









January 7, ~ February 12, 2012
Our Obey pop-up shop is now open at Y.A.V Boutique in Taipei and ends on February 12.

The Inside Store-y
Not only will you find lots of OBEY merchandise, but this unique pop-up shop is showcasing album cover art of Shepard Fairey --- "Party At The Moontower". Shepard is the world-renowned American artist who created Obey Giant and inspired the Obey Clothing brand.



Two boxed sets were created for the REVOLUTIONS
show that took place in Santa Monica, California, which ended on April
23, 2011. Only 150 of the boxed sets have been released. Fortunately, we
have one set in the Obey pop-up shop, including 36 signed and numbered
screen prints, stencil, sticker sheet and a certificate of authenticity!
Come visit see the actual art at our pop-up store!

See recap of OBEY HAS A POP-UP OPENING PARTY here.











The other day we teased you about INVINCIBLE x STUSSY 2011 Capsule Collection. We are excited to introduce you to the first collaboration between Taiwan-based premium store, Invincible and famed U.S. clothing brand,Stussy. Lula Apparels stoked to be part of this impressive link up, and we know it is a perfect match for the Taiwanese streetwear scene.


















JRF x OBEY from OBEY CLOTHING on Vimeo.









Skater of the Year is an annual event given by Thrasher Magazine. The event started in 1990, and it has become one of the most respected awards in the skateboarding society. Unlike a competition with judges, Skate of the Year is chosen by votes of the Thrasher readers. This Year, the most vote goes to Grant Taylor.
Grant Taylor’s father Thomas was also a pro skater in the 80s. He started a skate shop in 90’s, where Grant was born and raised. Grew up in an environment with skateboards all around the wall, he was closely inspired and participated in the production industry along with his father.
Remy Stratton, a photographer and skateboarder affiliated with Volcom who has met Grant Taylor when he was a young as two years old, cannot help but be amazed. When Grand was six, he was already recognized as a talented skater who was well blending in to the surrounding adults despite his age. Ever since he was little he dares to shred anything that comes up to his path. He has devoted his life into skating, and we are proud to see him entitled the Thrasher Magazine’s Skater of the Year.








