Slam City Lookbook SS13

Posted on January 1, 2013 9:59 am

We are proud to bring you a new Slam City Lookbook for our SS13 range of clothing…

To help roll us into the new year we have a brand new Slam City Skates Lookbook SS13 online. This contains our new T-Shirt designs for Spring / Summer 2013 all of which are now available in-store and online. It’s the first time in a long time that we have used collaborating artists. Sam Ashley shot the new range using Slam staff members Paddy Jones and Sam Hughes.

I quickly noticed the City of London shrink the day I started navigating it on a bike. This Lookbook shows the two of them on a day’s skate through the City whilst utilizing all available modes of transport. Charlie Young disperses some Elephant & Castle pigeons on the cover and his recent Converse edit closes it. Enjoy and feel free to come and check out some of the crews and shirts. You can shop online for all of the latest from Slam City Skates. Check out the Lookbook and come and pay us a visit.

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