Robert Geller's Right-Hand Man Launches Spooky GHSTS Line

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Joseph Keefer, assistant designer to NYC's Robert Geller has taken matters into his own hands, and has launched a line of graphic t-shirts inspired by the punk/music/skate culture in Washington, DC...dude.

The line is called GHSTS and is completely Brooklyn-grown: All tees are printed, finished, treated, designed, and created right here in NYC. It will make its debut at online boutique Always Never, followed by a selection of Manhattan shops in the upcoming months. Keefer, who got his start by designing and selling band t-shirts for the local punk community, worked at The Denim Bar and Odin New York, and finally ended up as Geller's designing wingman.

For Keefer's first collection, titled Unmastered, you can expect a range of ultra-luxe tees stating "It's Just My Luck", "Nervoso," and "A Nowhere Town," all inspired by the musical creation process when the "final recording has been mixed but not finalized and polished" says Keefer.—Yale Breslin
· GHSTS [Official Site]
· Always Never NYC [Official Site]