The Crenshaw Skate Club collection for FARFETCH BEAT 009 is available in Browns’ London store, as well as on Browns’ website and FARFETCH now. It is exceptionally exciting to be part of this journey with Tobey and Crenshaw Skate Club, delivering a collection that captures the zeitgeist and is designed to be lived in.” He has so much creative energy and the brand is at that tipping point where it has the real potential to make its mark on a global scale. Ida Petersson, Buying Director for Browns added, “From the first moment I connected with Tobey, he impressed me with his maturity, vision, and love for his community, making it the perfect partnership to bring to Browns and FARFETCH customers.
The origin of CSC is hyperlocal, but the message can be applied to kids all over the world.” With this exclusive, we’ve been able to take CSC’s message international which is to represent and empower inner-city skaters, and I hope that I can make inner-city skaters in other countries feel represented as well. Speaking on the collection, McIntosh said: “‘This collaboration with Browns for FARFETCH Beat is very special and symbolic of CSC’s next step into the world of cut and sew, which has been a goal of mine ever since I was a kid.
Likewise, we find a black denim co-ord, and a black, green and red tie-dye workwear jacket with complementing straight-leg trousers, which work perfectly with CSC’s chain-wearing teddy bear hoodie, jorts, and selection of T-shirts.
The result is, practically, a skateboarder’s uniform elevated to more luxurious heights - a muted beige three-piece ensemble, comprising a classic skate pant, a Harrington-style jacket, and a shirt, are all printed with the Crenshaw Square sign, combining elements of classic British style with So-Cal’s skate heritage. The cut-and-sew collection comprises 20 pieces (and four skate decks) informed by CSC’s signature iconography and nuances, with an injection of London sensibilities co-informed by Californian ease.
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