Osmium, the rarest and densest element,
inspires our clothing – uncommon, elemental and enduring.
Strange gifts are an unavoidable part of the holiday season. Whether a Hawaiian shirt, a Santa sweater, or a novelty tie, no one makes it to January without some extra stuff that they’ll never use. So what to do with … Continue reading
Last week we had the pleasure of exhibiting our Mobius Belt at Mass Innovation Nights, hosted by VM Ware in Kendal Square, Cambridge. If you’ve never had the pleasure of attending one of these events, you’re missing out. Once a month, Massachusetts … Continue reading
While cycling through beautiful fall foliage northwest of Boston I came to Walden Pond. I was quite surprised to see this sign. Henry David Thoreau must be rolling over in his grave. In the 1840s, he lived on the shore … Continue reading
It’s nice to get out into the world every now and again. From our Portsmouth pop-up shop to the SOWA Open Market, everytime we set up shop in public is a great adventure. The excursion we have coming up this weekend should be our most exciting … Continue reading
Haiku is a form of traditional Japanese poetry known for its brevity and depth. There are three main components to Haiku: • A structure of three lines comprised of 5 - 7 – 5 syllables • Reference to nature or season, … Continue reading
We all have our passions. Cycling is one of mine, and it consumes a fair amount of my non-working time. I have discovered a great group to ride with and find that sharing the experience greatly enhances it. As this … Continue reading
It may not feel like it now, but cooler days are just around the corner. And as the temperature drops, we’ll have you covered with our new styles. Here’s a preview of Osmium’s fall additions. Keep an eye on our website … Continue reading
Many years ago, I pounded nails for a contractor in Western Colorado. Faced with a complex, protruding window addition, he stood there scratching his head, trying to get started. Finally told me that he would “..just sketch it out with … Continue reading
You don’t have to look very far these days to find someone publicly bemoaning the state of American manufacturing. It would almost seem that the losses in manufacturing jobs are being offset by the creation of new jobs for reactionary pundits. … Continue reading
