Maritime Supply Co.

I love finding small American made brands that are making great products and that have an aesthetic that suits me. Horace brought this one to my attention when he gave me an anchor bracelet as a birthday gift. As a born and bred East Coaster (with a brief stint in the PNW), the nautical style is just a part of life. There is something so special about seeing the water out your car window nearly everywhere you go. 

Maritime Supply Co. really hits the mark on nautical style, leaving kitsch behind and opting for a more wearable and everyday appeal to their accessories. They mainly focus on their seafaring inspired bracelets, but recently branched out into apparel with a great t-shirt featuring their logo, designed by Olde Soul. We got to try out a few of their products and took them for a spin in a canoe on a frozen afternoon followed by a cozy beer at one of our favorite spots in downtown Annapolis, Metropolitan Kitchen & Lounge.  Thanks to Joey for being such a fun model and great sport. It was his birthday the day we shot these! Make sure to check out the bottom of the post for all the info on the products featured here.
Enjoy!

Coat - Urban Outfitters  | Sweater - H&M | Boots - Timberland  | Hat - Handmade |

We featured the following bracelets: The Admiral in Burnt Orange | The Admiral in Antique Brown | The Skiff | The Tanner | The Captains Link
We loved the Boardwalk Tee.
You can find all of these and a lot more styles at Maritime Supply Co.
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Tradlands: Part I

Woah. Have I got a bunch of awesome for you. Tradlands. Tea. Kristen. River. The wonderful duo at Tradlands sent me one of their gorgeous button downs to try out, so I got my gorgeous sis-in-law to model it for me. They were a gorgeous perfect match. That's a lot of gorgeous. 

Here is Part 1 of our little shoot - a cozy, tea drinking afternoon by the river in none other than the Jones St. Blue. 

Tradlands is a clothing company based out of San Francisco specializing in lovely oxford shirts for women. The Jones St. Blue fabric is nice and heavy, even though it looks light as air.  From the pearlized buttons to the adorable tag, the details are all there and the versatility is endless. Make sure to check out all the other great styles on Tradlands.com and like Tradlands on Facebook.

p.s. Stay tuned for Part 2 of our Tradlands feature - a preppy and laid back look, perfect for the office to adventure. And don't forget to like Horace and Mae Photography on Facebook! 



Kristen is also wearing a sweater and knit hat from Lands End Canvas, a Jacket from Urban Outfitters, a knuckle ring from Miskwill, and Birkenstocks.