FeedFish On Jason Kibbey, Fluevog Sale, Where To Get Plaid, Plaid For Spring
Written by NetBear on February 1, 2010 – 3:59 pm -Interview with Jason Kibbey of PACT — Part 2
This is part two of a two part interview with Jason Kibbey, CEO & Co-founder of Berekely-based PACT Apparel Inc. Read part 1 here.
KF - Do you have other products in mind for PACT? (I know I’d like to see some nice, soft shirts and maybe some jammy-pants. Just saying.)
JK - We want to really lead with great underwear and perfect our ability to make and sell great underwear and then we’ll think about making more products. We only will make products the world needs, and we won’t make crap it doesn’t need. As an environmentalist, one of the reasons we got into the underwear business is that it is something that everyone needs (some of my extremely crunchy friends disagree…) and if you are going to buy it, why not buy it sustainably in a way that allows you to wear your values?
Don’t forget about the “pactheartsfish” 25% DISCOUNT code!
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Fluevog Shoe Sale in the Haight
Just in case you were wondering, the nice folks at Fluevog Shoes are having a sale. This isn’t just any sale, mind you, this is a sale of Fluevogian proportions. What that means is John Fluevog shoes and bags are not only marked down once, they’ve been marked down multiple times which ensures maximum savings and maximum shoe buying joy.
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Where to get Plaid for the Spring
Once again plaid survives another season. For Spring 2010, this perennial favorite, this foundation of many men’s wardrobes has been mildly tweaked, softened and lightened to cement itself as the go-to for button-front shirts. This should come as no surprise. Plaid is versatile - easily going from casual, to work, to a night out on the town.
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Plaid for Spring and Where to Get It
As mentioned above, plaid has decided to hang around again for a little while longer. It has become so well ingrained in the world of American clothing that when designers decide to feed it to us for yet another season we rarely object if, in fact, we notice at all. So be it, too.
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