Angel Park – Baltimore Magazine

Graphic Material

Jess Mayhugh — Wed, 25 Oct 2017 08:30:00 +0000

Graphic tees have been in style for what seems like forever. We’ve seen them evolve from displaying the name of your favorite store in the mall and having (sometimes) funny sayings, to a recent trend of throwback logos. But this year is all about design and artistic expression. That is why we gathered some of our favorite locally designed tees that prove a picture is worth a thousand words.

16 Sixteen Prince Ticket tee ($45) at Angel Park.

Django Northeast Division tee ($45) at Pipe Dreamz.

Old Flame Owl Tavern tee ($30) at Sixteen Tons.

The Sporting Life Bethlehem Steel tee ($30) at Sixteen Tons.

16 Sixteen Biggie tee ($45) at Angel Park.

Diamond Supply Co. Pacific Tour tee ($30) at For Rent Shoes.

Damsel in Distress tee ($25) at minormisfortune.com.

Original Retro Brand The Who tee ($38) at South Moon Under.

Creative King Delta tee ($25) at Sixteen Tons.

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Socks in the City

Jess Mayhugh — Thu, 20 Oct 2016 15:00:00 +0000

Whether adorned in doughnuts or displaying your favorite work of art, novelty socks are all the rage this fall. Cozy up and let loose below the knee—chances are you’ll find a pair that speaks to you.

1. Sock It to Me Boston terrier socks ($9.99) at Ma Petite Shoe. 2. Blue Q Duchess of Sassytown socks ($10) at Trohv. 3. Stance Roulette socks ($12) at For Rent Shoes. 4. Sock It to Me Sea Captain socks ($9.99) at Ma Petite Shoe. 5. Free People Melbourne ivory combo speckled boot socks ($14) at South Moon Under. 6. Gallant & Beau polka dot socks ($14.99) at Angel Park. 7. Star Wars socks ($25) at The QG. 8. Video Game socks ($12) at Trohv 9. Socksmith doughnut knee-highs ($10) at Poppy and Stella. 10. Blue Q Sugar Monster socks ($10) at Trohv. 11. Sock It to Me Llama Drama purple sock ($9.99) at Ma Petite Shoe. 12. Stance Anyaviolet socks ($10) at For Rent Shoes.

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Style File: Angel Park

Emily Balins — Wed, 10 Aug 2016 11:22:18 +0000

It is hard to deny the energy you feel when stepping into Angel Park for the first time. Right in the heart of Fells Point, this menswear shop is the perfect place for the stylish, well-put together guy.

The store is all about bringing the community together and giving exposure to other Baltimore-based companies, with most of the pieces in the store created or designed locally. Customers are even given a shot of whiskey at checkout to welcome them into the Angel Park family. We met up with owner Justin James to discus the ins and outs of owning a menswear boutique.

What’s it like being one of the few stores in Baltimore that solely sells men’s wear?
JJ: I like it. With the experience that we have, I’m able to go out and find unique pieces to bring to Baltimore that are more unique than what you see in a typical store.

How would you describe your store?
JJ: Fun, creative, full of energy, and very personable.

How did you get the name for your store?
JJ: I was coming home from a trip from Los Angeles, the City of Angels. I wanted to bring all of the inspiration I felt from that trip to the shop. I like having the California vibe brought to the store.

Who is your style inspiration?
JJ: I don’t really have a person as inspiration. My inspiration is that with fashion, you can use clothing as an extension of your character. It’s another way to express who you are and your mood that day.

Current favorite trend?
JJ: I’m really big on accessories for men. I like adding little bells and whistles to make an outfit not so typical.

What’s your guilty pleasure?
JJ: Netflix for sure.

No outfit is complete without . . . ?
JJ: A splash of color and your own personality.

Our top three picks:

(From left to right: Esemplare Coat, $329; Mr. Turk Pineapple Trousers, $268, Tailor Vintage Trunks, $78)

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