Matix fa14 denim by zuzupopo

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repair / rebuild / reuse All Matix denim comes with a “lifetime” guarantee. The guarantee covers specifically manufacturing defects in regards to buttons, rivets, zippers, belt loops or seams (each a “defect”). We will repair or replace your defective jeans with a new pair (or similar pair, in the event such style has been discontinued), as provided below. This lifetime guarantee only covers Matix denim pants. What does “lifetime” mean? Our products are covered under warranty, to the original owner (with authentic proof of purchase), for the lifetime of the product. Unfortunately, this does not mean your lifetime. Your favorite Gripper denim Pants may not survive to the ripe old age of 70. (But we have heard from folks whose well-loved & cared for 1998 Styro denim pants are still going strong!)

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This warranty is subject to the following express limitations in addition to any imposed by applicable law.

1. The warranty applies only to MATIX DENIM

4. Repaired or replaced products are covered for

PANTS purchased from Authorized MATIX

the remainder of the original warranty only.

DENIM Dealers and is valid for the original 5. Repaired items will be subject to available

purchaser only.

parts. We will do our best to match colors

2. All products returned to MATIX for warranty

and styles but we cannot guarantee that

must receive prior return authorization, which

you will receive they exact product back.

can be given over the phone. You are to ship

We reserve the right to send a substitute

products freight prepaid and insured to us for

style on any discontinued items or sizes.

inspection. MATIX assumes no responsibility for products during shipment from the customer to our Warranty Department. Shipping charges are not refundable.

6. All warranty claims must be accompanied

by the original purchase receipt from an

Authorized MATIX Dealer. Invoice or charge

receipt must clearly identif y the dealer.

3. Excluded from coverage under this warranty: 7. Items returned to MATIX which, af ter a. Damage caused by misuse, abuse or neglect. b. All forms of “wear and tear” , such as fading,

holes and thinning of fabric over time.

inspection, reveal a problem which is

not a manufacturing Defect shall be

shipped back to you at your expense.

c. Damage caused by anything other than

manufacturing defects in material

or workmanship. d. Any and all claims for consequential

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or incidental damages.

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8 . This warranty is made pursuant to California law.

d e tails :

This warranty is subject to the following express limitations in addition to any imposed by applicable law.

1. The warranty applies only to MATIX DENIM

4. Repaired or replaced products are covered for

PANTS purchased from Authorized MATIX

the remainder of the original warranty only.

DENIM Dealers and is valid for the original 5. Repaired items will be subject to available

purchaser only.

parts. We will do our best to match colors

2. All products returned to MATIX for warranty

and styles but we cannot guarantee that

must receive prior return authorization, which

you will receive they exact product back.

can be given over the phone. You are to ship

We reserve the right to send a substitute

products freight prepaid and insured to us for

style on any discontinued items or sizes.

inspection. MATIX assumes no responsibility for products during shipment from the customer to our Warranty Department. Shipping charges are not refundable.

6. All warranty claims must be accompanied

by the original purchase receipt from an

Authorized MATIX Dealer. Invoice or charge

receipt must clearly identif y the dealer.

3. Excluded from coverage under this warranty: 7. Items returned to MATIX which, af ter a. Damage caused by misuse, abuse or neglect. b. All forms of “wear and tear” , such as fading,

holes and thinning of fabric over time.

inspection, reveal a problem which is

not a manufacturing Defect shall be

shipped back to you at your expense.

c. Damage caused by anything other than

manufacturing defects in material

or workmanship. d. Any and all claims for consequential

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or incidental damages.

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8 . This warranty is made pursuant to California law.

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bro k e

gray d a z e

in d igol d

gr e y rain

V I N TA G E

blac k ring

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10.5 oz | 100% COT ton

1 1 .9 oz | 98/2% COT ton/el astane

1 1 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

1 2.1 oz | 98/2% COT ton/el asta ne

12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/POLY/ elastane

10.8 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

9.5 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

10.5 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

1 1 .3 oz | 100% COT ton

10.4 oz | 98/2% COT ton/el asta ne

1 1 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

Premium broken twill denim in

Premium comfort stretch right

right hand twill indigo with

Premium heav y weight right hand

Premium comfort stretch right

Premium 10.8oz right hand twill

Premium right hand twill dark

Premium comfort stretch denim

Rigid right hand twill indigo

Premium comfort stretch right

Premium right hand rain twill.

Premium indigo denim over-dyed to

pure red cast indigo. The broken

hand twill gray with combed

contrast gold cotton threads

rain twill. Grey weft slub yarns

hand twill indigo with indigo

bl ack denim with evident ring

indigo with combed cotton

over dyed clean flat surface and

with combed cotton threads in

hand with evident ring effects

Bl ack weft yarns with combed

black. Washed so that indigo hues

twill construction gives a

cotton threads in the warp.

in the warp. Nav y threads all

with combed cotton threads

weft & bl ack warp. In a grey/

effects in the weft yarns. Bl ack

threads in the warp. Walnut

great dry hand feel. The look is

the warp. Walnut threads all

in the weft yarns. Garment dyed

cotton threads in the warp.

are once again visual at inside waist,

special body to the fabric that

Gray bleached look with Ring

over and indigo back pocket

in the warp. Grey threads all

blue qualit y. Ring effects

threads in warp and charcoal

threads all over and indigo back

almost dry, worn but not washed.

over and indigo back pocket

wash. Dyed to match threads

Bl ack threads all over and

pockets & inside of fly. Inverted

emphasizes the irregul arities

effects and slub yarns, front

embroidery. RAW finish. Dark

over and grey back pocket

with slub yarns Gold threads

threads in the weft. Soft and

pocket embroidery. Baked with a

Faded gray cast abrasions on

embroidery. RAW finish. Dark

all over and tonal back pocket

bl ack back pocket embroidery.

scraping details in front. Scraped

and the slubs of the warp. Rinse

moustaches and sanded upper

red copper hardware & Brown

embroidery. RAW finish. Matte

allover and indigo back pocket

fl at fabrics with potassium

PU coating with RAW finish. Dark

dark blue ground. Heav y crimping

red copper hardware & Cognac

embroidery. Dark red copper

Rinse finish. Matte bl ack

and bleached details around

wash with dry fl at finish. Indigo

front leg. Gray threads allover.

leather patch.

bl ack hardware & bl ack leather

embroidery. Dark red copper

bleach wash. Bl ack threads

red copper hardware & Bl ack

around the pocket. Indigo threads

leather patch.

hardware & Cognac leather

hardware & bl ack leather patch.

threads all over and indigo back

Matte bl ack hardware & bl ack

patch.

hardware & brown leather patch.

all over and bl ack back pocket

leather patch.

all over and indigo back pocket

pocket embroidery. Gunmetal

leather patch.

hardware & brown leather patch.

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patch.

seams. Hand painted grease details. Tan threads all over & indigo back

embroidery. G u n m e ta l h a r d -

embroidery. Gunmetal hardware

pocket embroidery. Gunmetal

wa r e & b l a c k l e at h e r patc h .

& Cognac leather patch.

hardware & black leather patch.

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bro k e

gray d a z e

in d igol d

gr e y rain

V I N TA G E

blac k ring

ba k e d

blusulphur

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wh e at

s C ratch

in k w e ll

10.5 oz | 100% COT ton

1 1 .9 oz | 98/2% COT ton/el astane

1 1 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

1 2.1 oz | 98/2% COT ton/el asta ne

12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/POLY/ elastane

10.8 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

9.5 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

10.5 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

1 1 .3 oz | 100% COT ton

10.4 oz | 98/2% COT ton/el asta ne

1 1 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

Premium broken twill denim in

Premium comfort stretch right

right hand twill indigo with

Premium heav y weight right hand

Premium comfort stretch right

Premium 10.8oz right hand twill

Premium right hand twill dark

Premium comfort stretch denim

Rigid right hand twill indigo

Premium comfort stretch right

Premium right hand rain twill.

Premium indigo denim over-dyed to

pure red cast indigo. The broken

hand twill gray with combed

contrast gold cotton threads

rain twill. Grey weft slub yarns

hand twill indigo with indigo

bl ack denim with evident ring

indigo with combed cotton

over dyed clean flat surface and

with combed cotton threads in

hand with evident ring effects

Bl ack weft yarns with combed

black. Washed so that indigo hues

twill construction gives a

cotton threads in the warp.

in the warp. Nav y threads all

with combed cotton threads

weft & bl ack warp. In a grey/

effects in the weft yarns. Bl ack

threads in the warp. Walnut

great dry hand feel. The look is

the warp. Walnut threads all

in the weft yarns. Garment dyed

cotton threads in the warp.

are once again visual at inside waist,

special body to the fabric that

Gray bleached look with Ring

over and indigo back pocket

in the warp. Grey threads all

blue qualit y. Ring effects

threads in warp and charcoal

threads all over and indigo back

almost dry, worn but not washed.

over and indigo back pocket

wash. Dyed to match threads

Bl ack threads all over and

pockets & inside of fly. Inverted

emphasizes the irregul arities

effects and slub yarns, front

embroidery. RAW finish. Dark

over and grey back pocket

with slub yarns Gold threads

threads in the weft. Soft and

pocket embroidery. Baked with a

Faded gray cast abrasions on

embroidery. RAW finish. Dark

all over and tonal back pocket

bl ack back pocket embroidery.

scraping details in front. Scraped

and the slubs of the warp. Rinse

moustaches and sanded upper

red copper hardware & Brown

embroidery. RAW finish. Matte

allover and indigo back pocket

fl at fabrics with potassium

PU coating with RAW finish. Dark

dark blue ground. Heav y crimping

red copper hardware & Cognac

embroidery. Dark red copper

Rinse finish. Matte bl ack

and bleached details around

wash with dry fl at finish. Indigo

front leg. Gray threads allover.

leather patch.

bl ack hardware & bl ack leather

embroidery. Dark red copper

bleach wash. Bl ack threads

red copper hardware & Bl ack

around the pocket. Indigo threads

leather patch.

hardware & Cognac leather

hardware & bl ack leather patch.

threads all over and indigo back

Matte bl ack hardware & bl ack

patch.

hardware & brown leather patch.

all over and bl ack back pocket

leather patch.

all over and indigo back pocket

pocket embroidery. Gunmetal

leather patch.

hardware & brown leather patch.

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patch.

seams. Hand painted grease details. Tan threads all over & indigo back

embroidery. G u n m e ta l h a r d -

embroidery. Gunmetal hardware

pocket embroidery. Gunmetal

wa r e & b l a c k l e at h e r patc h .

& Cognac leather patch.

hardware & black leather patch.

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usa gripper a4dnm001 1 1 .75 oz premium denim | 100% COT TON Premium Cone Mil l s Gre y Raw Denim Right Hand T wil l Dry denim we av e with Dark Gre y thre ads in the warp. These are me ant to be worn RAW, ne v er washed. Gre y thre ads al l ov er Gunme tal hardware with hand made bl ack l e ather patchKNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16” COLORS: gre y r aw SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

made-in-usa

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made-in-usa

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Gripper is a slim straight fit

fit:

size :

with low rise. It’s straight

s li m str ai g ht

28-30-31-32-33-34-36-38

knee :

l eg op e ning :

16”

from the hips through the thigh & parallel from the knee to the leg opening. button fly.

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Gripper is a slim straight fit

fit:

size :

with low rise. It’s straight

s li m str ai g ht

28-30-31-32-33-34-36-38

knee :

l eg op e ning :

16”

from the hips through the thigh & parallel from the knee to the leg opening. button fly.

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gripper washes | a3dnm011 1

INKWELL 11 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

2 wh e at 10.4 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

3 DRY 55

4 S C R AT C H

11.3 oz | 100% COTtoN

11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTINE

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5 B L U sulphur 10.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

6 B A KED 9.5 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

7 B L AC K RI N G 10.8 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

8 V I N TA G E 12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/poly/ELASTANE

9 GREY RAIN

10 in d igol d

12.1 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

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11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTINE

11 G R AY D A ZE 11.9 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

12 B R O KE 10.5 oz | 1oo% COT ton

gripper washes | a3dnm011 1

INKWELL 11 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

2 wh e at 10.4 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

3 DRY 55

4 S C R AT C H

11.3 oz | 100% COTtoN

11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTINE

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5 B L U sulphur 10.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

6 B A KED 9.5 oz | 99/1% COT ton/el asta ne

7 B L AC K RI N G 10.8 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

8 V I N TA G E 12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/poly/ELASTANE

9 GREY RAIN

10 in d igol d

12.1 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

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11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTINE

11 G R AY D A ZE 11.9 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

12 B R O KE 10.5 oz | 1oo% COT ton

Miner is a straight and classic

fit:

size :

fit. Miner has a normal rise and

cl a s s i c str ai g ht

28-30-31-32-33-34-36-38

knee :

l eg op e ning :

17”

remains straight from the thigh down to the leg opening. button fly.

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Miner is a straight and classic

fit:

size :

fit. Miner has a normal rise and

cl a s s i c str ai g ht

28-30-31-32-33-34-36-38

knee :

l eg op e ning :

17”

remains straight from the thigh down to the leg opening. button fly.

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MINER washes | a3dnm012 1

B A KED 9.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

2 G R AY D A ZE 12.1 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

3 DRY 55

4 V I N TA G E

11.3 oz | 100% COTton

12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/poly/ELASTANE

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5 s C R AT C H 11oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

6 inD I G O L D 11 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

7 wh e at 11.5 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

8 INKWELL

9 GREY RAIN

11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTANE

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12.1 oz | 98/2% COTton/ELASTANE

10 B R O KE 10.5 oz | 100% COTton

MINER washes | a3dnm012 1

B A KED 9.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

2 G R AY D A ZE 12.1 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

3 DRY 55

4 V I N TA G E

11.3 oz | 100% COTton

12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/poly/ELASTANE

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5 s C R AT C H 11oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

6 inD I G O L D 11 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

7 wh e at 11.5 oz | 98/2% COTton/elastane

8 INKWELL

9 GREY RAIN

11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTANE

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12.1 oz | 98/2% COTton/ELASTANE

10 B R O KE 10.5 oz | 100% COTton

surveyor is a classic tapered fit.

fit:

size :

straight from the hip & thighs

cl a s s i c tap e r

28-30-31-32-33-34-36-38

knee :

l eg op e ning :

16.5”

15”

and knee and tapers down to a narrow leg opening. zip fly.

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surveyor is a classic tapered fit.

fit:

size :

straight from the hip & thighs

cl a s s i c tap e r

28-30-31-32-33-34-36-38

knee :

l eg op e ning :

16.5”

15”

and knee and tapers down to a narrow leg opening. zip fly.

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SURVEYOR washes | a4dnm002 1

INDIGOLD 11 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

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2 BLUSULPHUR 10.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

3 gr e y rain

4 INKWELL

12.1 oz | 99/2% COTton/ELASTANE

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11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTANE

5 V I N TA G E 12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/poly/ELASTANE

6 d ry 5 5 11.3 oz | 100% COTton

SURVEYOR washes | a4dnm002 1

INDIGOLD 11 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

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2 BLUSULPHUR 10.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

3 gr e y rain

4 INKWELL

12.1 oz | 99/2% COTton/ELASTANE

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11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTANE

5 V I N TA G E 12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/poly/ELASTANE

6 d ry 5 5 11.3 oz | 100% COTton

Constrictor is slim from the

fit:

size :

hip & thighs and tapers down

s li m tap e r

26-28-30-31-32-33-34-36-38

knee :

l eg op e ning :

15.5”

15”

to a narrow leg opening. button fly.

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Constrictor is slim from the

fit:

size :

hip & thighs and tapers down

s li m tap e r

26-28-30-31-32-33-34-36-38

knee :

l eg op e ning :

15.5”

15”

to a narrow leg opening. button fly.

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constrictor washes | a3dnm002 1

B A KED 9.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

2 BLUSULPHUR 10.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

3 DRY 55

4 INKWELL

11.3 oz | 100% COTton

11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTANE

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5 B L AC K RI N G 10.8 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

6 V I N TA G E 12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/poly/ELASTANE

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constrictor washes | a3dnm002 1

B A KED 9.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

2 BLUSULPHUR 10.5 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

3 DRY 55

4 INKWELL

11.3 oz | 100% COTton

11 oz | 99/1% COTton/ELASTANE

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5 B L AC K RI N G 10.8 oz | 99/1% COTton/elastane

6 V I N TA G E 12 oz | 90/8/2% COTton/poly/ELASTANE

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g r i p p e r jac k e t a4 jk t010 ink wel l : 1 1 oz premium denim | 99/1% COT TON/el astane VINTAGE : 1 2oz premium denim | 90/8/2% cotton/poly/el astane cl assIC doubl e chest pock e t denim jack e t. l e ather patch AT INSIDE CENTER BACK . COLORS: ink wel l , v intage SIZEs : s-xl

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mj gripper denim

mj gripper s-twill

a4dnm003

a3dnm010

9.7 oz Premium denim | 99/1% COT TON/el astane

1 1 .5 oz Premium “s t wil l” denim | 98/2% COT TON/el astane

Gre y wef t slub yarns with combed cotton thre ads in

right hand “s-t wil l” we av e with sol id thre ads in the warp

the warp. Gre y thre ads al l ov er and gre y back pock e t

and sol id thre ads in the wef t cre ates a sof t and fl at

embroidery. Enz y me wash finish. Gunme tal hardware and

fabric with gre at el asticit y and recov ery Matching sel f-

bl ack l e ather patch.

thre ads throughout Matte Bl ack hardware with Bl ack l e ather patch.

KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16” colors : grey

KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16”

SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

colors : LAPD | GRAPHITE | chocolate SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

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mj gripper denim

mj gripper s-twill

a4dnm003

a3dnm010

9.7 oz Premium denim | 99/1% COT TON/el astane

1 1 .5 oz Premium “s t wil l” denim | 98/2% COT TON/el astane

Gre y wef t slub yarns with combed cotton thre ads in

right hand “s-t wil l” we av e with sol id thre ads in the warp

the warp. Gre y thre ads al l ov er and gre y back pock e t

and sol id thre ads in the wef t cre ates a sof t and fl at

embroidery. Enz y me wash finish. Gunme tal hardware and

fabric with gre at el asticit y and recov ery Matching sel f-

bl ack l e ather patch.

thre ads throughout Matte Bl ack hardware with Bl ack l e ather patch.

KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16” colors : grey

KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16”

SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

colors : LAPD | GRAPHITE | chocolate SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

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manderson WORKER a3pnt01 1 9.5 oz Premium t wil l | 60/40% COT TON/POLY Manderson Work er has a longer rise for added comfort and room y across hip and waist. The l eg is wide from the thigh through the k nee and sl ightly tapers down to the l eg opening, zip fly. KNEE : 18.5” | l eg opening : 1 7.5” colors : black | CHARCOAL | KHAKI | nav y SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

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DAE WON BROKEN INDIGO a3dnm01 3 1 1 oz brok en t wil l denim | 98/2% COT TON/el astane Premium comfort stre tch 1 1oz brok en t wil l denim in pure gre y cast indigo. The brok en t wil l construction gi v es added stre tch with dry fl at finish. Indigo thre ads al l ov er and indigo back pock e t embroidery. Gunme tal hardware with bl ack l e ather patch. KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16” colors : BROKEN INDIGO SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

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TURKEY R av e n r aw a3dnm009 10.5 oz denim | 99/1% COT TON/el astane Premium denim in bl ack wef t yarns and tinted brown warp. Faded dirt y cast on bl ack ground. He av y enz y me wash. Bl ack thre ads al l ov er and bl ack back pock e t embroidery. Matte bl ack hardware with bl ack l e ather patch. KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16” COLORS: RAVEN RAW SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

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GRIPPER CHINO a4pnT001 1 1 .5 oz premium s-t wil l | 98/2% cotton/el astane Premium right hand “S T wil l” we av e with sol id thre ads in the warp and sol id thre ads in the wef t cre ates a sof t and fl at fabric with gre at el asticit y and recov ery sel f colored thre ads al l ov er and matching back pock e t embroidery, denim hardware and l e ather patch. Fl at front chino st y l e pock e ts, sl im Str aight Fit, low waist, str aight sl im l eg, narrow l eg opening and zipper fly KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16” COLORS : CARamel | bl ack | forest green SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

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GRIPPER T W ILL a3pnT001 10 oz premium t wil l | 99/1% cotton/el astane Premium right hand t wil l . Sel f colored thre ads al l ov er and matching back pock e t embroidery, denim hardware and l e ather patch. Sl im Str aight Fit, low waist, str aight sl im l eg, narrow l eg opening and zipper fly KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16” COLORS : MERLOT | KHAKI | BRICK | BLACK | DARK GREY | SLATE SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

M AT I X C L O T H I N G | FA 1 4

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GRIPPER CARGO

co n s t r i c to r t w i l l

a3pnT005

a4pnT002

10oz premium t wil l | 100% cotton

10OZ PREMIUM T WILL | 98/2% cotton/el astane

Premium right hand t wil l . Sel f colored thre ads al l ov er.

Premium right hand t wil l . Sel f colored thre ads al l ov er and

Tr aditional chino front pock e ts with side cargo pock e ts and

matching back pock e t embroidery, denim hardware and l e ather

back welt pock e ts. Sl im Str aight Fit, low waist, straight sl im

patch. Tight and Tapered Fit, low waist, tight l eg, and sl ight

l eg, narrow l eg opening and zipper fly.

tapered l eg opening and zipper fly.

KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16”

KNEE : 15.5” | l eg opening : 15”

COLORS : khaki camo

COLORS : black | khaki | merlot

SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

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GRIPPER CARGO

co n s t r i c to r t w i l l

a3pnT005

a4pnT002

10oz premium t wil l | 100% cotton

10OZ PREMIUM T WILL | 98/2% cotton/el astane

Premium right hand t wil l . Sel f colored thre ads al l ov er.

Premium right hand t wil l . Sel f colored thre ads al l ov er and

Tr aditional chino front pock e ts with side cargo pock e ts and

matching back pock e t embroidery, denim hardware and l e ather

back welt pock e ts. Sl im Str aight Fit, low waist, straight sl im

patch. Tight and Tapered Fit, low waist, tight l eg, and sl ight

l eg, narrow l eg opening and zipper fly.

tapered l eg opening and zipper fly.

KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16”

KNEE : 15.5” | l eg opening : 15”

COLORS : khaki camo

COLORS : black | khaki | merlot

SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

M AT I X C L O T H I N G | FA 1 4

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w e l d e r ta p e r a4pnT004 PREMIUM chino | 100% cotton Cl assic/Loose Tapered Fit, normal waist, tapered l eg, and narrow l eg opening, zip fly. KNEE : 18 ” | l eg opening : 15.5” COLORS : camo | lapd | british khaki SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

M AT I X C L O T H I N G | FA 1 4

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w e l d e r CLASSIC

welder SLIM stretch

a3pnt002

a4pnT003

PREMIUM CHINO | 60/40% cotton/poly

PREMIUM CHINO | 98/2% cotton/el astane

Loose Cl assic Straight Fit, normal waist, str aight l eg,

Sl im Str aight Fit, low waist, str aight sl im l eg,

str aight l eg opening, zip fly.

narrow l eg opening, zip fly.

KNEE : 1 7 ” | l eg opening : 1 7 ”

KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16”

COLORS : nav y | black | khaki | charcoal

COLORS : caramel | black | slate | merlot

SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

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w e l d e r CLASSIC

welder SLIM stretch

a3pnt002

a4pnT003

PREMIUM CHINO | 60/40% cotton/poly

PREMIUM CHINO | 98/2% cotton/el astane

Loose Cl assic Straight Fit, normal waist, str aight l eg,

Sl im Str aight Fit, low waist, str aight sl im l eg,

str aight l eg opening, zip fly.

narrow l eg opening, zip fly.

KNEE : 1 7 ” | l eg opening : 1 7 ”

KNEE : 16” | l eg opening : 16”

COLORS : nav y | black | khaki | charcoal

COLORS : caramel | black | slate | merlot

SIZEs : 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38

M AT I X C L O T H I N G | FA 1 4

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GRIPPER TWILL SHORT

w e l d e r mo d e rn short

a3sht008

a3sht002

9 . 5 oz P REMIUM T WILL

6 0 /4 0 % c o tt o n / p o ly

9 8 / 2 % C O T T ON / ELAS TANE

modern fit C OLORS : b l a c k | k h a k i | b l u e s l at e | g r a p h i t e

R i g h t H a n d T w i l l D r y d en i m w e av e w i t h s o l i d

SIZEs : 2 8 , 3 0 , 3 1 , 3 2 , 3 3 , 3 4, 3 6 , 3 8

t h r e a d s i n t h e wa r p & w ef t c r e at i n g a s o f t a n d f l at fa b r i c w i t h g r e at el a s t i c i t y a n d r e c o v e r y. M atc h i n g s el f-t h r e a d s t h r o u g h o u t w i t h M att e B l a c k h a r d wa r e a n d B l a c k l e at h e r patc h . C OLORS : b l a c k | b r i c k | d a r k g r e y | k h a k i | m e r l o t | s l at e SIZEs : 2 8 , 3 0 , 3 1 , 3 2 , 3 3 , 3 4, 3 6 , 3 8

MJ GRIPPER SHORT

W E L DE R C L A S S I C short

a4sht012

a3sht001

1 1 . 7 oz P REMIUM “ S T WILL” DENIM

6 0 /4 0 % c o tt o n / P OLY

9 8 / 2 % C O T T ON / ELAS TANE

cl assic fit C OLORS : b l a c k | KHAKI | C HAR C OAL | n av y

R i g h t H a n d T w i l l D r y d en i m w e av e w i t h s o l i d

SIZEs : 2 8 , 3 0 , 3 1 , 3 2 , 3 3 , 3 4, 3 6 , 3 8

t h r e a d s i n t h e wa r p & w ef t c r e at i n g a s o f t a n d f l at fa b r i c w i t h g r e at el a s t i c i t y a n d r e c o v e r y. M atc h i n g s el f-t h r e a d s t h r o u g h o u t w i t h M att e B l a c k h a r d wa r e a n d B l a c k l e at h e r patc h . g r i pp er f i t C OLORS : c h o c o l at e | GRA P HI T E | l a p d SIZEs : 2 8 , 3 0 , 3 1 , 3 2 , 3 3 , 3 4, 3 6 , 3 8

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GRIPPER TWILL SHORT

w e l d e r mo d e rn short

a3sht008

a3sht002

9 . 5 oz P REMIUM T WILL

6 0 /4 0 % c o tt o n / p o ly

9 8 / 2 % C O T T ON / ELAS TANE

modern fit C OLORS : b l a c k | k h a k i | b l u e s l at e | g r a p h i t e

R i g h t H a n d T w i l l D r y d en i m w e av e w i t h s o l i d

SIZEs : 2 8 , 3 0 , 3 1 , 3 2 , 3 3 , 3 4, 3 6 , 3 8

MJ GRIPPER SHORT

W E L DE R C L A S S I C short

a4sht012

a3sht001

1 1 . 7 oz P REMIUM “ S T WILL” DENIM

6 0 /4 0 % c o tt o n / P OLY

9 8 / 2 % C O T T ON / ELAS TANE

cl assic fit C OLORS : b l a c k | KHAKI | C HAR C OAL | n av y

R i g h t H a n d T w i l l D r y d en i m w e av e w i t h s o l i d

SIZEs : 2 8 , 3 0 , 3 1 , 3 2 , 3 3 , 3 4, 3 6 , 3 8

t h r e a d s i n t h e wa r p & w ef t c r e at i n g a s o f t a n d f l at fa b r i c w i t h g r e at el a s t i c i t y a n d r e c o v e r y. M atc h i n g s el f-t h r e a d s t h r o u g h o u t w i t h M att e B l a c k h a r d wa r e a n d B l a c k l e at h e r patc h . g r i pp er f i t C OLORS : c h o c o l at e | GRA P HI T E | l a p d SIZEs : 2 8 , 3 0 , 3 1 , 3 2 , 3 3 , 3 4, 3 6 , 3 8

M AT I X C L O T H I N G | FA 1 4

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a history l e sson in matix

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a history l e sson in matix

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Interview by brian dunlap

photos by : drew martin, paul park, & chris mumma

T e l l u s a b o u t a t y p i c a l “ C h a s e ” day…

easy to just have fun rolling around with your friends.

There’s really no typical day really for me, but every day does involve Starbucks and Instagram.

W e k n ow yo u d o s o m e a r t ? w h at i s your favorite piece you have done for matix?

W h o i s n o r m a l ly i n yo u r c i r c l e ?

Yes for Matix, Cycle Zombies, Captain Fin, Stance and others. I’d have to say my favorite piece of art I have done for Matix is the ‘Deathcard’ logo.

Definitely, Turkey because he’s my cousin and neighbor. My other cousin Scotty and Uncle Scott, Troy Elmore, JJ Wessels, Trevor Lucca, Mark Choiniere, Jason Webber, a handful of friends from LA to San Diego. Last but certainly not least, my mom. W h at p e o p l e / m u s i c i n f lu e n c e yo u r s u r f i n g & s k at e b oa r d i n g ? Geez that’s a big question…I listen to a lot of music, but what definitely gets me moving is bands like Black Sabbath, Devo, Thin Lizzy, Rock n Roll and 80’s hardcore pretty much. Surf influence definitely goes back to the guys in the 60’s where style was eccentric and mandatory. Guys like Lance Carson, Johnny Fain and Bob McTavish are some of my favorites. Skateboarding is a tough one, but definitely some of the guys on my radar lately have been Brandon Westgate and Raney Beres, those dudes are gnar.

who is c h a s e s to p n i k

D•O•B 0 6 - 07- 8 5

F it S e l ect welder

I nsta han d l e @ c h a s e s to p n i k

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B orn & R ais e d huntington beach, CA

C urr e nt H om e co s tA m e sa , CA

W h e n d i d yo u g e t i n to c h o p p e r s ? W h at t y p e s o f b i k e s a r e yo u m o s t i n to? I got into old bikes a few years back and am completely submerged with them. I’m mostly into old Harleys from the 40s, 50s and 60s but I also dig Indians, Triumphs, and whatever looks cool. Its just another way to express yourself, have fun and go fast!

Canyon?! Its just a big ol’ crack in the ground! Well, some jackasses in DC figured out how to do it and it worked. W h at ’ s yo u r a f fi n it y w it h b u y i n g & s e l l i n g m oto r c yc l e pa r t s ? I s it a l i v i n g or just fun? I just like to have neat old parts, even if its for a short time and I need to sell them. Its just nice to get some cool parts in the garage to stare at for a while. W h at i s u p w it h t h e c u s to m d i r t b i k e s ? T h i s yo u r n e w v e n t u r e ? Two s t r o k e s d o n ’ t s e e m fit ti n g fo r t h e 4 0 5 f w y ? Custom life, custom headache. I just like personalizing stuff I guess.

J u s t saw yo u w e n t o n a m oto r c yc l e t r i p ac r o s s t h e co u n t ry, w h y n ot j u s t f ly ?

Tell us about the compou nd you have with Tu rk . you guys share the same room?

Yup, I rode to Brooklyn for a motorcycle show out there. Why not fly? It’s a lot more fun to see the country when you’re in it, not over it I guess. The journey is the destination.

Haha, no we don’t share a room that would get awkward. Basically Turkey, our friend Chris and I all live in this weird spot in Costa Mesa with these 3 janky old houses. Its rad, dirt bikes in the front yard, bon fires, bb guns, axe throwing, we like to have fun.

m o s t m e m o r a b l e s u r f o r s k at e s e s s i o n ?

W e r e yo u h a p py w it h t r av e l i n g w h e n a l l t h e n at i o n a l pa r k s w e r e s h u t d ow n ?

Most memorable skate session was at the old miniature golf course off the 405 in Carson. The spot is gone now, but it was just one of those timeless spots that’s not very ‘good’ but so

I’m pretty out of touch with current events as it is, so when I didn’t get the memo that all the parks were closed I was so confused. I was thinking - something ain’t right here, how can you close down the Grand

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A n yo n e o u t t h e r e yo u wa n t to s l a p a h i g h - 5 to? Ya mega high-5 to my family, Cycle Zombies, Captain Fin, the Stance crew, all my friends and anyone who’s helped me out at anytime ever! Thanks!

Interview by brian dunlap

photos by : drew martin, paul park, & chris mumma

T e l l u s a b o u t a t y p i c a l “ C h a s e ” day…

easy to just have fun rolling around with your friends.

There’s really no typical day really for me, but every day does involve Starbucks and Instagram.

W e k n ow yo u d o s o m e a r t ? w h at i s your favorite piece you have done for matix?

W h o i s n o r m a l ly i n yo u r c i r c l e ?

Yes for Matix, Cycle Zombies, Captain Fin, Stance and others. I’d have to say my favorite piece of art I have done for Matix is the ‘Deathcard’ logo.

who is c h a s e s to p n i k

D•O•B 0 6 - 07- 8 5

F it S e l ect welder

I nsta han d l e @ c h a s e s to p n i k

M AT I X C L O T H I N G | FA 1 4

B orn & R ais e d huntington beach, CA

C urr e nt H om e co s tA m e sa , CA

J u s t saw yo u w e n t o n a m oto r c yc l e t r i p ac r o s s t h e co u n t ry, w h y n ot j u s t f ly ?

Tell us about the compou nd you have with Tu rk . you guys share the same room?

Yup, I rode to Brooklyn for a motorcycle show out there. Why not fly? It’s a lot more fun to see the country when you’re in it, not over it I guess. The journey is the destination.

m o s t m e m o r a b l e s u r f o r s k at e s e s s i o n ?

W e r e yo u h a p py w it h t r av e l i n g w h e n a l l t h e n at i o n a l pa r k s w e r e s h u t d ow n ?

Most memorable skate session was at the old miniature golf course off the 405 in Carson. The spot is gone now, but it was just one of those timeless spots that’s not very ‘good’ but so

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Interview by gabe clement

W h o a r e yo u r p e o p l e i n V e n t u r a? I sold them all. Should be able to buy some new ones when the economy starts to pick up.

photos by david broach

T e l l u s a l it t l e b it a b o u t t h e V e n t u r a s k at e s c e n e a n d t h e p e o p l e t h at i n f lu e n c e d yo u i n t h e e a r ly days .

started looking for places with property closer to Ventura. The place we found is awesome. Just over five minutes outside of Ventura, seven miles from the ocean, just under an acre of property nothing but mountains and wilderness behind our property.

W h o a r e s o m e o f yo u r favo r it e p e o p l e to g o o n a s k at e to u r w it h ? Kenny Anderson, Drehobl, Ventura homies N a m e 3 o f yo u r favo r it e p l ac e s to c a m p ?

H ow i s t h e n e w h o u s e a n d w h at i s t h e lo n g t e r m p l a n fo r yo u r p r o p e r t y ?

Camp Scheideck, Montana, Any place next to water. T e n t o r RV ?

I’m seeing a lot more scenes in Ventura these days. My scene was rad. I was one of the younger guys. We’d skate every day, all day and then head over to the YB house. I learned a lot from Dave at Five Points Skateshop. He’d school us in skate history. Showing us all the classics 10 to 20 years later.

We got some work ahead of us on fixing up the houses. The big project starts this spring. Gonna start building a little skatepark in my backyard. W h at k i n d o f a n i m a l s a r e yo u g o i n g to h av e l i v i n g o n yo u r p r o p e r t y ?

Co f f e e o r b e e r ?

W h o d i d yo u g r ow u p s k at i n g w it h ?

We got the dogs, getting chickens, still figuring out the rest. There are some options.

Coffee, then H2O, then beer. Usually that’s the how the day goes in that order.

W h at v i d e o o r v i d e o pa r t d o yo u s ti l l watc h t h at g e t s yo u h y p e d to s k at e ?

Favo r it e m e a l to co o k fo r t h e fa m i ly ?

Tent. I’m young. I’m sure someday I’ll get over setting up tents

Yeah Brother crew. What are you into besides skateboarding? Family, cooking, working on the house, working with Broach and Bulliot on Loud Headphones, dogs, jump starting my car. What was the thought process on moving out to the Ojai area?

who is mike anderson

D•O•B 0 4 -2 2- 8 9

Fit S e l ect manderson worker

I nsta han d l e @ MIKEANDERSON

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B orn & R ais e d V ENTURA , CA

C urr e nt H om e V ENTURA , CA

We started looking in the Ojai zone for places with property. The more we drove back and forth, we

Cardiel, Drehobl, MJ, Carroll, Daewon, Gonz, Kenny Anderson, Van Wastell parts. Anything from those guys. N a m e s o m e o f yo u r favo r it e s k at e s p ot s yo u h av e v i s it e d w h i l e o n to u r . Hotel bars are always a rad experience. Flat ground in front of the hotel.

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Lobsters and steak (surf and turf) when we can ball out. Eggplant Parmesan, short ribs, tri-tip. I like to smoke ribs and pork butt. Veggies, shrimp, fish. I love to cook.

Interview by gabe clement

W h o a r e yo u r p e o p l e i n V e n t u r a? I sold them all. Should be able to buy some new ones when the economy starts to pick up.

photos by david broach

T e l l u s a l it t l e b it a b o u t t h e V e n t u r a s k at e s c e n e a n d t h e p e o p l e t h at i n f lu e n c e d yo u i n t h e e a r ly days .

W h o a r e s o m e o f yo u r favo r it e p e o p l e to g o o n a s k at e to u r w it h ? Kenny Anderson, Drehobl, Ventura homies N a m e 3 o f yo u r favo r it e p l ac e s to c a m p ?

H ow i s t h e n e w h o u s e a n d w h at i s t h e lo n g t e r m p l a n fo r yo u r p r o p e r t y ?

Camp Scheideck, Montana, Any place next to water. T e n t o r RV ?

Co f f e e o r b e e r ?

W h o d i d yo u g r ow u p s k at i n g w it h ?

We got the dogs, getting chickens, still figuring out the rest. There are some options.

Coffee, then H2O, then beer. Usually that’s the how the day goes in that order.

W h at v i d e o o r v i d e o pa r t d o yo u s ti l l watc h t h at g e t s yo u h y p e d to s k at e ?

Favo r it e m e a l to co o k fo r t h e fa m i ly ?

Tent. I’m young. I’m sure someday I’ll get over setting up tents

who is mike anderson

D•O•B 0 4 -2 2- 8 9

Fit S e l ect manderson worker

I nsta han d l e @ MIKEANDERSON

M AT I X C L O T H I N G | FA 1 4

B orn & R ais e d V ENTURA , CA

C urr e nt H om e V ENTURA , CA

We started looking in the Ojai zone for places with property. The more we drove back and forth, we

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Lobsters and steak (surf and turf) when we can ball out. Eggplant Parmesan, short ribs, tri-tip. I like to smoke ribs and pork butt. Veggies, shrimp, fish. I love to cook.

Interview by mike pargas

Interview by Brian dunlap

photos by paul park

photo by anthony acosta

who is j o n co n ti n o

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F it S e l ect gripper

I nsta han d l e @ j o n co n t i n o

B orn & R ais e d l e v it tow n , n y

C urr e nt H om e h u d s o n va l l e y, n y

T e l l u s a l it t l e b it a b o u t yo u r b ac kg r o u n d? h o m e tow n ? h e r itag e ?

teaching me how to hold a pen and create thin and thick lines, I probably wouldn’t be doing this today.

after a while. Actually no, they were annoyed pretty quickly.

I grew up in Long Island by the beach and only a quick train ride into Manhattan. I come from a long line of creative people, so there was always something being made around me. My family is a typical Italian immigrant story — Both sides came over to New York in the early 1900s and settled in the Lower East Side. Eventually they spread out into the boroughs and I got a really enjoyable upbringing of big Sunday dinners, loud relatives, and a lot of great people around at all times. There were always awesome stories floating around too, and they always had to do with something that happened “in the neighborhood.” New York City and the culture surrounding it was a big part of my childhood and I don’t think I could ask for a better way to grow up.

D i d yo u h av e a n y fo r m a l e d u c at i o n ?

w e ’ v e d o n e a f e w s e a s o n s w it h yo u n ow. c a n yo u t e l l u s a l it t l e a b o u t t h e n e w o n e s a n d h ow t h e y c a m e a b o u t ?

h ow d i d t h at i n f lu e n c e yo u r i n t e r e s t i n l e t t e r i n g/ d e s i g n ? A n d h ow/ w h o g ot yo u i n to l e t t e r i n g ?

Well, I have a big nose...big noses run in my family. I thought it was only right to honor that. After all, “the nose knows.”

Growing up with a family background in art and a life in New York pretty much started me off right away. As a kid I was obsessed with movie posters, baseball team logos, and lettering that I would see every time I went outside. Any time my parents would take us somewhere I’d study the old mom and pop store signage, the graffiti on the walls, and the amazingly modern advertisements that blanket the city. I got the bug pretty early, but it was my mother and grandmother that really taught me what lettering was all about. Both of them were proficient in calligraphy and taught me at a really young age, so I kind of had that hand since the beginning. As I got older I started to put more emphasis on all styles of lettering from architecture lettering to graffiti. I wanted to know it all and literally plastered it all over every blank surface I could get my hands on. There have been a few other people along the way that helped push me in new directions, but without my mother and grandmother

W h at ’ s t h e g o to r e co r d/ m u s i c ?

I actually am self-taught for the most part. I did my first paid freelance job when I was 14 and continued all the way through college until I began working full time as a designer. I did go to school and got a degree in graphic design, but since I had already been working for about 4 years prior to that, my teachers let me slide and allowed me to work on more personal work and spend more time on fine art. I must’ve taken about 6 figure drawing classes back to back at one point. S o t e l l u s a l it t l e b it a b o u t S t u d i o N o s e ? W h e r e d i d t h at n a m e co m e f r o m ?

Hardcore and death metal, always. Usually anything from the late 90s and early 2000s. I h e a r yo u w e r e i n a m e ta l b a n d? Man, I was in a lot of bands. Mostly hardcore bands and a few metalcore bands. The last band I was in was called The Ambition and we actually did pretty well for not ever being on tour. We were signed to a label that also had The Black Dahlia Murder before they got huge, so we were in good company at the time. Honestly though, my favorite part of being in a band was designing all the merch and packaging. I couldn’t wait for us to release new music so I could design new covers & promotional materials. I was always changing stuff and I think the rest of my bandmates got annoyed with it

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We kicked off the first release with a bang. We went right into a full capsule collection with tees, denim, a hat & a handful of accessories. We found a voice pretty quickly and we’ve really had fun with it since then. My favorite part of working with Matix is being obnoxious with my work. I feel like creating a safe t-shirt graphic is boring, but when we work together we always try to push the boundaries & do something badass. I love that. S o w h at s o n t h e h o r izo n t h i s y e a r ? Besides continuing on the path of working 28 hours a day, I’m going to be launching a brand new clothing company called Contino Brand. I’m working with some really amazing people and will be putting in some serious attention to detail. The product runs will be small and limited so I can constantly be doing new and exciting stuff. I’m also going to keep the majority of it online-only, so I can constantly be creating new items without having to worry about seasonal deliveries. I’m going to do it the way I’d like a clothing company to be run and not have to worry about what retail stores need. The brand is going to be all about my relationship with the craft and the customers. I want everyone to feel like they’re a part of the brand in one way or another and keep it really tight. I’m also going to continue to collaborate with great companies to open up a wide array of options for what’s to come. G o o d c atc h i n g u p. A n y l a s t wo r d s ? Never forget, the nose knows!!!

who is j o n f it i s e m a n u

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Fit S e l ect mad buff

I nsta han d l e @ dj r u n away_

W h at i s yo u r t y p i c a l day l i k e ?

W h e n d i d yo u g e t i n to v i d e o g r pa h y ?

Crazy mornings getting the kids to school, chasing my 3 year old around, downloading music, video work, trying to be a better husband and father while trying to sneak in some skate time with the homies.

In 2000. I wont forget because I bought a used VX2000 haha. Then I started filming Daewon a lot and thats when my filming game began. W h at ’ s yo u r c h o i c e c a m e r a?

G i v e u s s o m e i n s i g h t o n t h e fa m i ly ?

B orn & R ais e d g a r d e n a ,c a

C urr e nt H om e to r r a n c e , c a

scratching etc. I suck at scratching but believe me the gigs I play at, they can care less haha. I do a lot of mobile events like weddings, private parties, etc. Its been a blast! Give my facebook page a like. It’s barely pushing 290 hah! facebook.com/djrunaway1. W h at s yo u r wa r m u p t r i c k & w h e r e i s yo u r g o to s p ot ?

My wife Larayne is an awesome hair stylist. We own a salon in Torrance called Salon Auxin. My 4 kids who I would die for, Tekoa 15, Keala 10, Nolan 7 and crazy Carys 3. I’m loving this time in my life right now while they are young.

Right now Im using a Panasonic GH2 which has been great. It has been a tough transition to start filming with a DSLR camera but its coming around. Ive also been using a GoPro3 which I feel like a dork when I film with it because of the way it looks but the quality is amazing for its size.

H ow d o yo u k n ow Da e wo n s o w e l l?

W h at e d it a r e yo u m o s t p r o u d o f ?

I’ve known Daewon since middle school. He was that kid in the city known as one of the best skaters in town. After high school is when we really started skating together and hanging out. That was around when Love Child came out. I bought that video on VHS and was amazed on his video part. That is what really got me sparked to skate and try to learn tricks. And just being able to shred with the guy has been amazing ever since. I mean even though he is a million times better than me on the board, he has a way of making you feel like you’re on the same level because what it comes down to is us trying to learn new tricks. He always inspires me to try tricks I thought I can never land. His passion for skateboarding is insane. True professional skateboarder and my homie.

I love making little family edits for my kids. Like when we go on little vacations or to Disneyland they always wait for me to put a short edit together of the event. Just to see them enjoy these over and over is priceless. You may catch these on my facebook page.

Ned’s Atomic Dustbin - Grey Cell Green (Rick Howard) Sizzla - Haunted and Nervous (John Cardiel) MILK - The Knife Song (Jason Lee)

I s s h o ot i n g v i d e o yo u r m a i n j o b ?

My wife Larayne, my kids Carys, Keala, Nolan, especially my daughter Tekoa (we have this amazing handshake), William Fritcher, Daewon Song, Shawn Perez, Daniel Castillo, DJ Fraze, Cooper Wilt, Brandon Manzanares, Luis Cruz, Brandon Zankich, Anthony Acosta, Issey Yumiba, Marcus Sorrell, James Cook, Jeremy Adams, Collin Jager, Colin Kennedy, Ryan Marcus, Ryan Dearth, Gabe Clement & Brian Dunlap.

Its definitely one of my main jobs. I also work part-time at LAX for American Airlines since 1997. I help my wife run her salon and I’ve been DJ’ing since 1995. I c a n t e l l by yo u r i n s ta h a n d l e ‘ dj r u n away_ ’. w h at u p w it h DJ ’ i n g ? I’m a hip hop fan and loved the art of mixing and

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All my homies can tell you, I’m a heelflip guy. Lately we skate Gardena South Park a lot. Definitely not my favorite spot but its close, especially when you gotta pick up the kids from school at 3pm. G i v e u s yo u r to p 3 s o n g s f r o m s k at e v i d e o pa r t s o f a l l ti m e ?

A n yo n e yo u wa n t to h i g h - 5 o u t t h e r e ?

Interview by mike pargas

Interview by Brian dunlap

photos by paul park

photo by anthony acosta

who is j o n co n ti n o

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F it S e l ect gripper

I nsta han d l e @ j o n co n t i n o

B orn & R ais e d l e v it tow n , n y

C urr e nt H om e h u d s o n va l l e y, n y

T e l l u s a l it t l e b it a b o u t yo u r b ac kg r o u n d? h o m e tow n ? h e r itag e ?

teaching me how to hold a pen and create thin and thick lines, I probably wouldn’t be doing this today.

after a while. Actually no, they were annoyed pretty quickly.

D i d yo u h av e a n y fo r m a l e d u c at i o n ?

w e ’ v e d o n e a f e w s e a s o n s w it h yo u n ow. c a n yo u t e l l u s a l it t l e a b o u t t h e n e w o n e s a n d h ow t h e y c a m e a b o u t ?

h ow d i d t h at i n f lu e n c e yo u r i n t e r e s t i n l e t t e r i n g/ d e s i g n ? A n d h ow/ w h o g ot yo u i n to l e t t e r i n g ?

Well, I have a big nose...big noses run in my family. I thought it was only right to honor that. After all, “the nose knows.”

W h at ’ s t h e g o to r e co r d/ m u s i c ?

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who is j o n f it i s e m a n u

D•O•B 0 9 -3 0 -74

Fit S e l ect mad buff

I nsta han d l e @ dj r u n away_

W h at i s yo u r t y p i c a l day l i k e ?

W h e n d i d yo u g e t i n to v i d e o g r pa h y ?

In 2000. I wont forget because I bought a used VX2000 haha. Then I started filming Daewon a lot and thats when my filming game began. W h at ’ s yo u r c h o i c e c a m e r a?

G i v e u s s o m e i n s i g h t o n t h e fa m i ly ?

B orn & R ais e d g a r d e n a ,c a

C urr e nt H om e to r r a n c e , c a

H ow d o yo u k n ow Da e wo n s o w e l l?

W h at e d it a r e yo u m o s t p r o u d o f ?

Ned’s Atomic Dustbin - Grey Cell Green (Rick Howard) Sizzla - Haunted and Nervous (John Cardiel) MILK - The Knife Song (Jason Lee)

I s s h o ot i n g v i d e o yo u r m a i n j o b ?

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A n yo n e yo u wa n t to h i g h - 5 o u t t h e r e ?