Re-shuffling of Abrek Design LLC

Due to various events beyond our control, each member of the Abrek Collective has taken a "step back" for lack of a better word.

Abd'allah Daood remains President/Amir of Abrek's general direction reguarding new projects, He replaces Amir Cash 1st as Cheif of R&D, as well as Head of Design.

Amir Ouch al-Wallingford has stepped down from webmaster, as has Amir Krucks al-Seattle. Both have chosen self-appointed demotion to concentrate on new designs and street painting.

One such project is new designs for our Portland allies, Foyer Clothing.

Foyer has joined forces with Abrek/Tax Dodger associates, whom feature designs by up and coming Portland artists "Haunt", "Fedi," "Hitop" and "WWL1", among ohters.

Complete details reguarding our allies' clothing line and it's featured artists can be found on their website:

www.foyerclothing.com

and as always, we are trying to keep you up tp date on our business related news via our often neglected blog:

www.tax-dodgers.blogspot.com/

or, for more frequent updates, along wiht random bits to pass the time, try our myspace page:

www.myspace.com/tax_dodgers

We hope you'll check us out, we have new limited edition pieces all the time, so if you see a design you like, and wait a few weeks, you may find the shirts are no longer vailable in 1st edtion, and you snooze, you lose.

But, fret not, there is always a version of our stock "base-baller" logo, with only the colours changing, each version limited to 100 pieces total.

Thank You for taking the time to check out our updates, and for your patience reguarding our line, and the various delays we have encountered.

We like to think it is all worth the wait.

Abd'allah Daood.
Acting President / Lead Designer
Abrek LLC

New meeting held among Abrek Collective

The members of the Abrek Design Collective (aka Tax Dodgers, etc) met this week to discuss a small release to be sold in one of our local retail stores here, owned by friends and allies, the Winner's Circle.

More info as available

Communication improved with operatives in San Francisco

After a long period of silence from our brothers in the bay area, we recieved word from our commrades at Upper PLayground that, God willing, they will be picking up the Tax Dodgers line.

Further negotiotiations are in the works, but expect, God willing, to see Tax Dodgers in Upper Playground next season (autumn?).

Respect to our newest operative, the designer known as "K", for his unrelenting energy and ethusiasm. Brothers like this are like roses in times like this.

So if you are an ally of us, celebrate with us as we move closer to our goals, Alhamdulillah.

If you are an enemy, we invite you to peace and treaty.

Also a great thanks goes out to Our man "S" in SF at UP, as well as all our operatives in the Abrek collective.

on a side note, congrats are in order for our brother "J", who married "C" this week at the mosque here in the central district. May God grant you success in all your endeavours, and make your marriage a blessing, never ending in it's joys.

Also congrats to our long time brother "S", who also ties the knot soon, God willing. I can't wait to see y'all at your reception.

Sorry about no pic today. Just wanted a quick update.

Salaam,
Amir al Jamaat Abrek of Seattle

Get Your Hair Did

Talk that mess and get yo' weave pulled out, all dissrespected at the beayayeeyayitch.

Portland Operatives Receive Supplies

Goods were delivered by allies to the Abrek Design Co-Op, and are pictured here worn by Portland Resident "D".
No further information was given by our sources in the PDX region of the Northwest.

keep it movin'

sweet mid 60s era bajaj 150.





mods not rockers.

Support Organized Cri....

DVDs..

$5 a pop. good for the kiddies, good for america. Abrek LLC rejects the notion of intellectual property. Once an image is force fed to the people into it's "popular culture" it becomes "property" of the people.

It is not lost on us the irony this movie stars a rat. That's what they all are. Rats.

One block later the forces of haterism were ticketing a man for selling his music.