Why not? Why not use our REMOVISION channel as a way to promote the new stuff we're developing for the online REMO General Store. In this gripping installment, Melanie demonstrates the functionality of the all new REMO Utility Dress, an idea that owes its origin to something Balinese that Melanie wore on most days during the recent Australian summer. This version is made for us right here in Sydney FROM a very high quality 100% cotton drill. One size fits all ... as you will see!

REMO has enjoyed a close relationship with both restaurant florent AND M&Co., the seminal 80s design group led by the late AND great Tibor Kalman responsible for its breakthrough graphics. Florent is closing in June 2008 (sadly), after 23 years of serving the neighbourhood AND community with its great food, graphic sensibility AND spirit. Maira Kalman recently hosted the first ever reunion of M&Co. designers at a farewell-to-florent dinner at the restaurant. Thankfully, Maira agreed to let Remo crash the party. Hence this documentary new REMOVISION episode.

No trip to New York City is complete without a quick lunch time visit to the Oyster Bar underneath Grand Central Station. In this REMOVISION video, Remo unexpectedly finds himself playing a part in his own movie. Even so ... at the end of the day, the Cherry Stone Clam Pan Roast made up for everything. Another interesting aspect of this video is the fact that it's the very first one that Remo himself has been able to film and edit by himself on the run. That session on iMovie that he attended at the Apple Store in SoHo was worth the effort. Let us know what you think!

Join us at the Bondi Icebergs launch of the Printed Thing 2008. Peter Holmes a Court and H.G. Nelson present their wry take on REMO and the Printed Thing, while the glitterati ... glitter.

A peek behind the scenes of the REMO Warehouse. The Founder shows us some of his favourite products and we hear stories from Melanie, Adie and Mel.