Dime MTL is a Montreal based skate crew that have gone from producing videos, to making clothing, to hosting the best events in skateboarding, for example the Dime Glory Challenge. All of Dime's output, whether it's their videos or their clothing, has a tongue-in-cheek feel to it, with their Dime compilations being outright hilarious. Although they take a lighthearted approach to some of their apparel designs, they also produce some of the best graphic t-shirts that NOTE stock, and some of the classiest and highest quality outerwear available on the skate or streetwear market. We're stoked to stock Dime at NOTE, and it has proven to be extremely popular with a wide-range of customers over the years.

We've got beanies of all varieties, shapes and sizes to keep your head warm and looking fresh, from a variety of the finest purveyors of head-gear in the skateboarding and streetwear industry. Some of our best-selling beanies include Brixton Heist beanies and Butter Goods Wharfie beanies. We've got beanies made from merino wool, cotton, polyester, acrylic, whatever you need really. If you can't find the information that you're looking for, hit us up and we can field any requests.

NOTE was the first shop to bring Polar Skate Co to the UK back in 2011 and the brand has been keeping us stoked ever since. Polar is conceived and operated out of the mind of high octane productivity fiend Pontus Alv. PSC boasts a diverse and interesting team and has been very hard working thus far in producing a distinct and refreshing brand image through their board graphics, video output and tours. Polar's team is Aaron Herrington, Dane Brady, Nick Boserio, Oskar Rozenberg, Paul Grund, Roman Gonzalez, Shin Sanbongi, Emile Laurent, Jamie Platt and Ebou Sanyang with the Alv leading the charge! Polar Skate Co has consistently been one of the best-selling brands for NOTE over the years, and with staples such as the Polar Big Boy Pant, '93 Denim, and Fill Logo t shirts and hoods, it's easy to see why. Polar Skate Co always provides high quality garments, often featuring understated designs, but each season is laced with interesting pieces to turn a few heads. With Jacob Ovgren of Jacob's Corner repeatedly providing entertaining, and somewhat controversial graphics, keeping things light-hearted and highlighting the brand's tongue in cheek approach to apparel design. Firm staff favourite for sure!

Founded in 2008 by Garth Mariano and Matt Evans, Australian-based Butter Goods represents an eclectic mix of counter-cultural inspirations, melding together skate, music, and street style. Since NOTE first began to stock Butter Goods, it has built momentum to become one of the best-selling brands to pass through our doors. Consistently providing the best graphic t-shirts that a skateboard or streetwear company has to offer, it's easy to see why Butter Goods has such a keen following. The combination of well-thought out graphics, using high quality materials, and providing consistently legitimate visual output has rendered Butter Goods well and truly a staff and customer favourite. Recent years have also seen Butter Goods spearheading the resurgence of '90s inspired denim, and their wide array of jeans have proven ever popular, and have led to a whole swathe of baggy-jean clad youth passing through the doors at NOTE. You'll also have witnessed some of your favourite pros who are not sponsored by Butter Goods sporting the dope denim, Carlisle Aikens included. To date we have seen Butter Goods collaborate with DC, Puma, HUF and Peanuts to bring some interesting garments to the skateboard and streetwear market. Their team consists of Philly Santosuosso, Morgan Campbell, Casey Foley, Alex Schmidt and Ben Gore.

Fucking Awesome's Beginning Founded in 2001 by Jason Dill, Fucking Awesome (better known as FA) started as a clothing brand with strong DIY ethos and desire for escapism through it’s designs. With a strong visual identity directly from the mind of Dill and early backing from Supreme, FA became popular in the streetwear world and even saw Kanye West wearing one of its signature all-over print hoodies. Following this initial success, the brand quietened down until 2014 when Jason Dill and fellow Alien Workshop teammate left their board sponsor to restart Fucking Awesome as a legitimate skateboard brand with the desire to build a team as well as establish strong clothing and hardware brand. Fucking Awesome's Team Off the back of the success Supreme’s first full length video Cherry, Fucking Awesome sky-rocketed with the infusion of new and established talent with the likes of Dylan Rieder, Tyshawn Jones, Na-Kel Smith, Sean Pablo, Sage Elsesser, Ben Kadow and Kevin Bradley. The brand’s team also now includes Curren Caples, Jake Anderson, Elijah Berle, Aidan Mackey, Louie Lopez, Beatrice Domond and Gino Iannucci. Hockey In 2014, Dill and AVE founded sister company Hockey, increasing the number of riders for the company and further bolstering the popularity of FA. Since this time Fucking Awesome has grown exponentially in popularity and have collaborated with some serious brands such as Vans, adidas skateboarding and Converse.  FA Today Fucking Awesome clothing and hardware to this day features bold designs, angst-driven graphics and non-conformist collages all positing the brand’s cult like appeal. From solely producing t-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts, FA now produces a whole range of soft goods including knitwear, jerseys, Jackets, pants and accessories while also dropping decks and other hardware every season.

Since its inception in 2002, Nike SB has become one of the largest skate shoe producers, having adapted classic Nike heritage shoes from its athletic, basketball and baseball departments into skate shoes such as the Nike SB Dunk, Blazer and Bruin, to name but a few, each of which incorporate features and technology specific to skateboarding to ensure Nike SB skate shoes perform to their optimum ability. The Nike SB Team Years gone by have seen some of the most iconic and successful skate shoes of all time, including releases of popular pro shoes for individuals such as Stefan Janoski, Paul Rodriguez, Brian Anderson, Eric Koston and Shane O'Neill, with the Swoosh roster featuring some of the biggest names in skateboarding, including Ishod Wair, Grant Taylor, Oskar Rozenberg, Leo Baker, Kevin Bradley and Daan Van Der Linden. Nike SB Videos Over the years Nike SB have released some seminal skateboard videos, including Nothing But The Truth, Debacle and the Chronicles trilogy, with legacy riders including Gino Iannucci, Reese Forbes and Lance Mountain. More recently, Nike SB have partnered with the like's of Will Miles, Jacob Harris and Ant Travis to produce videos such as Quickstrike, 7 Ball, Gassed up and Trust Fall. These videos featured new riders and up and coming talent including Blake Carpenter, Donovon Piscopo, Kyron Davis, Caleb Barnett, Casper Brooker, Karsten Kleppan, Cyrus Bennett, Max Palmer, Sean Malto, Andrew Wilson, Nik Stain, Nicole Hause, Hayley Wilson, Arin Lester, Sarah Meurle, Chloe Covell, Victoria Ruesga, Jack O'Grady, Ville Wester, Hugo Boserup, Joe Campos, Noah Mahieu, Eetu Toropainen. Nike SB's Club 58 NOTE are included in Nike SB's Club 58 programme which means that we are in the very top tier of European Nike SB stockists, allowing us rare access to limited edition, Quickstrike and Orange Label products including rare Dunk releases. Nike SB have consistently produced some of the most diverse skate shoes since their inception in 2002, and recent years have seen the popularity of Nike SB Dunks absolutely skyrocket, which in turn has had a knock-on effect on the brand and cemented Nike SB one of the most popular clothing and apparel brands alongside its collection of trainers, which appeal to both skaters and sneakerheads alike. Nike SB Collaborations The unbelievable hype that has surrounded Nike SB Dunks over the last few years was helped massively by some of the collaborations that occurred in 2020 between Nike SB and other brands. Notable releases during this period saw the Nike SB Travis Scott Dunk Low Premium spearhead the attack, with people losing their minds over that release followed closely behind by the 'Chunky Dunky Dunk Lows', an unusual collaboration between Nike SB and Ben & Jerry's, with select pairs featuring a special ice cream tub box. Alongside these unusual and unexpected collaborations were further collabs with core skate brands and shops keeping die hard sneakerheads and skaters alike happy, including the StrangeLove Dunk Lows, featuring artwork by Sean Cliver, a collab with Berlin-based skate shop Civilist for some unusual Dunk Lows that featured a colour changing technology when the shoes heated up. Older popular Dunk releases that NOTE have stocked included the Diamond Tiffany Dunks, Jeff Staple Pigeon Dunks, and collaborations with Boston-based streetwear store Concepts with the various Lobster Dunks that have released over the years. The Latest Nike SB Nike SB's recent foray in to basketball has seen the brand reach new heights and also new audiences. The collaboration with the NBA and the release of the Air Jordan 4 mirrors the brands ethos to bring the best technology and practice into skateboarding this has included the use of air max technology and Lunarlon among others.

The eyes without a face skateboard brand Hockey was started by Anthony Van Engelen (aka AVE) and Jason Dill in 2014 as a sister company to Fucking Awesome. John Fitzgerald, Andrew Allen, Ben Kadow, Kevin Rodrigues, Diego Todd and Nik Stain skate for Hockey.

Discover our range of baggy and wide-leg jeans, designed for ultimate comfort and style both on and off the board. With a relaxed fit and durable construction, these jeans offer skaters the freedom to move while maintaining that laid-back look essential to skate culture.