The Gündem Blog
009 - Play Ball
World Cup Season is upon us once again and here at Gündem, one half of our mighty team of two, is waking up at god-knows what hour to watch the...
009 - Play Ball
World Cup Season is upon us once again and here at Gündem, one half of our mighty team of two, is waking up at god-knows what hour to watch the...
008 - T-Shirts We Love Vol. II
Do you have any tees from your teenage years that you still hold on to? We definitely do – here’s volume II of T-Shirts We Love.
008 - T-Shirts We Love Vol. II
Do you have any tees from your teenage years that you still hold on to? We definitely do – here’s volume II of T-Shirts We Love.
007 - In Memory of Sgt. Joker's Peace Pin
A short essay on paperclips, bullets, Gustav Hasford, and the uncomfortable distance between watching and participating.
007 - In Memory of Sgt. Joker's Peace Pin
A short essay on paperclips, bullets, Gustav Hasford, and the uncomfortable distance between watching and participating.
006 - T-Shirts We Love Vol. I
From teenage bootlegs to high-end steals, my closet is a timeline of streetwear history. In this post, I’m digging through the archives to revisit three iconic tees—The Hundreds, Fuct, and...
006 - T-Shirts We Love Vol. I
From teenage bootlegs to high-end steals, my closet is a timeline of streetwear history. In this post, I’m digging through the archives to revisit three iconic tees—The Hundreds, Fuct, and...
005 - Equal Opportunities Offender
Exploring Syria’s President Sharaa through history and irony. Our new tee blends Umayyad Mosque motifs, Tyrian purple, and the Toyota Hilux to reflect a man who is whatever the beholder...
005 - Equal Opportunities Offender
Exploring Syria’s President Sharaa through history and irony. Our new tee blends Umayyad Mosque motifs, Tyrian purple, and the Toyota Hilux to reflect a man who is whatever the beholder...
004 - Permanently Out of Office
From Fight Club’s nihilism to Michael Scott’s "family": An exploration of the shifts in pop culture portrayals of office life.
004 - Permanently Out of Office
From Fight Club’s nihilism to Michael Scott’s "family": An exploration of the shifts in pop culture portrayals of office life.