Chris Gibbs

Chris Gibbs

Owner of Union LA

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Headquarters Ottawa, ON, Canada

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Chris Gibbs is the owner of Los Angeles-based streetwear shop Union LA. Born in Ottawa, Ontario, Gibbs moved to New York City after high school for university, where he studied for a teaching degree. During university, Gibbs met his now wife, who also introduced him to James Jebbia of Supreme. Having interviewed him, Jebbia subsequently brought him on as a store assistant at Union. After graduating, Gibbs continued working at Union, eventually becoming its store manager. Gibbs moved to Los Angeles after his marriage where he stayed on as a buyer for Union. In 2009, Eddie Cruz, owner of Union LA, Stussy and Undefeated, offered for Gibbs to take over Union LA, an opportunity which he took to craft Union LA into what is now his own select shop. Named as one of the “25 Most Powerful People in Streetwear” by Complex, Gibbs now lives in Los Angeles’ Cheviot Hills neighborhood with his wife and two children.
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Union Announces SNKRS Release Date for Its Air Jordan 2 Collection
Footwear

Union Announces SNKRS Release Date for Its Air Jordan 2 Collection

Both colorways and the full apparel range will be re-released.

New Balance's "Conversations Amongst Us" 550 and 2002Rs Lead This Week's Best Footwear Drops
Footwear 

New Balance's "Conversations Amongst Us" 550 and 2002Rs Lead This Week's Best Footwear Drops

Tyga’s MSCHF “Wavy Baby” collab, along with the Dover Street Market New Balance Made in UK 991 and more are also launching.

Union LA and Supervsn Announce a Limited-Edition Joint Capsule Collection
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Union LA and Supervsn Announce a Limited-Edition Joint Capsule Collection

Featuring full-zip jackets, baseball shirts and accessories.

Bad Bunny Expands His Catalog With an adidas Forum PWR Collab in This Week's Best Footwear Drops
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Bad Bunny Expands His Catalog With an adidas Forum PWR Collab in This Week's Best Footwear Drops

ACRONYM’s Nike Blazer Low capsule, Ye’s adidas YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 CMPCT “Slate Red” and more will also hit the shelves.

Union x Nike Dunk Low "Passport Pack" in "Pistachio" is Dropping as an Union Exclusive
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Union x Nike Dunk Low "Passport Pack" in "Pistachio" is Dropping as an Union Exclusive

The streetwear boutique confirms that the other two colorways will drop in March.

Official Look at the Union x Nike Dunk Low "Passport Pack" in "Midnight Navy"
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Official Look at the Union x Nike Dunk Low "Passport Pack" in "Midnight Navy"

The LA-based streetwear houses in the kicks in a boarding pass-inspired shoe box.

On-Foot View of the Union x Air Jordan 2 "Rattan"
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On-Foot View of the Union x Air Jordan 2 "Rattan"

The streetwear boutique adds perforated suedes and branded ankle collars.

On-Foot Look at the Union x Nike Dunk Low "Midnight Navy"
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On-Foot Look at the Union x Nike Dunk Low "Midnight Navy"

Chris Gibbs and the Swoosh have some heat in the pipeline for 2022.

Union LA Announces Release Details for Its Air Jordan 4 "Tent and Trail" Capsule
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Union LA Announces Release Details for Its Air Jordan 4 "Tent and Trail" Capsule

Both colorways will be released via raffle but the “Taupe Haze” colorway will be a Union exclusive.

Union to Celebrate 30th Anniversary With a Smorgasbord of Collaborative Partners
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Union to Celebrate 30th Anniversary With a Smorgasbord of Collaborative Partners

Featuring projects with the likes of Jordan Brand, Nike, Cactus Plant Flea Market, Off-White™ , ACRONYM and much more.

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