B. Spoke Tailor is all about using art and fashion to attract and celebrate bicyclists. Founder Nan Eastep has 20 years of experience as a business owner, designer, pattern maker and sample maker. The B. Spoke line is inspired by wool, modern sportswear, equestrian clothing and fashion straight from golden era of cycling. Checkout Momentum [...]
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Hamish Bowles fitted for Lumatwill bike attire
July 30, 2010 – 4:45 pm
Hamish Bowles, editor at large of Vogue Magazine, visited Oakland last weekend for a story about a few days in the life of Novella Carpenter, Oakland urban farmer and author of Farm City, Penguin Press. He stayed at Ghost Town, Novella’s west Oakland urban farm, and went on a bicycle tour of Oakland, stopping to [...]
Read about B. Spoke Tailor and other Bay Area Bike Fashion designers in the SF Chronicle
June 28, 2010 – 5:12 pm
Read online if you missed the print version of the paper yesterday! Thanks, Eric Gustafson, for the coverage.
B Spoke Tailor website is live!
June 10, 2010 – 10:30 am
Visit the new B. Spoke Tailor website. Wool bike knickers are at long last available for purchase online. Visit now!
Lorena Beightler
March 30, 2010 – 5:18 pm
DSC05250Originally uploaded by B. Spoke Tailor In here custom B. Spoke Tailor suit, outfitted for the Sacramento tweed ride on Sunday. Wool plaid flannel jacket and kick-pleated skirt. All made for riding. Thanks Lorena.
Sacramento Tweed Ride Custom Fitting this Sunday, Feb 21
February 18, 2010 – 12:31 pm
Please join us for a Sacramento exclusive custom tweeds fitting at Hot Italian Restaurant. This fitting is in anticipation of the March 28th ride, and for the first customers we have a limited number of custom garments we can promise to be delivered by the day of the ride. So come early. We also offer [...]
Yes, Bridget!
February 3, 2010 – 11:49 pm
DSC04825Originally uploaded by B. Spoke Tailor Settle down! Oakland, I know. We like it. Hella. Hecka. See Bridget live this Friday at the Actual Cafe. Part of the Oakland Art Murmur. Performance cheerleading. Oops. Sewing. Arm warmers personalized by spectators. Not to be missed. Wool.