As a skater who grew up in the Bay Area and has been through countless winters, I can say that GX1000’s Fall 2024 collection is a game-changer! The brand’s commitment to creating functional yet stylish gear for skaters is something I deeply appreciate. From the Hooded Sherpa Jackets with their plywood-inspired patterns, to the Polar Fleece Jacket and the Cobra Jacket, each piece in this collection speaks to my heart.
For the Fall 2024 lineup, brand GX1000 continues to honor their promise by designing garments both cozy and suitable for skating, all while incorporating classic fall trends.
Established by skate videographer Ryan Garshell, the latest collection from the skate brand based in the San Francisco Bay Area includes jackets, flannel shirts, hoodies, and beanie hats to keep you cozy as the colder weather approaches.
For Spring 2024, G1000 has introduced two Hooded Sherpa Jackets that draw inspiration from plywood patterns and come in variations of brown tones and green and black hues. Additionally, they’ve presented the Polar Fleece Jacket, which offers a classic outdoor look with a kangaroo-style pocket.
As a devoted admirer, let me share my enthusiasm for the Cobra Jacket – a versatile cargo jacket embellished with an embroidered “FFF” and boasting a snap-button closure at the neck. This jacket is crafted with a cozy cotton poly shell fabric lining, keeping me snug in colder weather. Notably, all GX1000 jackets have a smart design feature where they’re cinched at both the wrists and bottom hem to add an extra layer of warmth.
Following the trendy skate aesthetic, the brand is offering carpenter-style pants and logo-bearing hoodies as well. The Jacquard Knit Sweater comes adorned with a vibrant, psychedelic forest print, making it perfect for layering over a t-shirt.
The collection was joined by two photographic lookbooks, one captured by Stephen McClintock in Florida, and the other by EdWin Delarosa in New York.
GX1000’s Fall 2024 collection is now available on the brand’s website.
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2024-08-15 22:55