Brixton

Founded in 2014, Brixton first established themselves as a vintage style cap manufacturer, the team have since expanded into producing distinctive apparel and a broader range of accessories. Continuing as the brand first began, Brixton are based in California and use the teams nearby surroundings - the local surf and skate community, music and culture - for continuous inspiration, co-founder David Stoddard put a name to the company (inspired by British punk band The Clash) after the brand humbly began in his garage. Teaming up with friends from his current job at the time - having progressed to art director at TransWorld - Jason Young and Mike Chaplin joined Stoddard and formed the trio that worked after hours for two years to develop the brand into what it’s know for today.

Remaining inspired by their initial need and want for clean and timeless designs, Brixton have developed their own distinct style that other brands struggle to replicate. High quality products and

creating something that customers will want to own forever is Brixton’s aim and sets the offering apart from other apparel companies.In 2018 the team launched their first Heritage collection, offering a range of simple and versatile vintage inspired styles mixed with modern cuts and quality finishes. Stoddard still names music as the number one inspiration for Brixton.

Brixton now boasts an extensive team of ambassadors from the skate, surf and music industry including the likes of Jimmy Roche, Zander Mitchell, Troy Elmore and most recently for their FA18 range, Brixton asked Brad Cromer to get on board with helping to design, Cromer has inspired a sick range that includes vintage Florida vacation imagery.

August 2018 saw Flatspot attend the Brixton Art Show - Public Service Announcement hosted at Mum & Dad studios in London. We’re stoked to see how far the team have come since 2014.