Adam Arnold Studio. 338 SE MLK Jr Blvd. Portland, OR, The NW!
503.234.1376. Call for an appointment

Go to Half Pint on NE 30th, they have tons of vintage boots!

There is a vintage Western store at Mississippi and Shaver. Portland Outdoor Store maybe, but PDX isn't much a cowboy town, so interwebs.

Mens Swimwear, Mens Underwear and Mens Accessories, clothing store for men with swagger and style. Featuring COUTUREBOY Briefs, Boxers Briefs and CB T- Shirts at http://www.coutureboy.com/

The Paul Mitchell School on Oak and SW Broadway. Yeah, it's students, but the instructor comes by and tells them exactly what to do. It's not like you can mess up a yawapuii treatment anyway. Haircuts are like $13.

I would highly recommend Bridget Price at Lucid Ink off of 59th and Powell. She is absolutely phenomenal!!! Fun to hang out with and brilliant with color! Go see her - You won't regret it!

A backpack is fine. If you live your life based on people judging you for how you carry your stuff, you'll get as stuck in the mud as they are.

Style wise, a backpack doesn't go well with everything but that would be a personal choice.

1) Backpack

2) Messenger bag

3) Duffel bag

4) Roll/gym bag

5) Brief case

6) Stuff sack

7) Hefty garbage bag

Types of bags aren't all that different, what may set them apart is the construction, style, decoration etc that the individual manufacturer puts into it. Make a side by side comparison of packs by Osprey and Jansport, you will be able to tell the difference.

The store "Michael Allen's" usually has a variety of "Man Bags" and "The Territory Ahead", another store, offers a few. I don't know if they have any stores in the Portland area but if they don't, there's online shopping.

God, I hope not. I just can't understand that implication. I've seen so many great tattoos since I've been here on every possible type of person. When I see a tattoo on someone I try to imagine what the story behind it is. There's always a great story.

Levi Strauss does. I bought mine for $6.99 at Goodwill.