Celebrating custom artwork and characterised skate culture. A collection inspired by nostalgia, heritage and legacy, the Nike SB Artist tees fuse colour and cut to evoke a sense of free-spirited energy neatly affiliated with the brand. Cartoonised graphics across the long sleeve Artist and Artist 3 profile tap into Nike's creative vision, whilst the Artist 2 T-Shirt plays on its skate-specific ties for inspiration.
Continuing their endless reign into HO20, Nike SB continues to let its cut and colour speak for itself, whilst celebrated iconography and custom artistry helps implement their innovative stature.
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Nike SB Heritage Vulc Premium
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The Aurora Borealis meets honourable Finnish heritage. Designed by team-rider Eniz Fazilov, the earthy toned Heritage Vulc Premium, with Finnish-flag colourway detailing, hosts a conceptualised sense of appeal that honours the wonders of the Northern Lights. Custom insoles bring an ethereal undertone to the design's interior, whilst Fazilov's mellow persona and Nike SB's passion for performance fuse together to shed ambient light on a rehashed archive staple.
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adidas Stan Smith Adv
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A crisp new colourway across the iconic ‘Haillet'. Transcending cross-cultural remits to be coined one of the most notorious adidas profiles of all time, the adidas Stan Smith silhouette welcomes a skate-led rewrite to its name. An extended vamp and a traction-podded outsole reengineers its ode to performance, whilst the OG perforated side-walls, debossed ‘SS' tongue and the leathered heel pay homage to its 50 year heritage.
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New Season Quasi
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Paying special attention to colour and artistic creation. Letting block-tone colourings, fine-line graphics and pop-art references lead the way for SU20, Chad Bowers' Quasi hones in on seasonal desire. Loyal to their anti-corporate and non-conformist views, boisterous prints and liberalist undertones run free, whilst rehashed fabrics and considered cuts address the changing seasons in true ‘non-specific but distinctive' fashion.
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Palace Hardware
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Abstract surrealism inspired by broadened aesthetic venture. Welcoming a boisterous new rosta of hardware decks into their remit, Palace's iconic Tri-ferg emblem continues its highly converted legacy well into AW20. New signature releases from Jamal Smith, Benny Fairfax and Lucas Puig mark their arrival with colour-clad custom prints, whilst the brand's ‘90s vibe and pop-culture ideals remain true to form.
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Polar Stripe Tees
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New-season stripes and warming colourings to match. Re-imagined to suit the changing months, Polar Skate Co. returns to Flatspot with another striped t-shirt in tow. Made in Portugal from resilient jersey-fabric cotton and styled in autumnal hues of sand and navy, Polar's latest stroke logo embroidered tees are designed to bring a touch of refined urban character to any skate or street-led wardrobe.
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