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New Surf Video: Travis Beckmann

Posted on: January 2, 2012 by admin

Arbor Skateboards surf team rider, Travis Beckmann just dropped this new demo of himself surfing in New York, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii. This makes us all want to take the day off and go surfing. For real.

Preview: Exclusive New Apparel Collection

Posted on: December 19, 2011 by admin

Our friends at KRUSH are giving you another opportunity to see what’s coming next! Get an exclusive first look at the upcoming Fall/Holiday 2012 Collection that doesn’t get released until next year. We want to hear what you think of it and what YOU want to see on shelves next fall. Oh- and did we mention that the top predictors get some FREE Arbor Apparel? Click here to dead on over.

Video Story: Premium Camping At No Charge

Posted on: December 10, 2011 by admin

The Arbor Collective presents long time art & design contributors Blaine Fontana & Zach Johnsen with a collaborative installation at the Timesinfinity gallery inside the evo store in Seattle.

The Story: Premium Camping At No Charge

Posted on: November 18, 2011 by admin

A Collaboration Installation by Blaine Fontana & Zach Johnsen

The Arbor Collective is proud to celebrate long time art & design contributors Blaine Fontana & Zach Johnsen, with a collaborative installation at the Timesinfinity gallery inside the evo store in Seattle. On view were 3 collaborative paintings by the artists, but the highlight of the show was a 20 ft modular installation complete with trees, birdhouses and a cast of wondrous characters. Echoing Arbor’s practice of using sustainable materials, the entire show was comprised of all reclaimed, recycled, or repurposed wood/media. Only 5 sheets of plywood were bought to create this highly involved, rich and detailed dreamy “Camp Fire” scene. Check out the making of this amazing show below.

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Arbor: Made In The USA

Posted on: November 14, 2011 by admin

Arbor is proud to make all of our men’s and women’s t-shirts right here, in the USA.  The goal ultimately is to offer an entire line of apparel manufactured in the good ole’ US of A.  We currently make the t-shirt collection, including the viscose from bamboo/organic cotton tees that we are known for, the hat collection and now some of our knits all in Los Angeles.  Arbor is well on its way to being a completely domestic producer of eco-friendly apparel.