The whole thing including their insta looks like AI.
Also, nothing pisses me off about fashion more than claiming to be green and sustainable, yet making clothing from polyester
100% agree
graphics, everything
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Why do people claim they are a lifestyle or community when it’s only just concieved. That’s some Jonah Hill Shit.
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Great spot!
“Axle Stall” on a jumper had me cracking up
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Hmmm. Not a great look for me.
Better put my hopking TShirt to the bottom of the drawer before I self inflict any more damage!
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It’s good you guys like shredding, how about starting with these clothes? Eco friendly recycling of course 
Just Smartmocked up this little number and might even put it into limited soloproduction later.
(Made up a couple of words there too, the ol’ creative juices are flowing today).
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“But Tom, your new company EcoShred Sportswear sounds quite similar to The Supply Network. How are you different?”
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that Tin-Tin graphic is a cracking call
Someone just stopped at that comment then.
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This also came to mind.
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Are there any companies still around that solely do skate clothes? It doesn’t make sense why people think it’s a viable business. There’s nothing functional about skate clothing, except for shoes.
Most clothing is either a marketing product for hardware or shoe companies, or made by non-skate companies and got coopted by skaters (dickies, Carhartt). Or by surf/snowboard companies that do make functional clothing that people actually have a reason to buy.
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Does Four Star still exist?
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Is Blue Flowers (was Piilgrim) a skate clothes company?
I thought Four Star was long gone but their last IG post was 20 weeks ago.
Edit: The earliest post is 43 weeks old, so it looks like they’re back.
https://www.instagram.com/p/mxodq7L-98/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
And let’s be honest you don’t even need those. If I’ve bought any more than five pairs of actual skate shoes in the past twenty years I’d be surprised.
