The following profile of Eddie Cruz (UNDFTD, Stussy, Supreme) comes from the series, “The Process”, a collaboration between Rickey Kim (Evil Monito) and Levi Maestro (Maestro Knows). We get a glimpse inside Eddie’s creative process and every day life.
The busier we all are it seems as though time passes by more rapidly. It’s hard for me to believe that this picture at Black Dallas was taken over a year ago.
In one year, a lot has changed for the Lucky Lefty’s team. We are approaching our first anniversiary in November and it wouldn’t have been possible without all of our supporters; we are all truly grateful. Black Dallas was one of the first brands to work with us and one year later they are still steadfast in their beleif to “follow no trend”. One year later, a lot has changed and much has stayed the same.
As always, Black Dallas continues to work with Usugrow for a lot of their graphic work. You might recognize the logo on this sticker from the front of the ‘Scarface’ tee. These are free with each purchase of any Black Dallas tee while supplies last.
Konichiwa to our friends at BD, the KMT Pirates.
This past Saturday, several young, Sacramento Hip Hop artists gathered at the shop to help raise money for the family of Derrion Albert.
5th Ave,Chuuwee, C-Plus, Yae, Nicatyne, and Illecism all performed short sets. Contributions also came from custom sneaker artist TJ Kashimura. The event itself was put together by Zain Nadeem.
Our most sincere thanks go out to everybody who attended, and everybody who helped out.
Check out Kyle (DQM), Massan (Macaframa), and the rest of the CTRS in this trailer for London to Paris.
Please join us at the shop on Saturday for a fundraiser supporting the family of Derrion Albert.
Benny Gold is a San Francisco-based independent graphic designer, as well as the owner of his own signature clothing/lifestyle label. In addition to his standout line, Benny has created classic works for brands such as HUF, Stussy, Nike, Adidas, IPath, The Hundreds, MASHSF, Cinelli, and several others.
Benny’s designs have helped define the Northern California aesthetic that I love, and we are proud to carry his line in the shop. Be on the lookout for BG Fall/Winter ‘09 coming soon.
This is your city.
Beginning in November, Arden Fair mall will ban patrons wearing hooded sweat shirts that hide faces and sagging pants that don’t hide what they should.About a year ago, a store was robbed by a man who concealed his face from the mall’s $1.5 million high-tech security camera system by wearing a hooded sweat shirt.
- M.S. Enkoji, Sacramento Bee
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