, whatever is made this week is being sold next week. And I’m very lucky that since I make the product in New York so I can sort of schedule it that way. In an ideal world, we would be six weeks ahead.

It’s pretty ballsy to call your product “The Best Shorts in the World,” but there it is printed on the packaging. What separates your shorts from others on the market?

I focused on a product that not necessarily everyone cared about. People would run shorts here and there, but it was never their core item. Instead of starting with a T-Shirt, I went into a market where there was less competition figured out how to own that. Why is it the best short? I think it’s because it’s essentially your favorite short, but a bit elevated. It falls little bit above the knee, you can size up if you want it to be baggier, and it just wears well.

There’s something for everyone. I personally like solid colors, but a lot of people love the patterns. The patterns tend to be motifs that I relate to at the time — sort of where my head’s at. I have an infatuation with rugs, so we ran with it. Luckily others seem to love rugs as well, because they’re probably the top pattern this season.

Speaking of balls, is there a recommended shorts-and-undies combo for maximum breathability?

Uniqlo Airism boxer briefs! I have such an appreciation Uniqlo basics. I’m there like once or twice a week.

At $98 a pop, that’s a good chunk of change, but it’s also not egregious. How do you justify that price?

I think $98 is a price most people are comfortable with given that they’re made in New York. If I had to wholesale these shorts, the retail should be at least $150 or $160. The fact that I do direct-to-consumer allows me to keep it at $98. At the end of the day, it’s not necessarily a “luxury product,” it’s a made-in-the-USA basketball short. It’s important to note that it’s made in New York and all the components are sourced from the United States. I get comments all the time of people saying: “Oh, he’s selling a pair of $10 shorts with a logo on it.” That’s not even close.

It’s expensive to make things here, but the craftsmanship speaks for itself. To speak on the process a bit: The mesh arrives; it’s sent to a cutting room; after that they’re sent to be sewn; a truck grabs them and takes them to be screen printed; another truck grabs them to where they’re steamed/pressed and packaged; and finally they’re shipped.

How does it feel to see people reselling your shorts?

I don’t think there’s a right answer for that. It’s a good feeling to know that your product’s in demand, but I’m also like: “Gee, I wish it went to the people that actually want it.” It’s frustrating when I see it on Grailed or eBay. People have commented that they wish I would do a pre-order so I can meet the demand, but I’m an instant gratification shopper — I want what I bought ASAP!

Beyond shorts, you’ve also done collaborations with New Era on caps, and kicks with both adidas and Reebok, how would you describe the EE signature touch to these products?

The partners I work with are all brands I grew up with. For the most part, I want all of the product I touch to remain as classic as it should. I may throw in my favorite “EE Pink” — PANTONE213C – the color blocking of the original product remains intact.

You’ve also got this 76ers collab coming up, right after another iteration of Iverson’s sneakers. Is it weird to be making basketball shorts when there hasn’t been a season until recently?

I always go back to one thing: Allen Iverson was always number one on my mood board. The recent collaborations are truly a dream come true. The lack of games hasn’t affected my desire for shorts — I love shorts with or without basketball, and whether it’s summer or winter. It’s exciting to see things kicking off this weekend though!

What other collaborations are you cooking up?

The Reebok Club C-EE is up next! My favorite shoe to date: an easy, everyday wear. It’s the first shoe I’ve done that my Mom and Dad can wear often, [laughs] that makes me so happy.

In the past you’ve experimented with fabrics like mohair, leather, and bouclé, both on shorts and sweatpants, is there a dream material you haven’t worked with yet?

I really love cashmere. Cashmere shorts would be amazing, but that seems like a pretty standard answer — so maybe GORE-TEX? That, and and more waxed canvas.

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year2marianabruschy · 3 years ago

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Two Minute Film Pitch

“The corner bookshop”

Teaser:

Rachel has to catch the man who stole from her bookshop, while making a friend in the process.

Synopsis:

Subject: My two minute film is about Rachel, a twenty-four year old girl with an attitude who works at a vintage bookshop in London. One day, the shop is robbed and Rachel has to chase the man down the street with the help of a dog.

Plot: What started as a regular at the bookshop, ended with a police chase. Rachel was organizing the Science fiction shelves, in a corner of the store when, a man wearing a black hoodie enters the shop, sneaking behind the counter and stealing all the money from the register. The twenty-four year old chases the man outside to the street, shouting for help but, stumbles on top of a dog and falls. Luckily, a policeman saw what happened and also starts chasing the thief, however he is not fast enough and loses track of him. Hopeless, Rachel goes back to the store when she notices the dog barking at the shop front, confused, she decides to follow him. Running through the streets, she realizes the dog has managed to track the thief but when Rachel sees Max’s little brother she decides to help instead of calling the police. At the end of the film, the main character adopts the dog.

Characters:

Rachel, the main character, is a twenty-four year old girl from Londom, where the story occurs. A black furry dog, a policeman and a man are also present in the story.

Animation Techniques:

The film will be produced in 2D animation.

Soundtrack:

The soundtrack will consist of dialogue, sound effects and background music to help characterise and describe the situation.

Character Profiles:

Rachel:

Name: Rachel

Age: 24

Nationality: English

Past, Present or Future:Present

Socioeconomic Level as a child/adult: low

Hometown: London, UK Current Residence:London, UK

Occupation:Bookstore sales assistant

Siblings: None

Greatest flaw: laziness; angry, attitude, trust issues

Best quality: confident; good with conflict,;

Does the character seem ruled by emotion or logic or some combination thereof? A combination of both

Biggest fear: dying alone

What is the role in the movie: Main character (Hero)

Physical Characteristics:

Height: 165cm

Weight: 53kg

Eye Colour:green/ brown

Hair Colour: black

Skin colour: white, tan in the summer

Shape of Face: Oval

Distinguishing features:  One eyes has two colours

How does he/she dress? good sense of style; blue jumper, white jeans and combat boots

Health:  Good

Dog:

Physical Characteristics:

Height:  50cm

Weight:  22kg

Eye Colour:  brown

Hair Colour: black with white spot

Best quality: companionship

Thief:

Name: Max

Age: 19

Nationality:  English

Past, Present or Future: Present

Socioeconomic Level as a child/adult: low

Hometown:  London, UK Current Residence: London, UK

Occupation:  Unemployed

Siblings: A little brother

Best quality: wanting to provide for his brother

Does the character seem ruled by emotion or logic or some combination thereof? A combination of both

Biggest fear: losing brother

What is the role in the movie: Secondary character (bad guy/ causes conflict)

Physical Characteristics:

Height: 180cm

Weight: 80kg

Eye Colour: brown

Hair Colour: black

Skin colour: white,

Shape of Face: Oval

How does he/she dress?  Black hoodie, black beenie, brown combat trousers, sneakers

Health:  Good

Smoke: no

Policeman:

Name: Rob

Age: 45

Nationality:  English

Past, Present or Future: Present

Socioeconomic Level as a child/adult: medium

Hometown:  London, UK Current Residence: London, UK

Occupation:  Policeman

Family: wife, two children

Does the character seem ruled by emotion or logic or some combination thereof? Logic/duty

What is the role in the movie: Secondary character, help Rachel

Physical Characteristics:

Height: 170cm

Weight: 90kg

Eye Colour:blue

Hair Colour:  Bald

Skin colour: white,

Shape of Face:  Round

How does he/she dress?  Police uniform

Health:  Good

Smoke: no

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rickhorrow · 5 years ago

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10 To Watch : Mayor’s Edition 10719

RICK HORROW’S TOP 10 SPORTS/BIZ/TECH/PHILANTHROPY ISSUES FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 7 : MAYOR’S EDITION

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In California, Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law the Fair Pay to Play Act, allowing collegiate athletes to collect endorsement money. The law, which would go into effect January 2023, makes it illegal for schools to prevent athletes from earning money by selling the rights to their name, image, or likeness to outside bidders. The NCAA responded by saying in a statement that the organization would continue its effort to monitor make adjustments to its rules "that are both realistic in modern society and tied to higher education." At the national level, U.S. Representative Anthony Gonzalez (R., Ohio), a standout receiver at Ohio State and in the NFL, is planning to propose a new national law that would give college athletes the opportunity to make endorsement money. U.S. Representative Mark Walker (R., N.C) also proposed in March the Student-Athlete Equity Act that would change the definition of a qualified amateur sports organization under the U.S. tax code. Discussion at the state level also intensifies: nine other states to date have introduced similar legislation.

William Hill inks new partnerships with the NBA and Monumental Sports. The British bookmaker will become the NBA’s fourth licensed betting operator. In addition, they will be opening an all-purpose sports-betting complex in Monumental's crown jewel, Capital One Arena. William Hill joins MGM Resorts, FanDuel, and The Stars Group as official partners with the NBA, as the league looks to expand its gambling footprint. The Washington Post and other sources reported that William Hill will crucially get access to official betting data from the league, while the NBA will get a cut of their bets based on volume, a “royalty” of sorts for use of its intellectual property. Also announced last week was a partnership with Monumental Sports and Entertainment, the owner of Capital One Arena which is home to the Washington Wizards, Capitals, and Mystics. Executives from both companies said they hope to turn the arena into an all-purpose sports-betting complex where fans can place wagers on their phones while watching from the stands, or stop over at the site formerly occupied by Greene Turtle Bar and Grill. The sportsbook is expected to open as soon as 2020, "depending on regulatory approval."

“Power of Sports” Indianapolis episode premieres. This month, the popular show hosted by Rick Horrow and distributed by FOX Sports regional sports networks nationwide returns to Indianapolis to profile the regional impact of sports. A big part of the October episode takes place inside iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway, but not on the bricks...instead, on the links. 2019 marked the third year of the Indy Women in Tech Championship Driven by Group1001, one of the premiere stops on the LPGA Tour. The best golfers in the world fought it out at Brickyard Crossing with a $2 million purse on the line. Off the course, a full week of events made the most of this community-centered event. The week began with the IWiT Summit, where leaders from the golf, business, and tech worlds came together to discuss the benefits of inclusivity and diversity in their industries. The October episode also profiles philanthropic initiatives by the Indianapolis Colts – who stunned the Kansas City Chiefs in a primetime Sunday upset – and an Indy nonprofit founded by a national champion cyclist who uses an innovative program to share his love of cycling with kids.

Also on the social good front, for the eleventh consecutive season, the NFL and the American Cancer Society will work together to support the fight against cancer through "Crucial Catch: Intercept Cancer." The initiative kicks off in stadiums this weekend and will run through Week 7 games, addresses early detection and risk reduction efforts for multiple cancers. As part of the campaign, the NFL and ACS will continue encouraging the entire NFL community to complete the Defender, a free digital tool, which provides consumers with a personalized game plan to reduce their cancer risk. Several players will again support the campaign, including Drew Brees, Quinnen Williams, Kyle Rudolph, and the American Cancer Society's fifteen player ambassadors who have lent their voice. “Crucial Catch” again joins the NFL’s lengthy list of annual philanthropic initiatives, including NFL players’ “My Cause My Cleats” collaboration during Week 13 and its 46-year partnership with United Way.

In Miami, Super Bowl LIV has already kicked off. Last Saturday, the HistoryMiami Museum opened the exhibit, "Gridiron Glory: The Best of the Pro Football HOF." The exhibit arrives ahead of Super Bowl LIV and "will remain there until February 9," according to the South Florida Sun Sentinel. The exhibit features 8,000 square feet of "photographs, vintage jerseys, helmets and interactive displays," along with the Lombardi Trophy on display in a "Champions Theater." The museum’s "Hometown Heroes" section "celebrates the Dolphins and athletes who played in South Florida during high school and college.” And last Friday, Dolphins President and CEO Tom Garfinkel announced that Hard Rock Stadium will "phase out 99.4% of single-use plastics by 2020 -- including for Super Bowl LIV." On December 22, Hard Rock Stadium will become the first venue in the NFL to "feature 20oz sustainable draft cups." In all, the team will "eliminate more than 2.8 million pieces of plastic annually including over 600,000 plastic bottles."

The Golden State Warriors’ Chase Center tenure begins. The Warriors were "happy to get into their new billion dollar home" on Saturday night despite losing to the Lakers during the team's exhibition opener at Chase Center, according to ESPN. Warriors coach Steve Kerr said, "The crowd was fantastic. It seemed like everybody was, including the players and coaches and officials, everybody was sort of looking around." The "cheapest ticket on the secondary market for Saturday’s debut game" was $131, and to get in the lower bowl, fans had to "shell out $300-plus.” The San Jose Mercury-News added that the arena is an "impressive building and a testament to what next-level perseverance, strong vision, and a ton of cold, hard cash can build." There is "not a thing functionally wrong with this place.” Along with the indoor Jumbotron, Chase Center "boasts a prominent outdoor video screen, the captivating feature of a spacious outdoor area.” Samsung partnered with the Warriors to install the Jumbotron, the largest center hung main videoboard installed in a sports arena — a feature that will make the building a top level concert destination.

AEG Facilities, SMG officially combine to create ASM Global, the world’s largest venue management company. AEG Facilities and SMG have officially merged to create ASM Global, a new, standalone global facility management and venue services company. ASM’s vast portfolio spans more than 300 arenas, convention centers, and other venues across five continents. ASM will be headquartered in Los Angeles, with offices in suburban Philadelphia, the UK, Australia, and Brazil. Former AEG Facilities President Bob Newman has been named ASM President and CEO, effective immediately. Newman spent more than 20 years at SMG prior to joining AEG. Private equity firm Onex, AEG, and their affiliates are contributing their entire equity investments in SMG and AEG Facilities, respectively, into the combined business and are now equal co-owners of ASM Global. SMG is a premier operator of convention centers, while AEG’s background is as an arena developer. This is a merger of extremely complementary companies. AEG owns and operates venues, while SMG primarily provides venue management services.

LeBron James’ and Maverick Carter’s media company Uninterrupted launches Nike sneaker and e-commerce store. According to Fast Company, the partnership not only includes an Uninterrupted-branded Air Force 1 sneaker but also a new apparel collection that features a hoodie, shorts, hats, and socks, available exclusively on Uninterrupted’s newly launched e-commerce store on October 7. The brand has always been based in athlete empowerment, and the announcement timing conveniently suggests Uninterrupted’s version of empowerment is more than a marketing slogan. On Monday, news broke that California Governor Gavin Newsom had signed a bill on LeBron and Carter’s show “The Shop” that would allow college athletes to hire agents and get paid for endorsement deals. LeBron is standing up for athletes across the globe to be more than one-dimensional, while simultaneously setting himself up in the media and business worlds for life after basketball.

WWE legend John Cena announces pledge for veterans’ charity. According to FOX Sports, Cena appeared on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” last Monday to call on others to donate to FitOps, pledging to match all donations from now through Veterans Day (November 11) up to $1 million. FitOps is a foundation that helps military veterans find stability, success, and community through fitness. The organization helps veterans achieve personal trainer certification, creating a path in life after service. Out of the ring, Cena is known for his charitable endeavors with Make-a-Wish and his receipt of the Muhammad Ali Legacy Award – it seems that even through his busy Hollywood schedule, his philanthropy won’t get lost in the shuffle.

Tim and Negah Connelly’s Ping Pong charity fundraiser for LuBird’s Light Foundation includes Nuggets' Nikola Jokić and Jamal Murray. Some of the Mile High City’s biggest athletes and local sports personalities were in attendance at the EXDO Event center in the Rino neighborhood to show their support for the Connelly family and help raise awareness for the LuBird’s Light Foundation. The organization is raising money to create accessible playgrounds for children of all abilities. High-profile athletes ranging from the Colorado Rapids’ Tim Howard and Jamal Murray to several members of the Denver Broncos were on hand. The event raised over $22,000 in less than four hours. According to NBA.com, Jokić plays a ping pong match three hours before every Nuggets home game and almost won the entire competition. Jokić and Murray were joined by 11 other Nuggets players in attendance. By playing a game that levels the playing fields across diverse athletes, the Nuggets have shown unity to rally for children who need greater accessibility on playgrounds.

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Official Life Rock When Your House Rolls Vintage Unisex Gear up for any adventure withThe cool color scheme with raglan sleeves and the 'happy camper' text makes for a peppy addition to your wardrobe Official Life Rock When Your House Rolls Vintage shirt . Pair with ripped jeans and sneaks for an on-trend look.Whether you're dreaming of your next vacation or adding an update to your wardrobe, you're sure to love This multicolored short sleeve top features red text down the front that reads "Aloha”. Made of cotton, this top helps you stay comfortable throughout your day.Miami residents know their city isn't just special — it's absolutely magical. Rep your hometown in style with This stylish graphic tee is perfect for a day at the beach or a night on the town, and it pairs easily with just about anything in your closet for endless versatility. comfy addition to your everyday wear. Featuring a heathered finish for a textured look, this pullover T-shirt is made from soft linen-blend fabric that will keep you comfy all day long. Cut in a regular fit and reaching below the waist, this brown basic tee is neatly finished with a round neckline and short dolman sleeves with adjustable bow ties at the cuffs. You'll love to throw on this tee with your favorite jeans and sneakers for a casual outfit that's perfect for a fun day out with friends. You Can See More Product: https://hottrendtees.com/product-category/trending/ Read the full article

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Official Life Rock When Your House Rolls Vintage shirt