Archive for the ‘Press’ Category
Life Isn’t Always Peachy… Sometimes It’s Just “Swelle”!
Thursday, April 2nd, 2009
Apparently, people have been noticing… So, thanks Denise from The Swelle Life!
“Vancouver is known for its laid-back, fun-loving and outdoorsy approach to life, an ethos that is reflected in its fashion and bolstered by local entities such as To the Nines, a streetstyle company who recently debuted their branded T-shirts for men and women at Vancouver fashion week.
To round out my offerings here for the guys and help promote a homegrown Canadian brand I thought it worth featuring them…”
Read the rest of the article here: The Swelle Life
The It Lists.
Thursday, March 26th, 2009
Vancouver based blog, The It Lists just wrote a fantastic article about us!
Not only does she base her articles on clothing but the designs itself.
Big ups to The It lists.
“First up on my spring social calendar is my city’s Vancouver Fashion Week. I love supporting local designers like To The Nines Clothing.
Not only do they put out some good street wear – but they are also in a very cool, under the radar location. After all isn’t that what street wear is all about? A representation of the very streets that we all walk on everyday.
Their clothing and the way they promote fashion is an interpretation of their lives in this city and I give them props for creating art, media, fashion and events around the very culture they live everyday. It’s not my culture, or the way I see life on my Vancouver streets, but I still appreciate the expression and vision that they offer.
Enlighten yourself this week and check out Vancouver Fashion Week or see how its done at the To The Nines show Sunday @ 4pm at Storyeum.”
Peace Magazine
Wednesday, November 26th, 2008
Peace Magazine just did an article featuring our clothing, and a little Q & A recently. Check it out with the link below.
“Peace is Canada’s Street Style Magazine. Editorially outspoken and visually delicious, our recipe for new and emerging trends and talents in fashion, art, music, film, beauty, sport and technology speaks to Canadian readers with a voracious appetite for global street and pop culture.”