Food & Drink
Gold Coast Trading at Craft Culture
By Seattle Mag November 14, 2013
!–paging_filter–pLocal designer Emeka Alams’ new collection Imo Youth is now available at excellent online retailer a href=”http://www.craftandculture.com/gold-coast-trading.html” target=”_blank”Craft Culture/a, whose dedication to bringing us the coolest and most interesting indie brands out there is indefatigable./p
pAlams is a Seattle-based designer whose line Gold Coast Trading explores his Nigerian roots and the stories that arose from the slave routes between Cote D’Ivoire and the eastern tip of Nigeria./p
pExpect soft unisex tee and sweat shirts ($48 and up) and a super-cool snap-back trucker hat ($48)./p
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