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Key Street: One Streetwear Label�s Dream Jaxin Hall has been designing clothes since 2006. (You might also recognize him as being an ex-member of the �metalcore� band Of Mice and Men, but he doesn�t mention that very often). After quitting his job, he founded a streetwear label: Love Before Glory. personalised hoodies essexAfter tweaking the look of his company logo and the image of the brand slightly, it eventually turned into the Key Street label we know and love today! hoodie allen greatest hits downloadKey Street�s graphics and products are personally designed by Hall himself. the north face thermoball hybrid hoodie - men'sHis graphics draw inspiration from both modern and old-school tattoo trends. dodge viper hoodies

Jaxin is inspired by nature and vintage angel and hunter graphics. Key Street�s key symbol/logo icon can be found on almost every item. Skateboarding and Key Street Jaxin Hall grew up skateboarding in New Zealand. The �design� or aesthetic elements of skateboarding really appealed to him. trd hoodiesHe was fascinated by early Element and Alien Workshop graphics. nike aw77 hoodie pullover�My style and my designs were molded by skateboarding and showed me who I was,� Hall said in an interview with Titus.capoeira hoodies Key Street Supports Skateboarders: The Team Key Street is honored to support their own skate team. Famous names like Dave Bachinsky, Garret Hill, Serra Fellers, Christian Sereika and Kris Markovich all skate for their pro team.

Amateurs like Brodie Penrod and Edgar Barrera are also on board, so stay tuned to see what they can do in the future!Mah TurtleTurtle PerryTony TurtleTony GebelyGebely PerryTony 3Tony Perry 3Crew TeeBands PtvForwardIf you are apart of the Key Street Family then this super comfy Crew Tee is perfect for your closet! Price (Low to High) Price (High to Low) Key Street Ever Onward Black T-Shirt Key Street Calm Seas Black T-Shirt Key Street Underdogs White T-Shirt Key Street Lock And Key Black T-Shirt Key Street Hippie Black T-Shirt KEY STREET Momo KittySocken KEY STREET Cambridge HoodedHemd-Langarm KEY STREET Black ForestParka / Mantel KEY STREET Old EnglishStrickpullover KEY STREET JoggerChino- / Stoffhosen Key Street: Der Traum vom eigenen Streetwear-Label Bereits seit 2006 entwickelt Jaxin Hall Designs. Mit immer mehr Feedback in der Tasche, er solle seine Graphics doch auf T-Shirts drucken, quittet er seinen Job und gr�ndet eine Firma: Key Street.

Zugetragen hat sich die Geschichte in Neuseeland in 2012, Key Street ist also eine eher junge und kleine, aber feine Company. Hall selbst ist nach wie vor f�r die Designs und Grafiken seiner Produkte zust�ndig. Seine Graphics erinnern an den Style aktueller Tattoo-Trends, sind aber trotzdem zeitlos. Inspiriert wird Jaxin Hall von der Natur und vintage Angel- und Jagd-Grafiken. Der Schl�ssel als Symbol f�r Key Street ist dabei fast immer zu finden. Skateboarding und Key Street Jaxin Hall wuchs in Neuseeland mit dem Skateboard auf, vor allem die Design-Komponente hat ihn dabei beeinflusst. Von fr�hen Element und Alien Workshop Grafiken hat sich der Gr�nder von Key Street faszinieren lassen. �Mein eigener Style und meine Designs wurden von Skateboarding geformt und zeigten mir, wer ich bin.�, sagte Hall in einem Interview mit Titus, welches ihr online auch noch einmal nachlesen k�nnt. Key Street supports Skateboarders: Das Team Nat�rlich ist es f�r eine Brand wie Key Street, welche aus dem Skateboarding entstanden ist, eine Ehrensache ein Team zu supporten.

Zum Pro Team von Key Street geh�ren so bekannte Namen wie Dave Bachinsky, Garrett Hill, Serra Fellers, Christian Sereika und Kris Markovich. Als AMs sind unter anderem Brodie Penrod und Edgar Barrera an Bo(a)rd, von denen mit Sicherheit noch einiges zu h�ren sein wird.Items 1 to 40 of 44 total Paper Alligator Home > BrandsKey Street MFG Co. One nation under lock & key. 155 Photos and videosViewing Tweets won't unblock @KeyStreetCo.Here’s a really cool interview I did recently for Titus Skate Store, who carry Key Street in Germany!Below is the English version but if you’d prefer the German translation you can read that on the Titus website HEREHey Jaxin. How long are you running Key Street by now and how did everything start?Key Street officially began in 2012, but I’ve been making designs since 2006. I used to work this horrible tedious corporate job in New Zealand (where I’m from) and I used to sit at the bus stop dreaming of a way to get out of the rut I was in.

I’d sit there and draw while I waited because I’d always loved art and design. People started telling me I should put them on tees and they’d buy them, so I started doing just that. Eventually it got busy enough that I made the decision to quit my job and do design full time.The bus stop was on a road called Quay Street (pronounced Key Street).What’s your role at Key Street and who else is involved?I mainly spend my days working on graphic and garment design or planning our next team trip to the mountains haha but as our brand has grown my role has evolved to include operations, logistics and sales. Fancy ways of saying it’s my job to make we get shit done! HahaI also have a small but amazing team at our warehouse that work on shipping and customer service and my amazing wife juggles being a mother and making sure I’m keeping the books right!That’s it though, no corporate investors or big money backers. I grew our brand from the ground up and we do everything ourselves. How would you describe the designs and products at Key Street?

What’s different to other brands?I draw a lot of inspiration from the outdoors and vintage hunting and fishing aesthetics. I try and create a good cross over between the old and new, fusing modern street wear and skate, cuts and styles with vintage Polo Ralph Lauren type outerwear. I think something that sets us apart is that as the owner and designer I am able to create a unique product with my own style of illustration and build lines around that. A lot of brands just buy ready-made designs online and throw their name in there and think they run a clothing brand. That always disappoints me. Like a band that doesn’t even play their instruments or something. I live and breathe key street and my own hands psychically create every piece we release. I’m proud of that. Skateboarding seems to be very important at Key Street. What’s the background and where does it come from?I grew up skating in New Zealand. It’s been a huge passion for me since my early teens. I never got good enough to make any kind of career with it, but it never stopped me from loving it, also from a graphic standpoint, it was a huge influence on my life.

Early Alien Workshop and Element graphics really appealed to me and as I grew I felt like different board companies and the graphic aesthetics they had really defined my own style. From the Shorty’s era with baggy pants, crooked caps and backpacks through to Zero with more punk, all black everything and much tighter jeans! HahaMy style and art was shaped by my youth on a skateboard and learning who I was. You also support some professionals. Who’s on the team?Yes, we currently have Garrett Hill, Dave Bachinsky, Sierra Fellers, Christian Sereika and the legendary Kris Markovich. We have a couple of Ams on the team too who I wouldn’t be surprised to see with their name on a board in the very near future. Is it more like a homie support or do you have a classic AM and Pro roster?Well I’m lucky enough to call them homies for sure but it’s also a solid team. We have a bunch of awesome Ams on the team like Brodie Penrod and Edgar Barrera who blow me away every time I see them skate, but everyone rips and it’s a rad feeling when we all get along so well too.