John Mayer and Staple joined forces to collaborate on a t-shirt. Since both John Mayer and Jeff Staple are in their 30s, they incorporated that into the t-shirt graphic, as well as a re-interpretation of the infamous Aspirin logo by Bayer. The t-shirt comes in three colorways and will be available at The Reed Space as of tomorrow.

Another look at the John Mayer x Staple T-Shirt follows after the jump.

Since the day ALIFE opened in New York City’s Lower East Side on October of 1999, its goal has been the advancement of creativity by offering young artists a platform to showcase their work, exchange ideas, collaborate, reinvent and further create.

As a result, ALIFE has had the good fortune to work with some of the most creative minds from around the world and execute numerous rewarding projects.

With ALIFE SESSIONS, the mission lives on and celebrates one of the most important elements of our lives: Music.

Thanks to the participation of artists from diverse musical backgrounds, ALIFE SESSIONS follows the original ALIFE master plan: To exchange, showcase, collaborate, reinvent and further create.

To celebrate, ALIFE is releasing the first ALIFE SESSIONS T-shirt series featuring John Mayer, Bun B & Q-Tip.

The ALIFE Sessions T-Shirts will be available tomorrow, Tuesday, July 29th exclusively at all ALIFE flagships.
Have a detailed look at all three t-shirts to be released after the jump.

Musician John Mayer got together with NYC artist Kaws on several small projects. Kaws designed some guitar picks for him. On one side they carry some of Kaws’s signature designs and on the other side signatures by both artists.

Furthermore Kaws also designed the VIP tickets of John Mayers worldtour as reported by Jeff Staple.

After the jump another pic of the guitar picks.

Together Incase and John Mayer created a simple, reusable, “green” utility/grocery bag made from hemp that was given to all the passengers of Mayercraft Carrier Cruise last weekend. With one large volume and two buttoned flap pockets on the front for a wallet, keys or sunglasses, it was the perfect accessory for anyone cruising on the ship.