Perusing the twitter feed while crunching on a bowl of cereal this morning, I came across a friend's link that seemed somewhat relevant to the times. I'm still trying to decide if it's shockingly amazing or amazingly shocking, but either way it'll certainly make you adjust your expression =). Enjoy you mustached maniacs moustair.tumblr.com

One of our delightful friends informed us of this delectable video and it was only fair we share it with the rest of the world. Let it be known though, that here at the Fuzzy Ink HQ's we respect and embrace all mustaches...rigid and real or fraudulent and fake ;). Grab a handful of junior mints and enjoy!

With Movember right around the corner, we figured it made sense to showcase some of the terrific and delicious photos we've received leading up to the festivities. Utilizing our very own cookie cutters, in flawless fashion I might add, these guys are nothing short of classy-tastic. Start spreading the stache and more importantly global awareness for men's health issues!

After a very long absence from our blog, I think it's time for us to get back into the swing of things. I can't believe that it's already been a year since our last post, but boy have things changed since then. From here on out we'll be doing our very best to keep everyone up to date on all of our happenings as well as what the future of mustaches will be for us.


We'll be back soon, but for now we'll leave you with our arsenal of mustaches, mmmm.

This weekend (10/30 and 10/31) we'll be constructing leaf forts in two familiar and prime locations. The first is the delectable Eastern Market in Washington, DC; taking place Saturday and Sunday between 9am and 5pm, you'll be hard fought to find a better plethora of interesting and obscure objects.

We'll also be launching soft clothing bombs at the Sowa Open Market in Boston, MA. Running Sunday from 10am to 4pm, this is the ABSOLUTE LAST show of the season (until next May) and thus being Halloween will be set up as the Market of the Living Dead. Grab your spooky costumes (for cash-money prizes), dancing shoes and carving knives and zombie-walk on over to one of the most eventful markets of the year!

Ever wonder how we print our shirts? We put this video together to show the detail orientated step by step process we go through to make each Fuzzy Ink tee we sell.

Yea, we could probably order them in bulk from China, but that's not our way of doing things. We hope you enjoy.

Fuzzy Ink Printing Process

This weekend (10/16 and 10/17) we'll be scooting our behinds to three stellar places in the east. To start things off, we'll be canoodling with folks of all kinds during the season-ending Providence Open Market on Saturday from 10am to 4pm in (you guessed it) Providence, RI. Do yourself (and us) a favor and mosey on over to Lippitt Park to support the handmade generation!

Additionally, we'll be chucking shirts at people at the Sowa Open Market in Boston, MA. Running Sunday from 10am to 4pm, this event is also getting close to the wire so come peruse solo (or grab a friend / stranger / strange friend) and support the artsy peeps.

Finally, we'll be setting up our mustache hideout at the always great Eastern Market in Washington, DC; taking place Saturday and Sunday between 9am and 5pm, you're sure to get a jump-start on the holiday season inching closer and closer.

This weekend (10/2 and 10/3) we'll be taking our services to three lovely places in the east. To start things off, we'll be slinging our stuff at the always great Eastern Market in Washington, DC; taking place Saturday and Sunday between 9am and 5pm, you're sure to find some delightful gifts and treasures for the taking.

Next, we'll be setting up shop on Mt. Vernon Ave. at the 15th annual Art On The Avenue in Alexandria, VA. Running Saturday from 10am to 6pm rain or shine, this event will showcase a plethora of craftiness, as well as music and food galore, so skip on by and say hello.

Lastly, we'll be participating in the amazing shopping frenzy that is Crafty Bastards in the Adams Morgan section of Washington, DC. Open for business Saturday from 10am to 5pm, this 7th annual extravaganza is known for being one of the craziest and cool craft fairs in the southeast!; throw on your walking shoes and come party hearty with us kind fellas.