I came in this morning to find a stack of this cool food zine called The Runcible Spoon. It is edited by Malaka of thegrandinterational.com.
A small stack in Treasury foyer right now. Love this idea! And I can’t wait to try this salted radish bruschetta recipe. Perhaps a prominent food co-op is in our future [...]
Wanted to share some links with you, thanks to all the wonderful folks that have taken an interest in Treasury:
Interview with the Half Pint Gentleman
Nice article at Examiner.com
Vote for Treasury at City Paper’s Best Of Poll
The Trez is so excited to be the first featured in ReadySet DC’s Fashion: District. Fashion in D.C. is gaining so much momentum and we are grateful to all the bloggers and journalists for supporting this movement.
Thanks to Jordan, Justin, Tracy, and Laura.
photos via readysetdc.com
It’s not to late to pick a little somethin’ up for the mens…
ties/small bow-ties - $20
cuff-links – $20-$40
queen elizabeth belt bucke – $45
arrow tie clip – $26
… and many more styles in-store!
We are saddened by the news that the owner of The Remix, Stacey DiTata, has been suddenly diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and The Remix is closing as a result. We know that The Remix has added so much to the appreciation of vintage clothing in Capitol Hill and in the entire D.C. area. We will [...]
If you’re a little behind on your Valentine’s Day shopping, come visit us at Treasury. We’ll be more than happy to help you find something special for your someone special. Here’s a few of our top picks:
Yellow heart necklace: $14
Abacus necklace: $55
Crystal Heart necklace: $38
Moira Lime 3-point petal studs:$52
Erin Considine exclusive Treasury earrings: $72
Silver Filigree [...]
Jian DeLeon of Peasant Status and John Thornley of US Royalty stopped in and we couldn’t help but admire their classic sense of style. Their plan for the evening was to have a gentleman’s night of whiskey, bbq, ping pong and clothing trades, the brainchild of John’s brother, Paul. Jian is a regular and we admire how [...]
Meet our new employee: B. McGee. She looks amazing in just a bow-tie or scarf. She came all the way from Flatonia, Texas. If you are ever in the Lone Star State, you gotta stop by Lucky Find Antiques. The owners are incredibly sweet and helpful.