Brixton Clothing Company started in 2004 in the local San Diego town of Oceanside, CA. They originally started as a stand-out hat and accessories company but soon became an Action Sports brand offering full apparel lines. Brixton Clothing is inspired by music, culture, surf, and skate. The brand is a collaboration of three friends who wanted unique products to reflect their personal style, and they made it happen.
The clean and timeless look Brixton offers is not seen often. Their style stands out from the rest offering a modern yet traditional look in each of their designs. Each piece is made with the commitment to bringing the customer a legit and limited product that they will want to keep forever.
Brixton has a stand out team of skateboarders and surfers under the name the "Brixton Union". Each athlete has individual style and kills it in skating and surfing. Sponsored by Brixton leaves you no other choice.
Most recently Brixton Team Rider Dolan Stearns was featured in What Youth Magazine's website highlighting Stearn's art, skateboarding, and his eye for everything creative. Go to whatyouth.com to see the complete post.
“It’s rad to meet someone like this. It’s nice to know they still exist, beneath the surface of the mainstream, drawing, skating, creating and fucking shredding. Often early in the morning, before you get there, at spots you might not even notice — finding things other people don’t see. They have a creative eye for skateboarding and life.” -W.Y.
The clean and timeless look Brixton offers is not seen often. Their style stands out from the rest offering a modern yet traditional look in each of their designs. Each piece is made with the commitment to bringing the customer a legit and limited product that they will want to keep forever.
Brixton has a stand out team of skateboarders and surfers under the name the "Brixton Union". Each athlete has individual style and kills it in skating and surfing. Sponsored by Brixton leaves you no other choice.
Most recently Brixton Team Rider Dolan Stearns was featured in What Youth Magazine's website highlighting Stearn's art, skateboarding, and his eye for everything creative. Go to whatyouth.com to see the complete post.
“It’s rad to meet someone like this. It’s nice to know they still exist, beneath the surface of the mainstream, drawing, skating, creating and fucking shredding. Often early in the morning, before you get there, at spots you might not even notice — finding things other people don’t see. They have a creative eye for skateboarding and life.” -W.Y.