Huf 2008 Spring/Summer The Garden Collection
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HUF is a Californian skate footwear and apparel label that was founded by Keith Hufnagel. The label aimed to fuse skateboarding, streetwear, and sneaker fashion and is inspired by vintage American craftsmanship, design, and functionality. Before long, the store began producing in-house goods and debuted an apparel line.
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The Garden is the latest collection of products from San Francisco store and brand HUF. The small collection of products includes 5 panel caps, t-shirts, and hoodies with an obvious pot inspired theme. Both the caps and the hoodies come in a wide range of colors. Available now at HUF Sutter.
HUF Sutter
816 Sutter Street @ Jones
San Francisco, CA94109
p: 415.614.9449
Source: Keith Hufnagel
Huf is at it again with another drop of New Era fitted caps. Although the logo often remains the same, Huf has consistently been on the creative tip exploring interesting materials. This latest batch includes alligator and snake skin. Releasing this Saturday, January 26th at Huf.
Source: Keith Hufnagel
HUF, the San Francisco based boutique/label which was founded by pro skater Keith Hufnagel has recently just released some New Era Fitted Caps. The Herringbone and Houndstooth pattern are really “in” this year so what HUF did was to combine these popular patterns and the New Era Fitteds to create something quite unique. Available now at the two HUF stores in SF.
HUF Skate Shop
812 Sutter
P: 415-674-8744
HUF Sneaker Shop 2
516 Hayes
P: 415-552-3820
Starks Laces got together with San Francisco’s Huf on a set of laces. In recent memory, Huf has released a series of products with earthquake/crack themes. These laces reflect the previous releases and provide buyers with an opportunity to match their favorite Huf x Nikes.
Image: Keith Hufnagel
San Francisco’s Huf are set to release another extensive drop this Saturday. Part 2 (Part 1) of their 2007 Fall/Winter Collection includes hoodies, crewnecks, hats and jackets. Among the jackets are a co-branded release with Maiden Noir. With an obvious emphasis on the Maiden Noir x Huf jacket, it doesn’t disappoint with some quality characteristics such as the plaid lining, and subdued logos. Everything will be available Saturday, December 15th.
Image: Keith
Clothing label BKTM teamed up with San Francisco’s HUF to produce this collaboration t-shirt. The large crest bears the flags of both HUF and BKTM. Available at HUF, Ransom, Provider and Good as Gold in limited quantities.
San Francisco based Huf has always maintained a strong fitted hat presence with their trademark ‘H’ logo and its variants. However Huf is set to broaden it’s horizons with a full out Fall/Winter Collection. The regular array of fitted New Eras can be seen along side outerwear such as baseball jackets, M-65 jackets, t-shirts and various forms of hats and beanies. Available now at Huf.
Image: Keith Hufnagel
The label/skate shop HUF founded by Keith Hufnagel has created a new series of New Era 59Fifty Fitted Caps. This series of caps will be made with satin material giving the caps a defined and luxurious look. The caps are available in five colors and will feature a H logo on the front. Look for these to drop at the HUF store located in San Francisco this Saturday November 10th.
As part of yesterday’s spotlight on the Nike Huf Air Max 90 comes the follow-up Air Max 1 which is also part of the Hufquake theme. The Air Max 1, unlike the Air Max 90 offers a slightly more subtle application of the quake print. Fluroscent green accents and a gum sole finish off the sneaker. Check your local Nike dealers for availability.
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Throughout the years, HUF has worked together with Nike to create a series of sneakers which included an Air Max 1, Air Max 90, Air Trainer 1/Dunk High SB among others. The latest project to materialize between these two features a continuation of their Dunk/AF1 Quake theme with this Air Max 90. Much of the upper includes a quake print throughout. Available at select Nike dealers now.
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We reported earlier on the latest issue of Sneaker Freaker, and how there were three covers.
