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Skateboard Cafe

Skateboard Cafe
Skateboard Cafe, a distinctive skateboarding brand hailing from Bristol, was founded in 2012 by skater and creative masterminds Rich Smith and Andrew Makepeace. Born from the city’s vibrant skate scene and first appearing on the scene in 2008 thanks to Smith’s series of edits of the same name, Skateboard Cafe apparel and Skateboard Cafe decks have...Read more
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carved a unique niche in the skate and streetwear market with their playful yet innovative aesthetic. Whimsical nods to well-known establishments are paired with an appreciation for simplified design, whilst a passion for vibrant graphics, classic films, jazz music, ‘50s diners and concept skate stores continued to inspire the brand’s open-minded and curated collection of cut-and-sew apparel and accessories.

Skateboard Cafe's designs often showcase a blend of artistic expression and skateboarding culture, incorporating illustrations and graphics sourced from cult movies, American diner nostalgia and from regular artist showcases including those with the likes of London based Gaurab Thakali and Tishk Barzanji, as well as artist Becki Clark. The brand's deck graphics, apparel, and accessories resonate with a sense of authenticity and a commitment to quality craftsmanship, whilst the brand itself has become synonymous with Bristol’s skate scene. Notable web-shorts and full length edits include Impressions, Sonata, Ensemble and Tenor, whilst their growing skate team is home to the likes of Josh Arnott, Shaun Currie and Korahn Gayle.

 

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