In 1917, Irvin Cobb wrote an amazing quote about Kentucky in the Columbia Spectator. In 2014, the sentiment continues to ring true: "To be born in Kentucky is a heritage; to brag about it is a habit; to appreciate it is a virtue." Earlier this year, Jeremy Booth made us a print celebrating Cobb and …

This week, we launch the 'Lexington Rainbow Print,' an emblematic and classic design with a rich history spanning back nearly 40 years.  As we celebrate all things America we're also celebrating all things Lexington – a tip-of-the-hat to the town Kentucky for Kentucky calls home. This is no ordinary rainbow, but one with a …

So many great inventions have come out of Kentucky. Inventions like the 'Happy Birthday' song, cheeseburgers, bourbon, the bowie knife, gold, horses, and the crowd favorite – motha f***in fried chicken. We were the first to fry chicken and everyone loves fried chicken.

With that said, we're excited to introduce a brand spanking …

The "no-tell motel," America's slightly repressed version of the Asian love hotel, is the accidental product of two seemingly unrelated trends of the 1960s and '70s (it's always preferable to have unrelated parents). In generous terms, the no-tell is the lovechild of Dwight D. Eisenhower and Helen Gurley Brown:  President Ike began the Interstate Highway …

This year, Kentucky for Kentucky is highlighting the Festival of the Bluegrass, an event that we're excited to be a part of as they celebrate over 40 years of bringing the world to our fine Commonwealth to celebrate our bluegrass heritage. The Festival began as a family affair – "the longest family-run Bluegrass Festival in …