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Posted by Ben Alberts on
Minneapolis -- This April 20th, we’re teaming up with the NORML (National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws) to host a garment workshop. Attendees have the opportunity to create Piff x NORML garments in objection to the long failed prohibition of cannabis. The garment workshop starts on Friday and will continue throughout the weekend, while supplies last. RSVP for a special gift 🎁 Reserve Your Spot Buy Tickets on Eventbrite
Posted by Ross Dwyer on
You can’t look anywhere in 2017 without seeing something Supreme, no matter if you’re cruising around the streets or surfing the Internet. What started as a small New York skate shop has grown to become one of the most ubiquitous brands in the world since their founding in 1994. The brand’s massive success begets its humble beginnings and early cult status, and some forget that in the mid '90s it was a brand for those truly “in the know,” like downtown NY skaters, cool kids and savvy Japanese tourists. However, before the legendary collabs with brands like Nike, Lacoste, Coca-Cola...
Posted by Ross Dwyer on
Michael Jordan's infamous "Last Shot" in game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals agains the Utah Jazz is the stuff of basketball legend. MJ dropped an 18-footer with 5.2 seconds to bury the Jazz and secure his 6th and final NBA Championship 19 years ago today. You've seen the rumored push-off on Bryon Russell that MJ used to clear enough space. You've seen the legions of Jazz fans behind the basket's horrified faces, as they knew they were about to get screwed again. You've seen the one little boy in a black Bulls jersey to the left of the hoop...
Posted by Ross Dwyer on
Collaborating with Nike is a big deal. The most powerful footwear brand in the world? Sneakers that everyone collected and loved growing up? Yes, a collaboration with the Swoosh is certainly a milestone in almost any creator’s career. Then there’s Tom Sachs, whose “Mars Yard” sneaker has released twice, and blown off virtual shelves faster than you can say “Marvin the Martian” twice. What sets Sachs apart from other artists who have worked with Nike on a limited-edition shoe is that he’s not really into sneakers or sneaker collecting at all. He’s even gone so far as to state “We...
Posted by Ross Dwyer on
As long as street culture has been around, there have been artists who set out to document it. Some chose photography as their medium of communication. Some chose video. And some chose the written word. Before the Internet was a thing and blogs like this one were all the rage, there were magazines. Most started from humble beginnings documenting a local scene, and some transcended that local scene and became authorities on any and all things related to the culture. Those magazines, and pride themselves on high-quality, well thought-out words and photographs. You can learn a lot about what's going...