Coming soon 
Be My Valentine
Valentine's shop window
Our romantic window display
Valentine's special items
Lucky in Love to all
PAINKILLER
KRAFFA (Sound Design) งานออกแบบในรูปของเสียงเพลง ของ Norrasak Ramasute โดย Panda Records
-free album sample download just click on “mp3″
http://soundcloud.com/kraffa/kraffa-detail-in-the-detail-album-cut
-more info
http://www.myspace.com/kraffasound
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The Full Album is in our store on 23rd January 2010
Enjoy!
PAINKILLER
Our new line : PAINKILLER T.T. is coming soon.
Arty t-shirts by our Wednesday child illustrator, O, Terawat Teankaprasith.
Come and grab some
In store on 10th FEB 2010
Thanks for all your support
PAINKILLER
3rd FL. SIAMCENTER
Dear all,
PAINKILLER crew is going to BPK home on Sunday 8th November 2009. Bang Pakong Home for the disabled is a place where lives 293 disabled men, unable to live by themselves ( or mental disorder ) and handicap homeless men.
The house has only 7 million baht of budget a year which means 65 baht per patient/day.and… clearly 65 baht per day could not cover all the expenses including many many of adults’ diapers, care takers’ salaries, electricity, water, meals, clothes and medicines.
PAINKILLER has used your money to create 100 elastic shorts for the BPK home. We would paint a smiley face on each of the shorts, hoping the faces would make the patients smile a little bit more.
BPK Home and 116 shorts we’ve made.
Thank you once again for your support,
PAINKILLER crew
” Haunting memories “
The lost stabbed him in the heart, her existent became surreal. He drowned himself in sadness for years and years…
” If I could not restrain myself thinking of old sweet memories, thence I would let them put marks on my being…”
In a cabinet, keeps sorts of things that reminds him of her… The commode develop rapidly into room…
His obsession takes much of grandeur, the collection assumed form of diary holding the past of all kinds: loves, hates, fears, courage… life.
Interpretation: raw materials brought from journeys such as Taffeta silk, hand woven cotton gabardine, hand spun cotton yarn combining with European classics: Merino wool, Velvet etc. Victorian inspired with a twist: Lounge wear, comfortable yet luxury.
“Little Nemo couldn’t go to sleep”
Inspired from the comic “Little Nemo in slumberland” by Winsor Mc.Cay,4 colored cartoon of New York Herald newspaper in 1905-1911.
The story of a little boy called “Nemo” (means nobody in Latin) who travels every night into his dream-town called “Slumberland” with his strange companies searching for the “Little princess”
Years have passed, Little Nemo is no longer “little”. With his stressful life as a young adult, Nemo couldn’t go to sleep. His eyes wide open, though he would love to have a refuge with his companions and his dream girl “the little princess”.
Our very first shop is now open…. welcome you all to PAINKILLER
Cheerssss
PAINKILLER SS 09 “Away from home”
There was Valentin, a son of one wealthy family. His mother gave him the name wishing he could be sweet and light-hearted as a Cupid.
One sunny day, through the window, the young man saw a caravan passing by his house. Hallucinated by the beauty of the girl amongst the vagabonds, Valentin rushed to his door bursted out his shaking voice “!!!!!”
Ever since,Valentin and his blooming rose “Elise” traveled together in her father’s cabaret troop. Valentin learned many things, worked for a living sake and also loved and being loved for the first time.
Months have passed, He was tired and realized that it was a big mistake following his heart. The route was too hard and endless. What he desperately wanted was that fresh scent of white linen covering his bed back at the family home.
The love birds have had many fights and many long lasted cries. Elise would have no clue that the quarrels are all set up intentionally by her young flame.
At last in the middle of one full moon night, Valentin went on the road hoping to reach his home as fast as he could. One small note left for Elise, hidden in the chocolate box he gave her earlier. A phrase of Oscar Wilde…
“ Sweet, I blame you not, for mine the fault was, had I not been made of common clay ”
