Rebel on Wheels. Designer on Purpose.

He’s been skating so long his board probably deserves its own birthday.
He grew up bombing hills, scraping elbows, and getting chased out of more parking lots than he can count. While other kids were learning math, he was learning how to ollie over things he definitely shouldn’t have been ollieing over.

He wasn’t born to follow rules. He was born to annoy security guards.

And somewhere between getting kicked out, getting back up, and getting away, a style was born.

Design. Not sew.
Let’s be clear—this man does not touch a sewing machine.
Last time he tried, the machine won.

So now he just creates the ideas, the cuts, the fits, the graphics—the stuff skaters actually want—then hands them off to people who know how to operate machinery without breaking it (or themselves).

His designs are simple:
If it doesn’t move, stretch, bend, slide, scrape, survive, and still look good after eating asphalt… he’s not making it.

He doesn’t do fashion shows. He does curb slappies.
He doesn’t follow trends. He outruns them.
He doesn’t care about “aesthetic.” He cares about whether you can tre flip in it without ripping your entire life in half.

Every drop is built from the same mindset he’s had since day one:
Skate first. Think later. Apologize never.

He’s a designer, a lifelong skater, and a proud non-sewer.
And he makes clothes for anyone who’d rather scuff their shoes than polish them.