More photos after the jump!
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Sasquatch 2013 Photos!
We took a ton of photos while we were at the Sasquatch Music Festival. People turned out and got turnt up in full force. Some of our crew barely made it out with all of their brain cells. Check out the photo set and keep an eye out for a special 'trippy' photo (Hint: you'll know it when you see it).
More photos after the jump!
More photos after the jump!
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Monday, July 15, 2013
Friday, July 12, 2013
GrindTV interviews Casual Ind.
Our pals at GrindTV stopped by a while back and interviewed owner Dan Reid. He dropped some knowledge about the multi-hundred dollar company in a brief interview, which you can view here. They titled the interview "Casual Industrees brings Northwest apparel to the masses", which is a most fitting headline.
GTV: Why did repping the Northwest make sense to you?
DANREID: A lot of shops didn’t get it at first. They didn’t think you could be “Northwest-centric” and survive. But coming back and forth from Hawaii, Hawaii has a lot of pride, so I wondered why no one had pride for Washington. I’d come back and see “I Love New York” shirts and be like, “What the f–k. We’re not in New York!” I wanted Seattle to stand up for itself.
GTV: You guys are becoming a national brand, so how do you market that “Northwest-centricity” to other regions?
DR: We don’t market the Northwest stuff to other places as much. Everyone likes where they’re from, and I don’t want to force that on anyone else. But we have a lot of snowboard stuff as well, so that can go anywhere, and then we have other screened graphics for other areas like California and Colorado. So when we go into another place we try and adapt stuff to those areas. Stuff the locals will like essentially.
Head over and check the whole interview at GrindTV.
DANREID: A lot of shops didn’t get it at first. They didn’t think you could be “Northwest-centric” and survive. But coming back and forth from Hawaii, Hawaii has a lot of pride, so I wondered why no one had pride for Washington. I’d come back and see “I Love New York” shirts and be like, “What the f–k. We’re not in New York!” I wanted Seattle to stand up for itself.
GTV: You guys are becoming a national brand, so how do you market that “Northwest-centricity” to other regions?
DR: We don’t market the Northwest stuff to other places as much. Everyone likes where they’re from, and I don’t want to force that on anyone else. But we have a lot of snowboard stuff as well, so that can go anywhere, and then we have other screened graphics for other areas like California and Colorado. So when we go into another place we try and adapt stuff to those areas. Stuff the locals will like essentially.
Head over and check the whole interview at GrindTV.
Nordstrom's Anniversary In-store events
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Friday,
July 19th-Northgate - 4pm to
7pm
Saturday,
July 20th-Tacoma - 1pm to 4pm
Sunday,
July 21st-Alderwood - 1pm to
4pm
Friday,
July 26th- Downtown Seattle -
4pm to 7pm
Saturday,
July 27th-Bellevue - 1pm to 4pm
Sunday,
July 28th-Southcenter - 1pm to
4pm
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013
A Casual morning in Chelan
Friday, July 5, 2013
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