Diamond Supply Co. x DVS Original Intent 2
Diamond Supply Co.
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Diamond Supply Co. is an American streetwear and skateboard label, founded by Nicholas Tershay (Nick Diamond), in 1998. Starting out with Mike Carroll and Rick Howard’s prominent Girl Skateboards distribution company, further expanding with bolts, bearings, T-shirts, fleece and accessories. As well as collaborating with the likes of Ibn Jasper, PacSun and Jason Markk.
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A second installment of the Diamond Supply Co. x DVS Original Intent pack will release this Saturday. Similar to the original release, this latest sneaker features a green and black colorway. Look for matching apparel to release as well. These will go on sale Saturday, January 12th at Diamond Supply Co.
Diamond Supply Co.
507 N Fairfax Ave.
Los Angeles, CA
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The Diamond Supply Co. Scout belt has turned a few heads as of late. Referencing some popular colors from high fashion houses, their latest Checkerboard belt includes the unmistakable brown and tan of a certain French leather goods manufacturer. The metal buckle features the Diamond logo. Available now through Diamond’s web store.
Diamond Supply Co. joins the likes of Mighty Healthy to procure their very own Logitech iPod Dock The dock features graphics seen from Diamond’s recent Diamond x DVS pack. The system will release in January of 2008 with two accompanying t-shirts.
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Diamond Supply Co. is set to release their latest collaboration with DVS Original Intent. The pack includes a special colorway of the Wilson4 alongside matching New Era 59Fifty hat and heavyweight hoodie. 2000 pairs of the Wilson4 will be available at DVS Original Intent dealers as well as the Diamond Store in Los Angeles. However only 200 pieces of the cap and hoodie will be available at the Diamond Store as exclusives. This pack will release on Saturday, October 20th at 12:00 pm. Other DVS Original Intent dealers will receive their shipments on November 2nd.
