Sunday, July 31, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Friday, June 24, 2011
Monday, June 13, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Sunday, May 22, 2011
WE ARE OPEN....YEAH we had a fantastic opening event. Beautiful people coming through our space and lots of shopping going on. Big success. If you didn’t make it, please stop by any time between 11am - 6pm Monday - Friday. We will post when we have more special events coming up. See you soon.
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
The Opening is near....and we are getting closer to have it all done. Yesterday was a big day..all the shelf’s and racks went up with the help from Keba and Amanuel and we had more friends stopping by and look at the progress and lend us a helping hand. Products are going in next week.... Can’t wait to see it all come together.
Friday, May 13, 2011
We are proud of the Oakollectiv homemade PLANT BOXES..put together by Keba Konte and Amanuel Reddy, hand painted by us. Wheels found on the street of West Oakland and Aloe Vera from the garden. A little bit of NEW and a little bit of OLD, something found and something bought. WE LOVE IT!
Thursday, May 5, 2011
NEWS RELEASE
For Immediate Distribution
Grand opening of OAKOLLECTIV Pop Up Store.
OAKOLLECTIV will officially opening its doors on Friday May 20th 2011, hours 4pm—6pm
Oakollectiv Pop Up Store is located on 1427 Broadway and will be housed in the old city owned Raiders store “the spot” in downtown Oakland.
OAKOLLECTIV is a collaboration of two experienced designers, Penelope Adibe and Rachel Konte, both transplants from Europe to the US. They have come together to create a Pop Up Designer shop in the heart of downtown Oakland.
The space will feature 3 local brands; AFROBUDDAH by Rachel Konte, NNEKA by Penelope Adibe and Guerilla Clothing by Guerilla CafĂ© (designed by Rachel Konte). They plan to bring a diverse mix of merchandise from women’s wear, vintage modern kitchen house ware and menswear to the store. All the entrepreneurs in the space have one thing in common; they are all Oakland residents and run their businesses locally.
Penelope Adibe and Rachel Konte are the curators and daily managers of the OAKOLLECTIV.
For Immediate Distribution
Grand opening of OAKOLLECTIV Pop Up Store.
OAKOLLECTIV will officially opening its doors on Friday May 20th 2011, hours 4pm—6pm
Oakollectiv Pop Up Store is located on 1427 Broadway and will be housed in the old city owned Raiders store “the spot” in downtown Oakland.
OAKOLLECTIV is a collaboration of two experienced designers, Penelope Adibe and Rachel Konte, both transplants from Europe to the US. They have come together to create a Pop Up Designer shop in the heart of downtown Oakland.
The space will feature 3 local brands; AFROBUDDAH by Rachel Konte, NNEKA by Penelope Adibe and Guerilla Clothing by Guerilla CafĂ© (designed by Rachel Konte). They plan to bring a diverse mix of merchandise from women’s wear, vintage modern kitchen house ware and menswear to the store. All the entrepreneurs in the space have one thing in common; they are all Oakland residents and run their businesses locally.
Penelope Adibe and Rachel Konte are the curators and daily managers of the OAKOLLECTIV.
For more info contact us at info@oakollectiv.com
http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Oakollectiv/205588039467181?sk=wall
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Saturday, April 30, 2011
The work has started. Today we cleaned out the back room with family help and covered the large windows with newspaper. There is a lot of work ahead of us, but soon we can get to the fun stuff. We can always use an extra hand, so if you are interested in coming by and help out on our WALL PAINT DAYS (dates yet to be planned) let us know. We can be reached at info@oakollectiv.com. See you then.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Starting to have the stuff we need! Finally we found some of the Dressforms we have been looking for. And the items for our Oakollectiv store displays have been coming to us from free donations and found objects on the streets of Oakland. When the budget is limited the innovative spirits gets creative.
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