/fa/ - Fashion

>>9746446
cont. cont.

>still being childish and offensive and not giving a fuck
>…as a core skate shop should
«Suck My Cunt». Robert Crumb «Fuck» tee. The Jesus football jersey. «Teenage Lust». The REAS tee with the naked chicks. «Fuck What You Say». «Va Te Faire Foutre!». Doing a series of EZLN tee’s and long sleeves while they are considered an terrorist organization by the USA.

>wish they would do a Mora
Over the years they’ve put out at least four different knifes. A Buck folder, a small Swizz Army knife-ish deal and two keychain knifes. Three or four different bats. Training nunchucks, Everlast boxing gloves etc. Maybe it’s gimmicky but I think it’s neat.

The Zero Lo was designed for Vans by Supreme’s in-house shoe guy Luke Meier. Voted best sneaker in 2010 (?) by the readers of Highsnobiety or some other huge site. Fuccboys galore, of course, but it is what it is.

>affiliated with good skaters
Harold Hunter, Gio Estevez, Peter Bici, Javier Nunez, Justin Pierce, Steve Olson, Eric Koston, Keith Hufnagel, Mark Gonzales, Jason Dill + + + And now they have a bunch of new young guys that are making waves.

Cherry was a good skateboard movie. Shows that they are still serious about skating.

>almost no advertising
Except for in Japan, there have hardly been any advertising in normal media for 21 years. You have to respect that. They used to run ads in Big Brother …that’s a good look! Supporting a local skateboard blog with banner ads is nice too. Poster-ad’s in Sneeze Mag, the box logo on the cover of Relax and a full Supreme issue of Arkitip are also in very good taste.

>considered to be street wear royalty (historically speaking)
Along with Stüssy, Bape, XLARGE, Fuct and a couple of others they pretty much defined it.