Somewhere around the 31st of May, we turn six. I can’t narrow the date down exactly – but late May, 2006, I got all excited and got a run of t-shirts printed.

Six years later, stuff’s a bit different, but it’s still kinda the same really. I don’t wanna get to heavy here, but Dishonour is still just a crew of dudes having fun on their bikes, making cool shit, nothing more, nothing less.

Thanks to every single person who’s bought something over the last six years. Wouldn’t be here without your support.

Much love.

James.

Over the last few months, our drops have been delayed 7-10 days. I should just push shit back, then we’d be on time. But it’s here now, 2 weeks late, what of it.

I say this on most drops, but I’m really excited to release this stuff. I’ve been sitting on this tee design for the best part of the years, and the chinos have been a long, long time in the making. Getting anything to do with your legs right takes a fair bit of effort.

So, the chinos. They’re slim and low slung. Instead of just a 100% cotton material, we went with a 98 / 2 cotton spandex blend, which gives the pants a little bit of stretch. That makes them comfy. As with all our denim and pants, they rep a 34″ inseam which is super tall.

As usual, expect high attention to detail… neat buttons, woven labels and our hand scrawled ‘d.’ hanging out on the rear right pocket.

All you’ve got to do is pick your colour – bone or dark chocolate brown.

$85 shipped via the online store, or $110 with a tee.

Now for the tees. Like I said, I’ve been sitting on this for the best part of a year, maybe a bit longer. On the 2011 east coast trip, I really wanted to catch a shot of the crew rolling around. Got this riding down to the docklands, from memory I was riding pretty quick, one hand on the bars, the other on the Nikon I had at the time.

Same deal as always for tees. Slightly taller, slimmer tee than usual. 180GSM mid weight cotton. Pick from black or white.

$35 shipped via the online store, or $110 with a pair of chinos.

Peace!

Flat out tonight, don’t have time to write a post… but we got new stuff. Hit the store!

Something different.

If you go to Little Black Bike, do yourself a favour and give Mikey a gold coin and ask for a chai tea. Best.

We went to this abandoned building in the middle of the city to listen to our friends band, I think you’d call it a hipster show.

You could buy beer, cider and wine from this:

Mikey and I did a wee bit of exploring, found this interesting bank, and then got kicked out by the head nazi hipster because we weren’t having fun like we were supposed to.

We then snuck back into the hipster festival. Beechy and his twin sister (?!) Erin jiggin.

Partying and bikes can be fun, but remember a lock.

Cracked out.

And as it turned out. Saturday weather wasn’t as bad as we expected. Acquired rail, rode bikes, nursed hangovers.

Colony dropped this dope edit from their China trip a few weeks back. Brock featured heavy along with our buddies Zingbergs, Marnold and Coopie.

Small photographic update from Moz. He’s come down from Mildura a few times over the last few months, and word on the street is he gets back his license reasonably soon. Which means more Mozzy. Good times.

Thanks to Ned / Stonetown for the photos.

Alex is slowly gettin back on the bike after a string of injuries. Stoked for the little homie.

PS. I don’t like 360, at all.

Laggin’ on the blog front. Sorry. Got some shit in the works, stay tuned. In the meantime, appreciate Brock doing a pegs.

And Brock’s shoe collection.

Peaace.

Went for a roll on Saturday in search of a web ad sequence for our new TCU digital ad, Mikey came up with the goods. Steep as fuck uprail.

Best part about riding with Mikey is he always has copious amounts of mixed nuts, and is a sharing caring kinda guy.