713 INC Art & Apparel

I love 713! We come here often for their parties and love to watch the artists paint the outside of the building. There are also great gifts inside including a lot of Houston stuff. My boyfriend likes to come here for skate accessories and we both will come buy raw papers! Stop by they are always so nice!

So, the canal location is very much there. Went by today, after being out of the game for a bit and picked up some Fresh Paint cans, and a Montana Maximo along with a Montana Street Dabber (you know, for writing on canvas and stuff ;)). I didn’t catch the dudes name but he was hella helpful, the whole vibe is real
Chill and they have a bunch of cool things to look at, along with a very nice selection of assorted items. They have shirts, hats, Blank Munny’s, stickers, skateboards, trucks, wheels etc. Along the wall, they have art on canvas which are super cool to look at. Pretty nice selection on colors and had Fresh Paint and Montana in stock. Dude threw in some fats/​skinny caps with my purchase along with some nice Montana stickers. Price is decent, fresh paint is 5 a can, and the Montana Maximo was a little over 10. Il be back in two weeks to drop some more money, I just wanted to test the pressure/​quality of fresh paint before buying 30 – 40 cans of it. Highly recommended!

First off, the location here (4739 Canal) is the current and correct one.
Okay, so, I found this place after googling everything under the sun for a place to buy grogs/​mops and finally found this spot. It’s so much more than I expected. They have pretty much everything you need to fill your street art supply needs.
I came in after running some errands and had my business casual gear on, so I think I made the people in the shop a little confused. They still were super nice and helpful, and I think that says a lot about the chill level in this place. (Over 9000?!) I didn’t stay long enough to check out everything, but I feel like it’s pretty much exactly what I was looking for — a graffiti/​street artist’s supply center.
So yeah, go ahead and check it out. If there’s any brick-​and-​mortar shop better than this in Houston, I have absolutely not been able to find it.

I like to stop in to this little East End gem every few months and see what kind of new cool art they have for sale. The mix is a little strange– kind of graff/​lowbrow/​skate/​rockabilly/​chicanoish, but it totally works. Rusty and his family are nice folks with a lot of talent, and I’m glad to see them still doing their thing after their old store on Main burned down.

Cool spot for painters. They have a lot of clothes, paint, markers and other graff-​head stuff. I came here looking for a canvas piece, but found nothing I really wanted. They do get new stuff every once in a while so I’m gonna go back see if I find the piece that speaks to me.