Pop-Up Shops are on hold for 8/7 and 8/14. We will tentatively resume on 8/21 and for the Last Open Air in Market Square event on 8/28 in Ohio City. Stay tuned for our September Pop-Up Shop News!
Team CLE
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Your Thoughts????
Fashion Design and Designers pkg A 6.25.10 with discussion from neotropolis producer on Vimeo.
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Taste of Tremont Pop-Up Shop
We apologize for the tardiness of this post...been kinda busy...but anyway, this past weekend we attended the Taste of Tremont, in the Historic and vibrant Tremont neighborhood. A Neighborhood we also call home. Over the past seven years the Taste of Tremont has quickly become one of Cleveland’s “must attend” events of the summer. On average 12,000 attendees taste what Tremont's Chef's and Restaurants have to offer, which are some of the best in the City and even the world (ahem "Iron Chef!")
Here are some shots from our Pop-Up Shop Tent at the event!

It was the Taste of Tremont...so we had a Menu






This Dude couldn't decide on which shirt to get...or he just heard about Lebron.

We had one of the most successful days in C.L.E. History and we thank everyone who made a purchse, supported a local business(s), a helped spread some Cleveland Pride. We're currently restocking the sold out items and they should be back by August 16th. Visit our Pop-Up Shop in Ohio City this Saturday 11am to 5pm.
Here are some shots from our Pop-Up Shop Tent at the event!
It was the Taste of Tremont...so we had a Menu
This Dude couldn't decide on which shirt to get...or he just heard about Lebron.
We had one of the most successful days in C.L.E. History and we thank everyone who made a purchse, supported a local business(s), a helped spread some Cleveland Pride. We're currently restocking the sold out items and they should be back by August 16th. Visit our Pop-Up Shop in Ohio City this Saturday 11am to 5pm.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Be Proud Cleveland
The events that have transpired over the past couple of days have been very disapointing and emotional for all of us Clevelanders and we here at C.L.E. have been getting many requests to do a design to represent what has occured. We thank everyone that has submitted ideas, but we will not produce a t-shirt about the situation. It is not a part of our mission to "Spread Cleveland Pride One T-Shirt at a Time"
We Celebrate A City, it's Teams, it's People it's Past and it's Future. It's time to look forward and what's next Cleveland.
Team C.L.E.
We Celebrate A City, it's Teams, it's People it's Past and it's Future. It's time to look forward and what's next Cleveland.
Team C.L.E.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
NEW STUFF???
One of our Favorite comments/reactions from our Pop-Up Shop events is: "I have that one, that one, this one, and that one......hey you guys need to come out with more stuff!" So, we're working on some new designs and redesigning our classic designs. New Stuff coming this Indian Summer (we hope late August)
3 New Designs will Launch next week at our Taste of Tremont Pop-Up Shop which will include a New "216", a Lorain/Carnagie Guardian Design and a Terminal Tower design.
3 New Designs will Launch next week at our Taste of Tremont Pop-Up Shop which will include a New "216", a Lorain/Carnagie Guardian Design and a Terminal Tower design.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
POP-UP SHOP: OHIO CITY
Monday, June 28, 2010
WATERLOO ART FEST
FESTIVAL, FOOD, FANS, BANDS & FUN.
This past Saturday we had a Pop-Up Shop at the Waterloo Arts Fest in Collinwood....Here are some shots from the day....

OUR SHOP




NEW TANKS!

GOOD FOOOOOD....


SOME C.L.E. Fans Came out....see a Woman's Tee could be a "KIDS" Tee...



CHECK OUT THIS DUDE....

MR KENT SMITH....(CLEVELAND AUTHOR)


MAKE SURE TO CHECK OUT WHAT SMALL SCREENS DESIGN IS DOING....


DIM & DEM SUM!!!

GREAT BANDS ALL DAY!!!




It was a Great Weekend, thanks for all those Fans that came out in their C.L.E. Tees.
This past Saturday we had a Pop-Up Shop at the Waterloo Arts Fest in Collinwood....Here are some shots from the day....
OUR SHOP
NEW TANKS!
GOOD FOOOOOD....
SOME C.L.E. Fans Came out....see a Woman's Tee could be a "KIDS" Tee...
CHECK OUT THIS DUDE....
MR KENT SMITH....(CLEVELAND AUTHOR)
MAKE SURE TO CHECK OUT WHAT SMALL SCREENS DESIGN IS DOING....
DIM & DEM SUM!!!
GREAT BANDS ALL DAY!!!
It was a Great Weekend, thanks for all those Fans that came out in their C.L.E. Tees.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Where Can You Find C.L.E. Clothing???
We've been spreading our Cleveland Pride One T-Shirt at a Time for one year now and we've also spread our collection into a few new venues. Here's where you can find C.L.E. Clothing this Holiday Season:
As Always you can find us online at:
http://cleclothingco.com/
You Can also find us at South Park Mall in Strongsville, Our Kiosk is in Front of American Eagle:
500 Southpark Center
Strongsville OH 44136
Telephone: (440) 238 9000
Email: southpark@westfield.com
Take I-71 to the Route 82/Strongsville exit. Turn west onto Route 82. Westfield SouthPark will be on the left.
Room Service & The Made in the 216 Holiday Shop:
6505 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44102
phone: 216.281.4221
Bazaar Bizarre West:
78th Street Studios: 1300 W. 78th St to 1305 W. 80th St., north parking lot, north entrance (behind the building) -- accessible from W. 78th OR W 80th St.
Saturday December 12th from noon to 9:00 p.m., and Sunday December 13th from noon to 6:00 p.m.
Also Available in Akron at Rubber City Clothing
18 North High Street
Akron, Ohio 44308
Tel: 330.434.4722
As Always you can find us online at:
http://cleclothingco.com/
You Can also find us at South Park Mall in Strongsville, Our Kiosk is in Front of American Eagle:
500 Southpark Center
Strongsville OH 44136
Telephone: (440) 238 9000
Email: southpark@westfield.com
Take I-71 to the Route 82/Strongsville exit. Turn west onto Route 82. Westfield SouthPark will be on the left.
Room Service & The Made in the 216 Holiday Shop:
6505 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44102
phone: 216.281.4221
Bazaar Bizarre West:
78th Street Studios: 1300 W. 78th St to 1305 W. 80th St., north parking lot, north entrance (behind the building) -- accessible from W. 78th OR W 80th St.
Saturday December 12th from noon to 9:00 p.m., and Sunday December 13th from noon to 6:00 p.m.
Also Available in Akron at Rubber City Clothing
18 North High Street
Akron, Ohio 44308
Tel: 330.434.4722
Thursday, November 5, 2009
BUY LOCAL...VISIT OUR HOLIDAY SHOP AT SOUTH PARK
Support a Local Company....Buy Local! Our Products are made in the USA and Screen Printed Right here in North East Ohio. Spread Some Cleveland Pride with C.L.E. Clothing Co.'s T-Shirts. Stop by our Holiday Shop at South Park Mall and check us out, our T-Shirts make great Stocking Stuffers, Plus we will have exclusive deals and promotions only at the Shop.


Monday, October 19, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Friday, October 9, 2009
Pop-Up Shop this weekend for a Good Cause.....
Come visit us and shop in Person a Phoenix Coffee on W. 9th. to celebrate Phoenix's One Year Anniversary on W. 9th. and support a good Cause. We will be doing a give-away and donating a portion of the sales to the Cause.
We will have almost all of our shirts on Hand plus our famous buttons.
We will be there from 12 to 3pm, so come out before the OSU game, drink some coffee, check out some shirts, and support a good cause.
Here's More information:
Phoenix Coffee is hosting a special event to sponsor a women's reproductive health workshop in a coffee-growing region of Nicaragua, and also to celebrate the one year anniversary of its newest cafe at 1300 West 9th street in the heart of Cleveland's growing downtown residential district, the historic warehouse neighborhood.
The event will be held this Saturday October 10th. Activities start at 12 noon with a green tea tasting hosted by Phoenix's taste ambassador and tea expert, Wes Johansen. Wes will be demonstrating the Chinese Gong Fu style tea ceremony. There is a suggested donation of $5 per person for this tasting, all the proceeds will go to help fund the grant request, through the Cafe Femenino Foundation.
At 1:00 pm, Stephen Shaum, Phoenix's lead barista trainer, will be conducting a milk texturing workshop. Aspiring baristas and home baristas will enjoy this opportunity to try their hand a creating perfectly textured milk in order to pour beautiful latte art designs. Again, there is a $5 per person suggested donation for this workshop.
At 2:00 PM, Jessie Mueller, Cafe Femenino Fundraising Captain will be hosting a Cafe Femenino information session and selling raffle tickets for $2 each. Prizes include Cafe Femenino roasted coffee and gift certificates from Phoenix Coffee, Divine Wine Bar, The Chophouse, Brasa and more.
At 3:00 pm, there will be a latte art competition amongst 10-20 professional baristas from independent coffeehouses around the city.
Charlie Mosbrook will be the MC for the event. Judges may include Carl Jones, the founder of Cleveland' Coffee house movement, and Dewey Forward from Dewey's Coffee in Shaker Square (to be determined). Event Organizers are hoping that the event will raise the necessary $1650 remaining in order to complete the grant request for the women's reproductive health clinic in Nicaragua.
Also during the event, the artwork of local artist Kyle Begue will be on display at the West 9th Street Cafe. Kyle's work is unique and well-suited to Phoenix's commitment to sustainability, because he uses all found objects as his medium. Specifically, he uses old window frames instead of canvas for his paintings.
Phoenix will be donating 10% of the day's sales to Cafe Femenino.
Thanks, Mike & Jeff Team CLE
We will have almost all of our shirts on Hand plus our famous buttons.
We will be there from 12 to 3pm, so come out before the OSU game, drink some coffee, check out some shirts, and support a good cause.
Here's More information:
Phoenix Coffee is hosting a special event to sponsor a women's reproductive health workshop in a coffee-growing region of Nicaragua, and also to celebrate the one year anniversary of its newest cafe at 1300 West 9th street in the heart of Cleveland's growing downtown residential district, the historic warehouse neighborhood.
The event will be held this Saturday October 10th. Activities start at 12 noon with a green tea tasting hosted by Phoenix's taste ambassador and tea expert, Wes Johansen. Wes will be demonstrating the Chinese Gong Fu style tea ceremony. There is a suggested donation of $5 per person for this tasting, all the proceeds will go to help fund the grant request, through the Cafe Femenino Foundation.
At 1:00 pm, Stephen Shaum, Phoenix's lead barista trainer, will be conducting a milk texturing workshop. Aspiring baristas and home baristas will enjoy this opportunity to try their hand a creating perfectly textured milk in order to pour beautiful latte art designs. Again, there is a $5 per person suggested donation for this workshop.
At 2:00 PM, Jessie Mueller, Cafe Femenino Fundraising Captain will be hosting a Cafe Femenino information session and selling raffle tickets for $2 each. Prizes include Cafe Femenino roasted coffee and gift certificates from Phoenix Coffee, Divine Wine Bar, The Chophouse, Brasa and more.
At 3:00 pm, there will be a latte art competition amongst 10-20 professional baristas from independent coffeehouses around the city.
Charlie Mosbrook will be the MC for the event. Judges may include Carl Jones, the founder of Cleveland' Coffee house movement, and Dewey Forward from Dewey's Coffee in Shaker Square (to be determined). Event Organizers are hoping that the event will raise the necessary $1650 remaining in order to complete the grant request for the women's reproductive health clinic in Nicaragua.
Also during the event, the artwork of local artist Kyle Begue will be on display at the West 9th Street Cafe. Kyle's work is unique and well-suited to Phoenix's commitment to sustainability, because he uses all found objects as his medium. Specifically, he uses old window frames instead of canvas for his paintings.
Phoenix will be donating 10% of the day's sales to Cafe Femenino.
Thanks, Mike & Jeff Team CLE
Labels:
Cafe Femenino,
CLE Clothing,
Phoenix Coffee,
W. 9th
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Best of Cleveland 2009 List.....
And we're on it.....It just shows, that if you take an idea, do something different with it and execute it well, good things happen....We basically just love connecting with Clevelanders via T-Shirts, but this is just a special icing on the Cake.

We would like to thank everyone that's helped and supported us this year. This is a great "One Year Anniversary Present" (yes that's right we've only been around for 1-Year!)
Special Thanks to:
Cleveland Magazine
Messy Magazine
Pete Kenworthy and Channel 5
clevelandsaplum.com
the many bloggers out there
Venus Zine
WKYC Channel 3
Girl Friends
Matt Crosely for Drinking Beers and conversating on the stool next to the press on those long nights printing
Twitter Retweeters
Other companies linking their blog to go to our blog*(thanks for that CCC)
"64 & Counting
and many others
.....More to come this year and 2010!
We would like to thank everyone that's helped and supported us this year. This is a great "One Year Anniversary Present" (yes that's right we've only been around for 1-Year!)
Special Thanks to:
Cleveland Magazine
Messy Magazine
Pete Kenworthy and Channel 5
clevelandsaplum.com
the many bloggers out there
Venus Zine
WKYC Channel 3
Girl Friends
Matt Crosely for Drinking Beers and conversating on the stool next to the press on those long nights printing
Twitter Retweeters
Other companies linking their blog to go to our blog*(thanks for that CCC)
"64 & Counting
and many others
.....More to come this year and 2010!
Monday, September 21, 2009
Hastily Worn T-Shirt....
In this month's Cleveland Magazine, Cleveland area Comedian, Mike Polk was featured and Photographed in our "Craig Ehlo" T-Shirt. Mike Polk got pretty big this past summer with his 'Hastily Made Cleveland Tourism" videos on YouTube. Click the image to read the article in Cleveland Magazine.
Have any cool photos of CLE T-Shirts out and about Cleveland send them to us at cleclothingco@gmail.com
Labels:
Cleveland Magazine,
Cleveland T-shirts,
Mike Polk
Monday, August 24, 2009
Come To Our "Pop-Up" Store!
Come enjoy the last Wade Oval Wednesday of the Summer! Wade Oval Wednesdays features delicious food from Cleveland's best restaurants. Have a picnic on Wade Oval, or relax in the beer & wine garden with a perfect view of the stage.
Come out this Wednesday, August 26 to Wade Oval at University Circle. We will have a tent set up with all of our Tees so you can see them in Person.
Click on Image for more info...
Come out this Wednesday, August 26 to Wade Oval at University Circle. We will have a tent set up with all of our Tees so you can see them in Person.
Click on Image for more info...
Friday, August 21, 2009
Don't Call it "Lolla" Lollapalooza 2009
So this post is a week or two late, but We've been busy with vacations and work travel. But anyway....we went to Lollapalooza 2009 in Chicago's Grant Park!
It was a great time to be had of 3 days and 130 bands on 8 Stages right in the middle of Downtown Chicago...(when is Cleveland going to figure it out that the "So Called" home of Rock'n Roll needs a Summer Music Festival. I've got the great spot of Burke Lake Front Airport picked out.)
Day 1:
Day one was a wet one...it rained most of the day...not the pouring rain, but that steady mist drizzle that just keeps you wet and cold....We Kept warm with some beers. Here's a shot of the North Stage when it cleared up...Sporting the Peoples Cartel www.peoplescartel.com

Day one list of bands: Early on we walked around just to people watch and check out the atmosphere. Then made our way to the North Field to see Bon Iver and stayed most of the Day at the North Field checking out Ben Folds, Fleet Foxes, then made our way south to Check out Peter, Bjorn, & John, and Of Montreal, which was a very interesting show to say the least...it's definitely a stage show performance and you had to be there. We finished off the day with Kings Of Leon on the North Stage with a faint beat of "Personal Jesus" from Depeche Mode on the South Stage. KOL played a great set, much better than this year's Cleveland Show.
DAY TWO!
Day two I felt a bit famous, mainly because I was wearing our new Cleveland WTF! (What THE FONT!) Tee. Everywhere I walked someone yelled "Clevelaaaand!!!" and they had on a Tribe hat. It's was cool to see so many Clevelanders at the Show. Even when I got out of a cab later that night to go meet a friend in the City, right as I got out, someone yelled "Clevelaaaand!!!", and they had grown up in Shaker Heights. So anyway...back to Day Two....it was a longer, Hotter day and our group grew buy one...my GF's friend from Colorado meant us on the "EL" and we headed to the Park.
First we checked out Langhorne Slim a Folk/Alt-Country Group from PA. They rocked the Very Shady and Cool BMI Stage. Then it was a short stop for Ida Maria and on to the south field for Atmosphere...Minneapolis's Hip-Hop Icon...apparently. I had never heard of him until that day. It sounded like the Rap part of Linkin Park..not really my mug of beer. We stayed on the South Field for Gomez...which was a really good set. 3 different Singers/Songwriters and each of them have their own style of music.
We then moved back North passed Perry's Set in Perry's Tent, grabbed some food, Beer and a bottle of wine in a squeezable sports bottle (now that says class). We set up for a good area for Santigold (yes that's how she spells it now...look it up) and we listened to the Artic Monkeys 100 yards away at the Main North Stage.
Sanitgold came out this time (I saw her last winter at the HOB) with a full band, which I wanted to see her play with instead of a DJ. It was a great set and she killed it that day...best set by far of the day. After that I ran South to see Chicago's own Rise Against...
After Rise Against I grabbed a Lobster Corn Dog and sat on a hill for Animal Collective then we made our way back to the north Field for Ben Harper and the Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs. The YYY's closed out the north stage and Tool closed the south stage. I had never seen either one so I did both...the YYY's were better.
DAY 3:
Day 3 was the hottest and Bestest day....peaking out at 98 and many great sets. The "Lolla" group even started handing out free water which was nice. On our way to see Bat For Lashes, we ran into Kyle Roth a Cleveland area web designer and he was sporting our "Hello Cleveland" Tee...
It was cool to meet him, his wife and their friends. He shot this pic of us....

After Bat For Lashes, we went to the North Stage for Kaiser Chiefs who were born to be Rock Stars...the rocked out, got the crowd into it and it was one of the best sets of the weekend. Next up was Vampire Weekend, but we caught a little of The Ravonettes, Gang Gang Dance and Dan Deacon on the way to the South Stage. Vampire Weekend was good, but I feel they would have been better playing on a secondary stage rather than the Biggest stage there...it just didn't fit that band (not saying that they shouldn't be on the big stage...but it would have sounded better on the secondary stage on the field.)
After VW we caught some of the Passion Pit Set on the way to Akron's Own Dan Auerbach, who played on the secondary stage on the North field (the best stage there).
Dan rocked out with the "Fast Five" and their beards...here's a pic..

After that we just stayed put and got a good spot for Band Of Horses a band that I had never seen live. Lou Reed came on 15 minutes late and screwed around on stage, messing up lyrics, ending each song with what felt like 5 minutes of feedback....just basically sucked and the BOH crowd started a "fuck Lou Reed" chant...He eventually went over his time by 20 minutes and into BOH set time. Setting them up for a 30 minutes set because Jane's Addiction had to go on at 8:30 to close the weekend. So the Band of Horses came on 25 minutes late to chants and eruption of fan love. It was by far the best show we saw all weekend. They played harder than I expected and really got the crowd involved. All of the sudden the lights and sound came on at the main stage 100 yards away and Janes Addiction started. You would think BOH would have to go off, because both sound system were overlapping and apparently was a mess of sound in the middle of the field....but no! Ben Bidwell, the front man for BOH belts out "..let's do one more!!!" and the crowd just erupted again!!! I was like holy shit! this little indie band is taking on Alt Rock God's Jane's Addiction and Perry the inventor of Lollapalooza..."this is Awesome"! They rocked out another song and at the end....during a guitar solo from Dave Navarro, Ben yells to the crowd "WE'RE GOING TO BLOW THAT SHIT OUT!!!" pointing to the other stage "ONE MORE!!" I was now emotionally involved with this rock show and jumped and cheered...they only played one more song, be we all wanted more....that was the closing band for me...they went from one of the bands on my iPod to one of my favorites...here's a pick of Ben Bidwell Singing with the crowd or "Blowing that Shit out"

I can't wait for next years "Palooz"
It was a great time to be had of 3 days and 130 bands on 8 Stages right in the middle of Downtown Chicago...(when is Cleveland going to figure it out that the "So Called" home of Rock'n Roll needs a Summer Music Festival. I've got the great spot of Burke Lake Front Airport picked out.)
Day 1:
Day one was a wet one...it rained most of the day...not the pouring rain, but that steady mist drizzle that just keeps you wet and cold....We Kept warm with some beers. Here's a shot of the North Stage when it cleared up...Sporting the Peoples Cartel www.peoplescartel.com
Day one list of bands: Early on we walked around just to people watch and check out the atmosphere. Then made our way to the North Field to see Bon Iver and stayed most of the Day at the North Field checking out Ben Folds, Fleet Foxes, then made our way south to Check out Peter, Bjorn, & John, and Of Montreal, which was a very interesting show to say the least...it's definitely a stage show performance and you had to be there. We finished off the day with Kings Of Leon on the North Stage with a faint beat of "Personal Jesus" from Depeche Mode on the South Stage. KOL played a great set, much better than this year's Cleveland Show.
DAY TWO!
Day two I felt a bit famous, mainly because I was wearing our new Cleveland WTF! (What THE FONT!) Tee. Everywhere I walked someone yelled "Clevelaaaand!!!" and they had on a Tribe hat. It's was cool to see so many Clevelanders at the Show. Even when I got out of a cab later that night to go meet a friend in the City, right as I got out, someone yelled "Clevelaaaand!!!", and they had grown up in Shaker Heights. So anyway...back to Day Two....it was a longer, Hotter day and our group grew buy one...my GF's friend from Colorado meant us on the "EL" and we headed to the Park.
First we checked out Langhorne Slim a Folk/Alt-Country Group from PA. They rocked the Very Shady and Cool BMI Stage. Then it was a short stop for Ida Maria and on to the south field for Atmosphere...Minneapolis's Hip-Hop Icon...apparently. I had never heard of him until that day. It sounded like the Rap part of Linkin Park..not really my mug of beer. We stayed on the South Field for Gomez...which was a really good set. 3 different Singers/Songwriters and each of them have their own style of music.
We then moved back North passed Perry's Set in Perry's Tent, grabbed some food, Beer and a bottle of wine in a squeezable sports bottle (now that says class). We set up for a good area for Santigold (yes that's how she spells it now...look it up) and we listened to the Artic Monkeys 100 yards away at the Main North Stage.
Sanitgold came out this time (I saw her last winter at the HOB) with a full band, which I wanted to see her play with instead of a DJ. It was a great set and she killed it that day...best set by far of the day. After that I ran South to see Chicago's own Rise Against...
After Rise Against I grabbed a Lobster Corn Dog and sat on a hill for Animal Collective then we made our way back to the north Field for Ben Harper and the Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs. The YYY's closed out the north stage and Tool closed the south stage. I had never seen either one so I did both...the YYY's were better.
DAY 3:
Day 3 was the hottest and Bestest day....peaking out at 98 and many great sets. The "Lolla" group even started handing out free water which was nice. On our way to see Bat For Lashes, we ran into Kyle Roth a Cleveland area web designer and he was sporting our "Hello Cleveland" Tee...
It was cool to meet him, his wife and their friends. He shot this pic of us....
After Bat For Lashes, we went to the North Stage for Kaiser Chiefs who were born to be Rock Stars...the rocked out, got the crowd into it and it was one of the best sets of the weekend. Next up was Vampire Weekend, but we caught a little of The Ravonettes, Gang Gang Dance and Dan Deacon on the way to the South Stage. Vampire Weekend was good, but I feel they would have been better playing on a secondary stage rather than the Biggest stage there...it just didn't fit that band (not saying that they shouldn't be on the big stage...but it would have sounded better on the secondary stage on the field.)
After VW we caught some of the Passion Pit Set on the way to Akron's Own Dan Auerbach, who played on the secondary stage on the North field (the best stage there).
Dan rocked out with the "Fast Five" and their beards...here's a pic..
After that we just stayed put and got a good spot for Band Of Horses a band that I had never seen live. Lou Reed came on 15 minutes late and screwed around on stage, messing up lyrics, ending each song with what felt like 5 minutes of feedback....just basically sucked and the BOH crowd started a "fuck Lou Reed" chant...He eventually went over his time by 20 minutes and into BOH set time. Setting them up for a 30 minutes set because Jane's Addiction had to go on at 8:30 to close the weekend. So the Band of Horses came on 25 minutes late to chants and eruption of fan love. It was by far the best show we saw all weekend. They played harder than I expected and really got the crowd involved. All of the sudden the lights and sound came on at the main stage 100 yards away and Janes Addiction started. You would think BOH would have to go off, because both sound system were overlapping and apparently was a mess of sound in the middle of the field....but no! Ben Bidwell, the front man for BOH belts out "..let's do one more!!!" and the crowd just erupted again!!! I was like holy shit! this little indie band is taking on Alt Rock God's Jane's Addiction and Perry the inventor of Lollapalooza..."this is Awesome"! They rocked out another song and at the end....during a guitar solo from Dave Navarro, Ben yells to the crowd "WE'RE GOING TO BLOW THAT SHIT OUT!!!" pointing to the other stage "ONE MORE!!" I was now emotionally involved with this rock show and jumped and cheered...they only played one more song, be we all wanted more....that was the closing band for me...they went from one of the bands on my iPod to one of my favorites...here's a pick of Ben Bidwell Singing with the crowd or "Blowing that Shit out"
I can't wait for next years "Palooz"
Saturday, August 8, 2009
They're finally Here......
Well after a long unanticipated wait the "Cleveland's A Plum" Shirts are finally in! This design is inspired by the city's quirky Slogan and Cleveland's favorite Blogger.....www.clevelandsaplum.com
Design is hand drawn and hand-screen-printed on American Apparel mens and womens tees. Available in Eggplant and Asphalt. Click on images to view more details and to purchase.


We also have premiered our new "Burning River Surf Club" So Join the B.R.S.C. and surf the the Cuyahoga.....well at least surf Edgewater on a windy day! Printed on American Apparel Tri-Blend Tees...available in Mens and Womens....click on images to view and purchase.

Also one more New Tee....WHAT THA FONT!!!

Printed on American Apparel Tri-Blend Tees...available in Mens and Womens....click on images to view and purchase.
We also have re-stocked many of our tees since selling out....take note on these ones, plus a new color for "The Palace on the Prairie"....





PLUS Another Shipment like this one is coming in VERY SOON!!! Like a Week! All items will be Re-Stocked and we will also have XXL and XXXL in a selection of our Tees...which will be dubbed..."DAWG POUND" Sizes. if you have any questions feel free to contact us or follow this blog or our Twitter....Links are to the right of this post.
Design is hand drawn and hand-screen-printed on American Apparel mens and womens tees. Available in Eggplant and Asphalt. Click on images to view more details and to purchase.
We also have premiered our new "Burning River Surf Club" So Join the B.R.S.C. and surf the the Cuyahoga.....well at least surf Edgewater on a windy day! Printed on American Apparel Tri-Blend Tees...available in Mens and Womens....click on images to view and purchase.
Also one more New Tee....WHAT THA FONT!!!
Printed on American Apparel Tri-Blend Tees...available in Mens and Womens....click on images to view and purchase.
We also have re-stocked many of our tees since selling out....take note on these ones, plus a new color for "The Palace on the Prairie"....
PLUS Another Shipment like this one is coming in VERY SOON!!! Like a Week! All items will be Re-Stocked and we will also have XXL and XXXL in a selection of our Tees...which will be dubbed..."DAWG POUND" Sizes. if you have any questions feel free to contact us or follow this blog or our Twitter....Links are to the right of this post.
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