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Mark Hoppus wore the C1RCA Select Valeo’s on his show Hoppus on Music. Mark wore the Jun Cha Drifters back earlier this year and we love that he’s checking out the new Valeo’s now!

Here’s the photo:

Thanks Fuse wardrobe for always supporting C1RCA Select!

This summer C1RCA Select has been attending various music festivals across the country checking out what people are wearing, seeing some amazing bands, and promoting the brand.

Last weekend C1RCA Select was at Outside Lands Festival in San Francisco and so was pretty much everyone in California! The festival was packed! We saw everything from head-dresses to sun dresses, old shoes to new shoes to no shoes. Girls were running retro or just festival casual. And overall- boots were the fashion! boots on girls, boots on boys, boots on babies– I think it’s safe to say that this festival is a preview to what we’ll be seeing this winter.

Here’s a glimpse of what the current thread trends are in the festival scene this summer…

the time is here!

the Afrika Bambaataa x C1RCA Select Zulu Collection is finally in stores!!

Afrika Bambaataa and C1RCA have teamed up to create two shoes for the Spring 2011 collection, the Convert and the 99 Vulc. The Bambaataa Convert features a High Top design with a molded EVA insole for added comfort. The Bambaataa Convert comes in a green, black and red color way with Suede, Patent Leather, Perf Action Nubuck, and a 3M reflective Upper. The Convert advertises the collab with “UZN” on the heel and “Zulu Nation” on the bottom sole representing the Universal Zulu Nation.

The Bambaataa 99 Vulc features a Mid-Top design with specialized, unique logo and material treatment. The Bambaataa 99 Vulc comes in black and gold with soft Nappa and wrinkle patent leather and the UZN branding on the tongue.

The Zulu collection also features three Zulu tshirts.

Check out some of the product images below, and see the global list of shops where you can get your Zulu shoes or tees today!

For more information about Afrika Bambaataa  contact : Kool Lady Blue email :  klbprods@earthlink.net

also visit www.zulunation.com

GLOBAL SHOP LIST:

San Clemente, CA – January 17, 2011- C1RCA Footwear and Apparel is pre-releasing a Fall ‘11 slated boot, The Summit, from the Select Collection for a mid February delivery.

The Summit Vulc boot is constructed of a thick raw suede which utilizes no liner to create a more genuine boot feel. The toe of the Summit is hand stitched to create an authentic Moc style toe. The tongue is constructed as a wing style tongue which has flaps that extend under  the eyestay to keep the boot form fitting but also help to retain the overall shape of the boot over time. Over the tongue are high end wax laces to lend to long-term
durability. The uniqueness of the boot is the genuine vulcanized bottom construction with the special Select tread pattern.

The pre-release of the Summit boot will be a limited number of the brown suede colorway (show above)
released globally to taste-maker shops and key accounts.

Look for the full line of colorways released with the rest of the Fall ‘11 C1RCA Select Collection later this year.

For more information on The Summit boot, where to buy, and C1RCA’s Select Collection visit
www.C1RCAselect.com

About C1RCA’s Select Collection

C1RCA’s Select line is truly just that- the select products of a signature line. Developed in 2007, C1RCA Select has evolved into a premium brand that represents the heart of C1RCA mixed with the eclectic influence of
music, art, and a lifestyle that represents progression and passion. For more information on C1RCA Select, visit
www.C1RCASELECT.com.

The new online site for the Skate4Cancer Dream Love Cure centre is up and running!

check out the site HERE

If you’re in the Toronto area, check out the event on September 11th to help learn about and support the center. Get your tickets HERE

The.Dream.Love.Cure.Centre

Skate4Cancer is a non-profit cancer awareness organization based in Toronto, Ontario. Our goal from the outset has not been to raise money, but to promote cancer prevention through education on healthy lifestyle choices

Our organization could use a space to give Skate4Cancer a home in the city of Toronto.

The space we are envisioning would serve as a public drop-in center, where people could stop by at any time to speak with someone about our many educational programs. These programs would find a permanent home in this space.

The Skate4Cancer community is predominantly youth-oriented, which is another great reason to consider establishing a headquarters downtown – giving kids a positive environment to visit, learn and benefit from. Many kids feel at ease sharing their cancer stories with Skate4Cancer volunteers. This space would give us the opportunity to sit down for one-on-one talks with kids who need to talk, share, grieve and heal.

We envisage public events at this space. These could include town hall type meetings to discuss our programs, recent news or advancements in the fight against cancer or even promotion of other healthy-lifestyle oriented organizations. It could also be used to hold talks by notable figures who share our ideas and values, further augmenting the legitimacy of our work while exposing it to a wider audience. The Skate4Cancer community continues to grow steadily across Canada and abroad. However, giving the organization a home base where we can try out new program ideas, host regular events, and further our community growth would provide a huge boost.

As Skate4Cancer has expanded in the past couple of years, we have experienced an increase in the workload of administering the programs and the organization as a whole. This space would give us the opportunity to establish an administrative hub. Being able to attach a formal address to a store-front type space in downtown Toronto would be the next logical step and give us a place to train the volunteers that will be so vital to us as the organization continues to grow.

Skate4Cancer also relies heavily upon sales of t-shirts and other accessories to help fund its initiatives where possible. These items are absolutely integral to the awareness the organization has achieved over the last few years. Our plan would devote a small portion of the space to design and sell these garments and accessories.

We have discussed how this space would benefit our home base of Toronto, Ontario. However we should mention that Skate4Cancer has successfully toured across North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. We also have a vibrant following in Australia, and the online component of the Skate4cancer community is also enormous and growing. To be sure, the ideas, events, programs and community that are developed and fine-tuned in the proposed space will have an impact that reaches beyond our city. These core elements of Skate4Cancer will be taken around the world to promote healthy living and cancer awareness internationally, tracing their roots back to the space in Toronto.

We are proud of the growing profile that Skate4Cancer has developed in Canada, the United States and overseas. We think this space would be the perfect home-base and compliment to all the work we do. We hope that you see the value of having such a positive, open and vibrant space, especially because of the youth-oriented nature.

Cancer is a scary subject for everyone, and having a forum for education, discussion and community building will serve to give people in Toronto abroad an opportunity they may not have otherwise had.

DreamLoveCure.com

Join Ashkahn for his upcoming art show of posters, THE END HAS NO END.

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