BLESS

An adjustable LED light, decorated with hand-beaded multicolor fringe. Lamp level–think several candles. Powered via USB. Approximately 6'.

The No. 77 collection is about workers, of all kinds and stripes. They've produced this decorative tribute tin, in acknowledgment of the individuals that work within their own studio, and in honor of the brands 25th year. The object is embossed with a few of their signature objects and designs, and notated on the lid with a few of their more memorable phrases describing their collections: "10 Years of Themelessness" "Always Stress with BLESS". Perfect for your favorite BLESSHead. 

From their iconic series, the Sunshields make their heroic return in rose lens/silver arms. Sunglasses that are what they say they are. From the No. 20 collection.

This one has been around for a while, but still a very rare find. Seatpadding is a domestic object that addresses the dilemma of dreary, but sometimes necessary plastic furniture. Take the humble patio chair, which is fairly standard in its measurements, and quite upsetting to look at while it's naked. Take instead this seat covering, which is anything but humble; it's in fact exceedingly clever, cool, and unexpected. Everything you would want in a great house guest. It's two layers of fabric—printed cotton in pedestrian brick motif, with a custom woven tapestry on the other side. In between is upholstery padding in three distinct sections (seat, back, head), providing structure, shape, and maximum comfort to an object that normally offers not much but pain. One could conceivably toss this cover on any number of chair-like manifestations and be successful. Reversible.

New in their series of domestic objects, linens, curtains, examinations of home and travel and friendships and work life and how it all comes together to bring comfort and memories to bear, even as time marches relentlessly forward. This set is two panels, image taken on holiday in Marseille, France. A view out the window on to another world, a new way of dreaming. The bottoms are weighted, good for either draping or a nice, even hang. 

A collaboration with Stand Up Comedy as part of its No. 46 Contemporary Remediation collection. Inspired by the stellar costume design in Adrian Lyne's Indecent Proposal (1993), specifically the iconic bag/pack worn by Demi Moore. It is only through the production of this piece that our near life-long, and thoroughly unhealthy obsession with the original, has ceased. Thank you, BLESS!

This bag is something of a cross between apron, backpack, and utility vest. Adjustable canvas straps, large, lined, double pockets—separate interior and exterior, Riri zips. Its success lies in the balance—literally, as an object that distributes weight and proportion with perfect harmony; conceptually, as a commodity that appears both useless and useful, is fanciful and practical, that reflects both a nostalgic moment and an innovative hypothesis. Unisex.

Measurements (taken lying flat):
Width (open, bottom hem from left to right ends): 44"
Strap length: 30" longest; 15.5" shortest

NEW AND IMPROVED!: A collaboration with Stand Up Comedy as part of its No. 46 Contemporary Remediation collection. Inspired by the stellar costume design in Adrian Lyne's Indecent Proposal (1993), specifically the iconic bag/pack worn by Demi Moore. It is only through the production of this piece that our near life-long, and thoroughly unhealthy obsession with the original, has ceased. Thank you, BLESS!

This bag is something of a cross between apron, backpack, and utility vest. Adjustable canvas straps, large, lined, double pockets—separate interior and exterior, Riri zips. Its success lies in the balance—literally, as an object that distributes weight and proportion with perfect harmony; conceptually, as a commodity that appears both useless and useful, is fanciful and practical, that reflects both a nostalgic moment and an innovative hypothesis. Unisex.

Measurements (taken lying flat):
Width (open, bottom hem from left to right ends): 44"
Strap length: 30" longest; 15.5" shortest

A fantastic new version of this longtime collaborative style, originally developed with Stand Up Comedy as part of its No. 46 Contemporary Remediation collection. This new addition to the collection is a two-piece style, able to be worn separately. These one-of-a-kind pieces are sourced from vintage blazers, and remade into a cropped suit jacket, paired with a variation on the original Demimoore Bag. 

This bag is something of a cross between apron, backpack, and utility vest. Adjustable canvas straps, large, lined, exterior pockets. Instead of interior zip pockets, this features roomy, hidden slip pockets made with the original silky lining of the coat. A button closure on the bag portion is also new. Its success lies in the balance—literally, as an object that distributes weight and proportion with perfect harmony; conceptually, as a commodity that appears both useless and useful, is fanciful and practical, that reflects both a nostalgic moment and an innovative hypothesis. Unisex.

Bless doesn't do many collaborations, so it's always a fun surprise to see what they come up with then they do. This time, Supreme enters the canon, with a mash-up t-shirt made up of graphics and imagery from both brand archives. A small Bless patch is sewn on to the left chestal region, connecting front and back, creating an asymmetric draping effect when worn. For the Bless (and Supreme) enthusiast, for sure. Limited edition. Unisex.

Two different Bless camo patterns are combined for this new style trouser from the brand. A highly pleated front, for a more tailored feel. These are offered in one size with the idea that the fit could be form fitting or loose according to one's body type. Wear them high and cinched, or low and loose.

A fantastic new version of this longtime collaborative style, originally developed with Stand Up Comedy as part of its No. 46 Contemporary Remediation collection. This new addition to the collection is a two-piece style, able to be worn separately. These one-of-a-kind pieces are sourced from vintage blazers, and remade into a cropped suit jacket, paired with a variation on the original Demimoore Bag. 

This bag is something of a cross between apron, backpack, and utility vest. Adjustable canvas straps, large, lined, exterior pockets. Instead of interior zip pockets, this features roomy, hidden slip pockets made with the original silky lining of the coat. A button closure on the bag portion is also new. Its success lies in the balance—literally, as an object that distributes weight and proportion with perfect harmony; conceptually, as a commodity that appears both useless and useful, is fanciful and practical, that reflects both a nostalgic moment and an innovative hypothesis. Unisex.

Bless's enduring silhouette. The material is super light, so they're easily worn high and cinched, or low and loose. An oversized fit for sure, but don't be put off by the sizing. These look excellent on most bodies, no matter the size. The fabric just makes them fall correctly. Unisex. 

Four distinct textiles make up this t-shirt. The body is an image from a BLESS holiday (in ultralight cotton), one sleeve in two different semi-sheer chiffons, and the back in a brown silk lace. One of a kind. Unisex. 

Four distinct textiles make up this t-shirt. The body is an image from a BLESS holiday (in ultralight cotton), one sleeve in two different semi-sheer chiffons, and the back in a brown silk lace. One of a kind. Unisex. 

Four distinct textiles make up this t-shirt. The body is an image from a BLESS holiday (in ultralight cotton), one sleeve in two different semi-sheer chiffons, and the back in a brown silk lace. One of a kind. Unisex. 

Bless doesn't do many collaborations, so it's always a fun surprise to see what they come up with then they do. This time, Supreme enters the canon, with a mash-up t-shirt made up of textiles and graphics both brand archives. Silks from Supreme meet cottons from Bless, with a couple ways to wear—two different seats of armholes create different options and opportunities for varying silhouettes and ways to drape. For the Bless (and Supreme) enthusiast, for sure. Limited edition. Unisex.

Bless doesn't do many collaborations, so it's always a fun surprise to see what they come up with then they do. This time, Supreme enters the canon, with a mash-up t-shirt made up of textiles and graphics both brand archives. Silks from Supreme meet cottons from Bless, with a couple ways to wear—two different seats of armholes create different options and opportunities for varying silhouettes and ways to drape. For the Bless (and Supreme) enthusiast, for sure. Limited edition. Unisex.

More one of a kinds from Bless, as they mine their archive of textiles to make new and unusual styles. These shorts are made in various floral silk prints and feature a paper bag waist. So the one size really does fit all, with long strings to tie around. Unisex.

A fantastic new version of this longtime collaborative style, originally developed with Stand Up Comedy as part of its No. 46 Contemporary Remediation collection. This new addition to the collection is a two-piece style, able to be worn separately. These one-of-a-kind pieces are sourced from vintage blazers, and remade into a cropped suit jacket, paired with a variation on the original Demimoore Bag. 

This bag is something of a cross between apron, backpack, and utility vest. Adjustable canvas straps, large, lined, exterior pockets. Instead of interior zip pockets, this features roomy, hidden slip pockets made with the original silky lining of the coat. A button closure on the bag portion is also new. Its success lies in the balance—literally, as an object that distributes weight and proportion with perfect harmony; conceptually, as a commodity that appears both useless and useful, is fanciful and practical, that reflects both a nostalgic moment and an innovative hypothesis. Unisex.