Friday, March 30, 2012
New Era x Flavour Pop Up Shop
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Project: Hurley
With the help of master carpenter Chris Vyn , Mike Galley & of course, Papa Weezy, two spots in our mens and ladies sections have been carved out as dedicated Hurley space for seasons to come!
Pizza and malted beverages aside, the funnest part was filling it to the brim with all the fresh new spring 2012 goods guaranteed to find a spot in your closet soon. We've got embroidered dresses, crop hoodies and printed tanks for girls; checkered wovens, cargo shorts and surf-inspired tees for guys, as well as perfect basics for everyone at a great price.
Friday, March 23, 2012
Omar From “The Wire” To Play Ol’ Dirty Bastard??

Michael K. Williams, aka: Omar on “The Wire” and Chalky White on “Boardwalk Empire” has signed on to play Ol’ Dirty Bastard in the upcoming film Dirty White Boy.
Entertainment Weekly reports that the Joaquín Baca-Asay-directed film will focus on the relationship between Ol’ Dirty Bastard and his manager, Jarred Weisfeld, during the last years of ODB’s life.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Herschel Video
Herschel Supply Spring 2012 lookbook video from Herschel Supply Co. on Vimeo.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Get Your Prom On!!!
Our picks are tailor made for a night to remember - you know you're going to stand out in a crowd and feel like the mega-hottie you know you are :)
Whether you're looking for something sexy, scandalous, femme-y, retro, or easy-going, we've got dresses from Jack by BB Dakota, Mink Pink, Motel, Lola's Room, Quiksilver Womens, Volcom, Hurley, and more.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
Converse Skateboarding Announces Pontus Alv
Pontus Alv is a driven man, a skateboarder with a huge passion for creating his vision in a very unique way. Whether this is through his adventures in concrete, his art, his films and foremost his skateboarding, you can always feel the energy of what he is saying and it’s always executed with his heart firmly exposed on his sleeve.
Converse is stoked to be able to help Pontus craft his vision ofcreativity and inspiration, whilst pushing forward the amazing culture of skateboarding that we all share.
But enough from us, let’s hear from the man himself.
So, why Converse?
Converse is a classic brand with a rich history and background. I have always been a fan of classic, timeless stuff that never grows old or out of fashion. I recently ended my relationship with my former shoe sponsor and I started to look around. I only ride and represent companies that I personally like and believe in, so the list was really short. I chose Converse because they share a lot of the same ideas and visions that I have. A sponsorship is about building a good relationship and platform together where ideas and creativity can become a reality. Over the last ten years I have been on a personal mission to give back to skateboarding, inspire others and show different angles on what skateboarding can be about. I am still going full-speed in this direction and I can’t see myself stopping anytime soon. Together with Converse and their support I am sure that we can create some radical and inspirational things together for our culture. Giving back to skateboarders will always be at the top of the list and my main drive.
What is your first memory of the brand?
I remember when I first saw Converse, the opening trick of Mariano’s part in ‘Mouse’. He was wearing a pair of navy One Stars doing the switch bigspin flip and the first line at the Venice benches…instant stoke! He was also rocking the navy Dr. J’s (Pro Leather Mid) in that part. These images have been stuck in my head ever since. That classic 90s vibe and look is just too dope to deny. Shortly after that my old shop sponsor hooked me up with some One Stars of my own but I got thesestrange green ones! Ever since then I’ve always wanted the navy ones Mariano rocked.
Polar is all set to be an amazing company with the recent promo going down a storm. Do you see Polar or its visual offerings as an extension to your older films like ‘The Strongest of the Strange’ and ‘In Search of the Miraculous’? Or is it a whole new departure?
Polar Skate Co. is a platform where we can express our ideas and visions on all levels. My two films set the base for this to happen and Polar is simply where the story continues. Everything is still the same but now we also produce products and express our ideas in graphics, adverts, a skate team and so on. The main idea behind it is to inspire others to inspire themselves. I want Polar to set an example on what a skateboard company can be about. We express ourselves on many different levels, artwork, photography and film pieces and much more. It is a wonderful thing to have a place and an output for all of your dreams. I am in charge and we do whatever we believe in. Hopefully we can have an input on the culture and direction of skateboarding and try to invest in cool projects that benefit people in exciting ways.
What drives your inspiration? From concrete to art, to filming, to running a company…why do you do it all?
I t started with being frustrated about the skateboard industry and its general direction. That frustration became ‘The Strongest of the Strange’, which then lead into ‘In Search of the Miraculous’. The dark side and the bright side ultimately, but the bottom line is that I don’t always agree with all of the things that go on in skate culture and within the industry. I don’t like what certain people do and how they showcase skateboarding. I just can’t sit and watch our culture turn into rubbish! Although, there is some genuinely cool stuff out there…so I guess my main motivation is to show an alternative vision of what skateboarding can be about, or at the very least what it means for me. This rule kind of goes with all the things in my life - if you lovesomething, believe in it. You also have to be ready to stand up for it when you see things you dislike. So bottom line is that I want to contribute to skateboarding, engaging with the new generations and showing them my vision of skateboard culture.
What can we expect to see in the future from you, Polar and Converse?
We have a lot of plans for Polar and Converse. At the moment we are still waiting for spring to kick in and once it is here, life starts again. We will continue doing what we always do, hit the streets with our boards, capture it on film, travel around, hook up and skate with the locals in spots all around the world. I’d like to build more around Malmö and together with Converse it will be possible to try amazing things all over Europe too. We’ll keep doing rad stuff together and try to keep this skateboard culture as alive, raw and radical as possible.
Work more; sleep less!
Stay inspired, Pontus Alv |
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Friday, March 2, 2012
Nixon Dark Tortoise Collection

Nixon introduces its new Matte Black Dark Tortoise collection. Blending black stainless steel & high-quality acetate gives their best selling tortoise design a modern look with a touch of vintage style.
The Matte Black Dark Tortoise collection features The 51-30 Chrono, The Chronicle SS, The Rubber Murf, and The Time Teller Acetate.
You can find NIXON watches here at Flavour.



Thursday, March 1, 2012
DoYaThing | Converse
Check out the official video launch for Converse's newest 3 Artists, 1 Song titled "DoYaThing" featuring Gorillaz, Andre 3000, and James Murphy.
To find out more information and to download the track for free visit:
http://bit.ly/DoYaThing

Converse spring 2012 has arrived at Flavour with more coming in shortly. Get your feets in here & we'll do the rest...well, you'll have to lace them up yourself...but we can help! :)
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