HUF Worldwide Founder, Keith Hufnagel Has Died At 46

In sad news, HUF Worldwide founder, Keith Hufnagel has died following a brain cancer battle. Hufnagel’s death has definitely sat the skateboarding and streetwear world on its head.

Keith “HUF” Hufnagel was in the midst of a two year battle with the disease and unfortunately succumbed to it with his wife, Mariellen, friends and children by his side.

We are absolutely heartbroken to deliver the news today that HUF founder Keith Hufnagel has passed away. Keith battled brain cancer for the past 2.5 years. And though he beat the odds and fought back much longer than his diagnosis permitted, he ultimately and unfortunately lost the fight.

Keith was not only the “HUF”nagel in HUF. He was the heart and soul of this brand. He built and brought together a community of people like no one else could.

Keith paved the way for all of us – as a respected professional skateboarder, shop owner, brand founder, footwear and apparel designer, creative director, and industry leader. He showed us how to do it, and how do it right.

Keith loved skateboarding and the culture around it. He did things his way and did them for the right reasons. He inspired so many of us across the globe.

But above anything else, Keith loved and supported the people around him. He would do anything for his friends, family and children. He passionately wanted to see others succeed. And we all loved him for it.

Keith’s legacy will continue to live on at HUF. Today, tomorrow and forever.

Rest in peace, Keith.

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Supreme Holds Rare Sale Online

If you’re looking to purchase Supreme items at a discounted rate, now is your chance as the New York-based skate brand is holding a sale online. This is definitely far from the normal procedures from the label, in fact, the last time we saw a sale of this magnitude was back in 2014.

In this sale you will find a selection of shirts, underwear, socks, jackets, bags and more. Items mentioned are even 50% off while supplies last. Supreme has been in the headlines as of late with the subject being the closing of some of its stores so this latest move could be closely related to the circumstances.

Check out Supreme’s website now for rare deals.

Palace Collaborates With Anarchic Adjustment For Spring 2020 Collection

London’s own Palace has partnered with ’80s punk fashion label Anarchic Adjustment for a Spring 2020 capsule. Founded by Nick Phillip in 1986, Anarchic Adjustment fuses punk, acid house and skate culture all in one.

The Palace x Anarchic Adjustment collection bridges the gap between the punk- inspired aesthetic of AA with Palace’s signature bold designs. Hits of black, green and yellow are the hues being used in this collection which features apparel with graphics of hands and barbed wire in a black and grey colorway.

Check out the full collection in the gallery above. This collection will be available at Palace on April 24.

Vans Gives The OG Era LX A Paisley Print Make-Over

Vans remixes the OG Era LX sneaker by adorning the classic silhouette in paisley. Fern Green and Pompeian Red are the colorways featured, giving off warm Summer vibes and beckons for sunny days. Looking at the shoe you can see that the skateboard company drew lots of inspiration from California as it showcases colorful beach graphics on an all white midsole.

Check out the gallery above and purchase these sneakers for $83 USD at select Vans online shops.

How To Skate During A Pandemic In ‘Urban Isolation’

With COVID-19 putting everyone’s mental state in the dumps, and the CDC prompting the government to recommend self-isolation and quarantine, the once crowded streets of some of the busiest cities now seem like ghost towns.

As part of their REDirect Project in 2014, The Berrics enlisted Russell Houghten to imagine Los Angeles with no busy traffic or people around in this ‘Urban Isolation’ video entry. There is a shocking and eerie similarity between the video and today’s current climate.

Checkout the video below.

via: the berrics