HandCraft Apparel

02/07/2026

Ready to turn up your style volume? These top 5 vinyl-themed hoodies are more than just cozy—they're a shoutout to your music obsession

From bold turntable prints to sleek vinyl grooves, each hoodie amps up your look while keeping you comfy. Perfect for DJs, audiophiles, and anyone who lives for that classic vinyl vibe.

Which one's your pick to rock your music style? Let us know!

02/06/2026

Quality isn't just in our threads—it's in our vibe.
Vinyl Clothing Co. blends top-tier materials with music culture to create apparel that DJs and audiophiles actually want to wear.
Ready to rock your look and your passion? Join the Vinyl family today!

02/04/2026

Your music passion deserves more than just headphones—it deserves a wardrobe that grooves with every beat.

From vinyl-inspired tees to hoodies that hit all the right notes, our apparel lets you wear your sound loud and proud. Ready to turn heads and start conversations?

Which design speaks to your inner DJ?

02/02/2026

02/02/2026

A gloomy, rainy Wednesday evening is the perfect time for a between two classic albums from the Cure that have birthdays this week!

In the gothy early ‘80’s corner, we have “Pornography”, released May 3, 1982. And in the angsty late ‘80’s corner, we have “Disintegration”, released May 2. 1989.

Who you got?

I was sure “Disintegration” had it in the bag for me until I put on “Pornography” while taking the photo. It’s so freaking good also. Arrrrghh! I can’t choose!

Side note: weirdly these are the only two ‘80’s Cure albums that I don’t own original pressings of!

Thanks as always to the divine for giving us this joyous tag.

02/02/2026

What makes our music-themed hoodies and tees stand out? It's all about the vibe — from vinyl-inspired designs to buttery-soft fabrics that feel like your favorite track on repeat.

Each piece is crafted with love for the culture, made to keep you cozy while you spin, listen, or just live loud. Ready to wear your passion? Let's get you hooked up!

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day.

02/19/2023

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Yesterday one of my absolutely favorite Queen albums celebrated its 30th anniversary! 🎉
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"Innuendo" is the band's 14th studio album and also the last one released during Freddie Mercury's lifetime.
Along with Queen classics like "A Night at the Opera", "A Kind of Magic" and "The Miracle", the 1991 album is one of my most listened to albums by the British band, because for me it is by far their most sophisticated and expressive work. It is full of power and passion with ups and downs. But you quickly realize it's a farewell, a farewell to one of the greatest musicians of all time. And this farewell shall be tremendous! ❤️
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What do you think about “Innuendo“? 🤹
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12/21/2022

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For today’s , let’s chose the hot button and topic of “early 2000’s French electronic artists who released follow up albums that were initially considered disappointments, but went on to gain cult followings and reappraisals”.

On the left, we have Air, who followed up the hugely popular “Moon Safari” and “Virgin Suicides” with “10,000 Hz. Legend”, which moved away from their dreamy pop-electronica into a real genre-hopping suite of songs.

On the right we have Daft Punk’s “Human After All”, which stripped the lushness of predecessors “Discovery” and “Homework” down to something cold, clinical, and robotic.

I’ve loved the Air since day 1, but the Daft Punk took me many years to fully come around to. Now, I’d be hard-pressed to choose a favourite, but I’ll give the ever-so-slight advantage to Air.

What’s your pick?

Thanks to as always for hosting the most fun hashtag of them all. And thanks to for making such fun threads, if you’re wondering about the shirt.

12/06/2022

Check out in his “Vinyl Sounds Better” t-shirt accompanied by the amazing vinyl of the awesome band .

10/26/2022

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Happy (created by ) with another Prog battle and some shoutouts!

First of all, a big thank you and shoutout goes to for adding the Yes album "Time and a Word" to my record collection. If you have time and want to, please check out their website. I tell you, the huge selection of merchandise and records makes music lovers hearts beat faster!!! (cooperation)
Another shoutout goes out to my dear and long time friend from . Thank you so much for the awesome sweater. Please check out this online shop as well for some great vinyl related clothing that I love to wear myself. 🖤

Now let's get down to the nitty gritty: today I invite you to choose between the first two studio albums by British prog pioneers Yes.
Both the self-titled debut "Yes" (1969) and the successor "Time and a Word" (1970) were still very strongly influenced in style by the greats of the time like The Who, The Beatles and Pink Floyd and clearly belong to psychedelic rock. Nevertheless, the first beginnings of later progressive rock were already evident here, which is especially recognizable in the complex track "Then" from "Time and a Word" (which is one of my favorite Yes songs).

Both albums are equally amazing and have a great recognition value, if you ask me! But what’s your choice? 🎶