Jane Hali acknowledges some headwinds for retailers, but opportunities abound — with the right trend.

Debuting with the fall 2019 season, the new line includes men’s and women’s revisited urban staples addressing a young, international audience.

Controlled distribution could help surf and skate brands nab more market share and perhaps rise to the occasion.

The San Francisco company is attempting to recontextualize its footwear by partnering with media outlets that don’t speak to Silicon Valley, but rather young, hip consumers.

The company’s ceo talks about the future following its acquisition of Flight Club and Black Friday test with augmented reality.

Fans camped out overnight in a scene reminiscent of the recently ended ComplexCon for a shoe packed with significance for the 20-year-old brand.

The Melbourne-based business has established U.S. headquarters and a flagship on Fairfax Avenue.

The Nineties-inspired line looks to fuse the Daniel Patrick streetwear aesthetic with the heritage athletic brand.

Elizabeth Hilfiger’s spring collection for Foo and Foo played on her first two and evolved them into a new line full of interactive details.

Founder Kevin Ma said the event will bring together everything and everyone the site sees as “really cool.”

The regional skate chain has continued to remain relevant by staying close to its core.

Highsnobiety’s first book, published by Gestalten, is the first of several titles to be released by the media company.

The L.A. label is collaborating with Ed Hardy for a collection due out in November.

The founder of the nearly 10-year-old brand is set to reopen Ripndip’s Fairfax Avenue store as a permanent flagship with a new look.

The founder of Diamond Supply Co., which has straddled both skate and streetwear for 20 years, isn’t losing steam anytime soon.