Agenda Vegas

Monday – August 19th &
Tuesday – August 20th, 2013

9am-6pm

Sands Expo at Venetian|Palazzo
201 Sands Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89169
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For more info: Modern Assembly

AGENDA Summer Date Schedule:

Agenda:NYC
Wednesday, July 10th &
Thursday, July 11th, 2013
9am-6pm

82 Mercer Street
New York, NY 10012
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Launch NYC Micro-Site

Agenda Long Beach
Thursday, July 25th &
Friday, July 26th, 2013
9am-6pm

Long Beach Convention Center
300 E. Ocean Blvd
Long Beach, Ca 90802
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Agenda Vegas
Monday, August 19th &
Tuesday, August 20th, 2013
9am-6pm

Sands Expo at Venetian|Palazzo
201 Sands Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89169
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JD Fisk is a downtown NYC brand that was created by the founders of Dolce Vita. We make quality men’s shoes with an emphasis on the details. We use high quality leathers and take pride in the hand finishing that goes into our shoes. These are the little things that make us special.

For more info: jdfisk.com

Established in Glasgow, Scotland in 2011 Abandon Ship Apparel create striking, iconic designs on custom fit, well crafted garments. The new collection sees the brand expand with a line of skinny jeans alongside new designs of dresses, T-shirts and sweats.

Starting from humble beginnings the brand has fast developed into one of Europe’s most recognised lifestyle brand. With an ethos for living life to the full and having fun above all else; this is a lifestyle brand who epitomise youth culture.Stockists include major UK retailers such as ASOS.com, Topman, Ark and Footasylum as well as a huge range of independent stores across the country. In the last year Abandon Ship Apparel has secured distribution deals across Europe as well as a range of stores in Australia and America.

This brand is undoubtedly one to watch at this year’s Agenda as they make their official American Debut.

For more info: abandonshipapparel.com

We are Showcasing our 3 hand crafted collections. Our Wood Collection made from 4 species of woods, our Eco Collection made from 100% biodegradable acetate, and our Skate Collection which is made from 5-ply maple skateboard decks.

For more info: iwantproof.com

Landyachtz has been building high quality boards since 1997. Every year they focus on progressing longboarding and pushing the envelope on what is possible in board design. This year is no different. Stop by their booth at Agenda Long Beach for a look at the new 2013 line.

For more info: landyachtz.com

STANCE unravels the spool of convention to create an original canvas worthy of the art it is paired with. A commune of creativity, STANCE is dedicated to the spirit of individuality. Celebrate bold experience expression with this free-thinking fabric as it becomes thread poetry in motion. Introducing our collective of silently loud and quietly bold STANCE beautiful punk & poets: Bambi Northwood Blythe, Kassia Meador, Margaux Arramon-Tucoo, and Imogene Barron.

For more info: stance.com
Instagram: @stance_gal #howwekickit

Beach Riot is a California beach babe swim brand, a mix between contemporary chic and surfer girl. Beach Riot splashes into the tradeshow season at Agenda this July, launching Resort 2013 & Spring/Summer 2014 Collections. After the success of our first year, Beach Riot is proud to launch our newest Collections, along with a new hush hush accessories line. The highly sought after Stone Cold Fox// Beach Riot Collaboration will be making an appearance again this Season, with a brand new Collection. Make sure to stop by our booth to see what the RIOT is all about! For appointments please contact Kyla@beachriot.com.

For more info: beachriot.com

AMES BROS, making their first AGENDA appearance, will be showcasing its FALL 13 line of Graphic Tees in July.

Spawned from the high mountain crags and barren dust bowls of Montana, the AMES BROS are a two man wrecking crew. Launched in 1994, the AMES BROS, a Seattle-based design shop, took off and never touched back down. Cutting their teeth in the rock’n’roll/snowboard world in the ‘90’s, they’ve worked hand in hand with brands & bands from Pearl Jam to Ride Snowboards; Converse to Mtv. Known for their intricately detailed illustrations in rock posters and snowboards, they’ve made their mark.

Already a permanent fixture in the history of art and design, the’ve turned their efforts to the arena of making people look and feel good.

For more info: amesbros.com

This will be the first time Civil Clothing will be showing at Agenda tradeshow.

A wide array of differing subcultures, ethnic back grounds, and religious beliefs divide all of us into subgroups that can be identified by the clothes we wear, the foods we eat, and where we lay our heads at night.

Civil is a symbol of multi-dimensional cultural diversity manifested in every facet of our lives and deeply rooted in our beliefs and measures. We celebrate the difference of individuality’s and recognize the value of cultural multiplicities. Everyone is different in their unique way. This is how we “Celebrate the Difference”.

For more info: Civilclothing.com

Richer Poorer’s mission is to re-imagine tiresome categories, and create well designed, high-quality products. Our goal is to create patterns that go beyond any single product and that translate to different categories. We’ve expanded to another essential accessory – men’s boxer briefs.

For more info: richer-poorer.com

Agenda Q&A: ourCaste
by Jim Shubin

Catching up with new brand ourCaste – made up of a seasoned crew of enthusiasts hyped on design, typography, surf, skate, and motorcycles, whom handsomely interpret life through spontaneously fast times on global shores, under city lights and over earth’s rugged roads. They’ve hunkered down to capture the sub-cultures that have inspired them and translate into apparel.

How did you get started in the industry??
(LJ) It began on a skateboard, everyday during my childhood and on a boogie board during a couple of those off weekends. The said boogie board got upgraded to a surfboard (5’9” Fox Wave Weapon) as soon as it was realized that the cool guys were standing up tall, going a lot more gracefully and lots faster. That realization took place in fifth grade, around 1990. It was then I’d say is when this began.
(MQ) My first love was shredding at Mike McGill’s Skate Park in Carlsbad when I was 5. It’s where I learned to skate transition and also what it felt like to fall from coping to flat straight on your face. As I got older, heaps of time was spent at Pink House in Oceanside as well as the South Jetty messing about, and also on the strand flirting with girls under the Pier at the McDonalds. Youth was fun.