On the launch day of the Heather Grey Wall pop-up store at Goodhood, we had the pleasure of sitting down with renowned Japanese designer Kazuki Kuraishi and Goodhood co-founder Kyle Stewart.
On the eve of his debut collection for adidas Originals dropping, we sat down with Gary Aspden to discuss the first Spezial collection, why he’s done it and how the globalisation of culture has affected brands like adidas.
We sat down in Madrid with Nike Sportswear Design Director of Basketball, Training & NFL footwear, Marc Dolce to discuss designing the Lunar Force 1, breathing life into the Air Penny line and “remix” culture in sneaker design.
While at the Nike World Basketball Festival 2014 in Barcelona, we sat down with Senior Footwear Design Director of Nike Basketball Leo Chang to discuss working on the Hyperdunk 2014 and with Kevin Durant.
We sat down with Alex Olson to talk about joining Nike SB, his new brand Bianca Chandon, and how he’s been influenced by London’s own Palace Skateboards.
Back in April we announced that Bristol store Donuts were to close their physical store and re-launch online. We caught up with Donuts owners Jamie and Tom to find out why they closed shop and their future plans.
While in London for the trade shows, Gourmet Footwear founder and general streetwear aficionado Greg Lucci spared some of his time to sit down with us and talk about the beginnings of Gourmet, his involvement in the creation of adidas Originals and his opinions on originality.
While in Berlin for the preview of the adidas Originals mi ZX Flux photo print app we sat down with the men responsible for the creation of the ZX Flux, adidas Originals Design Director Sam Handy and Global Business Unit Director Torben Schumacher.
While in New York we had a chat with New Era CEO Christopher Koch and the man responsible for the 1996 red Yankees cap (one of their most important hats), Mr. Spike Lee.
At the brink of the march of Scandinavian streetwear brands across the UK fashion scene a few years ago, one in particular stood out as a bit of a black sheep – Soulland. We sat down with the men behind the brand, Silas and Jacob, to discuss how it began, why they love crappy hotels and how they continue to educate themselves through their work.
