Thanks to everyone in Charleston that made it out to the We Are the Process Holiday Showcase at Rogue Wave Surf Shop last weekend. It was a blast catching up with old friends and meeting new ones over a few New Belgium brews. Knowing that we have supporters all over the Dirty South is encouraging and it tells us that we are growing the brand the right way. Special shout out to the homie, Tyler Mansour, for the great photos. Check out the photo recap after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
On Saturday December 10th, We Are the Process brand will be showcasing it’s latest collection of outerwear & graphic tees inside the quaintly charismatic storefront of Rogue Wave Surf Shop in Charleston, SC. The event will be presented by Southern streetwear’s unabashed voice, H1GHER LEARNING website, and is sponsored by New Belgium Brewing Company. From 1 to 5pm, visitors are invited to enjoy special Holiday pricing on We Are the Process clothing and complimentary beer from the New Belgium range.
Charlotte’s Black Sheep Skate Shop has teamed up with Alien Workshop for a limited edition deck that will be released on Friday, December 2nd, 2011. The original artwork was created by Alien Workshop co-founder Mike Hill. To celebrate this release, Black Sheep has teamed up with CharlotteSkate for a photo retrospective of the skateboarding scene in Charlotte featuring over 20 years of local skateboard history from photographers, including Brian Tucker, Richie McCorkle, Jason Waters, and Mark Hansen.
It’s no secret that one of my favorite artists from Atlanta is Steven Dixey, so it brings me great pleasure to announce that he’ll be featured in an upcoming show at Beep Beep Gallery with Matt Relkin. Be sure to check out both of these artist websites and show your support at the opening on November 5th. I’ll be there!
This past weekend, Jhes and I participated in the 1st Annual Swamp Thing Alleycat Race in Houma, LA. This was my first time participating in an alleycat, and I am happy to report, it won’t be the last! Big thanks go out to Stu Babin and all the hardcore kids in Terrebone Parish for putting on such a great event. Jeremy Toups took home first place, as well as an entry into the We Are the Process “Conquest” Bike Giveaway. There are just two more weeks to reserve a chance to win the custom Brooklyn Machine Works Gangsta designed by We Are the Process. Head on over to WeAreTheProcess.com and purchase an ENDURO shirt while you still can. The winner will be announced Saturday, October 1st.
Just over a year ago, Nike Basketball debuted the Nike Vault: the premium basketball destination in Los Angeles. Inspired by Kobe Bryant, the Nike Vault is located in the same building where he won five championships. To celebrate its One Year Anniversary, the Nike Vault is releasing a Special Pack featuring my favorite colorway of Zoom Kobe VI I’ve seen thus far, a AW-77 hoodie, and Safety Deposit Box.
The shoe features the Nike Vault signature colors of Black, Charcoal Gray, White, and Gold and includes significant numbers relevant to the Nike Vault in the first year.
This Saturday, September 17 at 12pm, Nike Vault will be releasing 24 Nike Vault One Year Anniversary Packs. They will be available at first come, first serve and priced at $424. Read the rest of this entry »
We’ve been talking up Snow on tha Bluff for awhile and now we’ll finally be able to see it! Snow on tha Bluff will be screening at the Atlanta Underground Film Festival on Friday, September 23rd at 8pm in Goodson Yard. For more information on AUFF and to purchase tickets, head over here.
The film will be added to Netflix very soon, so add it to your que!
PBR asked us to submit entries for their 2011 PBR Art & Design Shirt-Off contest and we’re asking you to vote! CrowdTogether, the website that’s hosting the contest currently has our entries, but the images are very small and don’t do our graphics justice, so we’ve decided to post them here in full detail.
The submission deadline keeps getting mysteriously pushed back… So much for hitting a deadline! I had my entry ready weeks ago and was waiting until the last minute so as to NOT show my cards. But you can now see what I did and 1-up me if you like. Sigh… I guess it’s really not that serious.
The good news is: if you’d like to submit your own entry, you still have time.
The NIKE MAG is no longer the “greatest shoe never made.” The mythical shoe that originally captured the imagination of audiences in Back to the Future II is being released – and they’re here to help create a future without Parkinson’s disease.
1500 pairs of the 2011 NIKE MAG will be auctioned on eBay with all net proceeds going directly to The Michael J. Fox Foundation. Each day for the duration of the ten-day auction, one hundred and fifty pairs of the 2011 NIKE MAG shoes will be made available via eBay’s Fashion Vault. The auction starts September 8, 11:30PM EST, and will end September 18. Thanks to a previous 50 million dollar match given to the Michael J. Fox Foundation, all donations will be matched, effectively doubling the contributions from the auction.
The original NIKE MAG was worn by the Back to the Future character Marty McFly, played by Michael J. Fox, in the year 2015. It came alive, lit up and formed to Marty’s foot. The 2011 NIKE MAG shoe was designed to be a precise replica of the original from Back to the Future II. The aesthetic is an exact match, down to the contours of the upper, the glowing LED panel and the electroluminescent NIKE in the strap. The 2011 NIKE MAG illuminates with the pinch of the “ear” of the high top, glowing for five hours per charge.
