In4mation

In4mation

Hawaiian Streetwear Label

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Founded 2002
Headquarters Hawaii, United States

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In4mation is a Hawaiian streetwear label established by Ryan Arakaki, Todd Shimabuku, Jun Jo, and Keith Kanagusuku, in 2002. In4mation’s products have strong roots in the Hawaiian skating scene and are heavily influenced by skating sub-culture. The brand has also collaborated with other high profile brands, such as G-SHOCK, The Hundreds and Stussy.
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In4mation x Sal Barbier x Etnies
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In4mation x Sal Barbier x Etnies

A few days ago we ran some news on an upcoming In4mation x Etnies Sal 23 collabo which is in the works. In4mation has dropped some more news and a little piece reflecting on the effect had with the original release of the Sal 23 back in the 90s. Look for the Sal 23 In4mation and Sal Jersey to release in June of this year.

In4mation x Etnies SLB
Footwear

In4mation x Etnies SLB

To a large demographic of skates in the mid 90s, the SLB from Etnies went down in the books of many as one of the great skate shoes of its time. Fast forward to the end of this year, In4mation has a collabo cooked up for two colorways of the SLB in black and red. Stay tuned for more details. Info/Image: mashKulture via Two Cent Speaks


The Hundreds/In4mation x Starter Stadium Jacket

The Hundreds/In4mation x Starter Stadium Jacket

Over the last few days, different media outlets and successful brands have been gifted with satin stadium jackets from classic sports brand Starter. Here’s a look at the two created for Fairfax brand The Hundreds and Hawaii brand/boutique In4mation.

 

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