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My name is Jaxin Hall and I make clothes.
I was born and raised in South Auckland, New Zealand. I didn't finish high school. I didn't go to University. I didn't come from a wealthy family. I am just making this life up as I go along.
I get asked all the time "how should I go about starting my own clothing line?" and the truth is, I have no idea of the ideal way to go about doing this. I'm still figuring out how to do it myself.
I don't consider myself to be a graphic designer. I see designs from real graphic designers every day that I look at and think "damn! I should have stayed in school". They're real artists. I just draw stuff and figure out how to do stuff as well as I can to make these ideas that pop in to my head somehow become real so that I can wear them.
I think the best piece of advice anyone ever gave me didn't come in the form of advice at all. I asked a guy who had a pretty successful clothing brand and freelance design company, "Do you have any advice for someone trying to start a clothing brand?" To which he replied "I not gonna f**kin tell you what to do. Just make shirts if you want to make shirts"
At the time I was really hurt by that. But I get it now. Maybe I wouldn't say it in the same way, but in this journey of trying to make this work, I have to say "just make shirts if you want to make shirts" was pretty much what I had to do It made me do it all myself and learn from each and every mistake I made along the way. And there were a lot of them. So I learned a lot.
So if you want to go do something. GO! Just do it. Who cares what it is or what other people think. When you hit the snags, learn from them. When you get really down and feel like it's not going to work, or people are condescending and unsupportive, use that as motivation to show them what you are capable of and never give up.
If I can make this work, anyone can. Trust me. I'm a nobody, from nowhere.
I went from poor in the hood in South Auckland, New Zealand, being told "you're not going to have anything to fall back on", to a beautiful wife, a beautiful daughter, 2 brands and a warehouse that's getting too small in Southern California.
I get scared, every day, about the realities of life and the responsibilities I have. But I believe I was given these dreams and passions for a reason. I'm here for a reason and I won't quit for anything.
The only advice I can give you is to do the same, because that's all I know and I believe it's all you need.
x Jaxin Hall
photo: Matt Lingo
Tony Perry of Pierce The Veil (@tony_turtle) in the New Wreath Logo tee
photo: Adam Elmakias
Today is the last day to enter our draw to win this signed Story Of The Year prize pack containing their "Ten Years And Counting" reimagining of "Page Avenue" a poster and a laminate, all signed by the whole band. Just send us a screen shot of your order from the new line and tag it with #SOTYgiveaway before midnight tonight to be in the draw! Winner will be announced tomorrow on our twitter account @lovebeforeglory
Jaime Preciado (@PTVJaime) of Pierce The Veil in our Alumni tee.
photo: Adam Elmakias
20 Questions: HIGH HØØPS (Jordan Arts)
New Zealand producer/singer/boy wonder, Jordan Arts, after making a name for himself as half of Kids of 88, continues to impress with his new solo project “HIGH HØØPS”.
We got him to sit down with your questions and see a little more of what makes him tick…
www.soundcloud.com/highoops
1. You are given $1,000,000 what is the first thing you do?
Freak out. I’d probably be really smart with it so my grandchildren’s grandchildren could benefit! Invest. Or…get it changed to coins so I can fill up my Palm Tree shaped pool to live the Scrooge McDuck lifestyle i’ve always dreamt of. 2. If the band ended tomorrow (God forbid) what would you hope to do for a career?
English Football Manager / Videographer. 3. Is there one song you play in your set or even in your spare time you enjoy the most? Why?
A song called Keep Your Love Close, it was one of those songs that felt right every step of the way. Which isn’t always the case. It’s the song i’m most proud of and want the world to hear. 4. What’s the first thing you do when you get home from tour?
Shower. Groom. Trackpants. Order a Pizza. Fire up a movie in bed only to fall asleep for a solid day. 5. Are your parents musical?
No. Enthusiasts, but only a few bar chords on a rusty guitar. My Opa (Dutch grandfather) could blitz a Mandolin and strike some tangy notes on a Banjo and taught me the basics of guitar and piano. 6. What’s your musical guilty pleasure?
Cheesy 80’s slowjam RNB. See - Blackstreet ‘Deep’ or Silk -’ Freak Me’ 7. What’s the one thing you can’t leave for tour without?
Macbook/Canon 5D Camera and Football Manager on the iphone. 8. Were your parents supportive of your commitment to music at first or did they take some convincing?
They noticed I would tap on every surface of the house when I was about 7 and for my 8th birthday they got me a drum kit. Greatest supportive parents I could have ever wished for. 9. Do you have a musical hero?
I always seem to go back to Jimi Hendrix, or the Beatles. It was just a time of complete head-first originality and something we’ll never hear again. Trapped in time, but golden forever. 10. Do you have any other interests, talents or hobbies we might not know about?
You probably would’ve gathered now that i’m a complete Football nut. I also really love the science of a great coffee and have a love for moving image and art.
11. Do you have any pet peeves? Grammar. Bad spelling. Slow drivers. Burnt toast. 12. What was the last movie you watched? Sleepwalk with Me. 13. What was the last book you read? Fourfourtwo Magazine. How to grow Succulents. 14. When was the last time YOU felt like a fan?
Lupe Fiasco crashing the Big Day Out afterparty in Sydney Australia. He kicked the minimal house DJ off and played Michael Jackson for a solid hour with his sunglasses on in the dark club and danced with all the guests. 15. Do you collect anything?
Records. Mostly nothing over $5. Gems for cutting up for samples. Religious Candles. Vintage lenses. 16. What’s more important…passion or skill?
With passion will come skill. If you want it bad enough you’ll always learn. I don’t think i’ll ever stop learning. 17. Do you think social media has changed fan/artist interaction for better or for worse?
Different. It’s easy to setup a band page and get it out to the world but also makes for more overnight successes that are gone with the wind of a Wednesday afternoon. 18. What did you want to be before you wanted to be a musician?
I wanted to write scores for Cinema or be a football player. I can hum most of the cinema pieces from Home Alone, Back to the Future and The Sandlot. 19. Where on your travels have you felt the furthest from home?
New York (I live in NZ) - I loved Brooklyn but couldn’t deal with the no Horizon line in Manhattan and felt trapped in the rat race. That, or Tokyo. It’s as if you’re on the Truman Show - very surreal but in the most fantastic way. 20. If you could be anywhere in the world right now, where would it be?
Orange County, kicking back at the LBG store, sipping on a tallboy of FourLoko and playing FIFA.
New line is up now!
www.lovebeforeglory.com
photo: Matt Lingo
15 second recap of the signing Rian Dawson and Tony Perry did at the Epicenter Festival, in Irvine, CA last month.
people: "how much for the meet & greet?"
us: "Why should you have to pay for a meet & greet?"
LoveBeforeGlory and Key Street tents at Epicenter
My new shirt came in today, finally c:
Love Before Glory|Fall 2013
Shot/edited by: Jason Shelton
Check out this promo that rain-video.com made for us
The hoodie in the promo is from our new line which releases on October 20th.
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Pierce The Veil's Jaime Preciado (@PTVJaime) catching his breath back stage in our Alumni tee
photo: Adam Elmakias
The legend returns...Max Helyer (@maxmeatsix) and Matt Barnes (@mattmeatsix) hit the streets of the USA in search of the best, most iconic eateries and give you the low down in Season Two of Max & Matt's Munchies
Nice "MVP tee", Matt...
in case you've been living under a rock, you should have heard of the young kiwi heroine blowing up the US charts at age of 16.
Ella Yelich-O'Connor AKA Lorde is awesome. She's young, she sings about how empty the words of the singles we aspire to are and here, in the video for "Royals", she has her friends play the role of themselves living life as we do.
It looks mundane compared to the maybachs and diamonds we sing about craving, but that's the point.
This is most of our lives and since when is that a bad thing?
UK beauties, You Me At Six (@youmeatsix) dropped their first single/video from their upcoming album, which they just finished recording over the Summer in Los Angeles.
The song is called 'Lived A Lie' and you can get it, your ears to listen to, here: http://smarturl.it/YMASlal
For now, do your eyes a favour and check out the video for 'Lived A Lie' and make sure you get along to their upcoming US headline tour...
SEPTEMBER Fri 27 Dallas, TX - The Door Sat 28 Houston, TX - Warehouse Sun 29 San Antonio, TX - White Rabbit OCTOBER Tue 01 Phoenix, AZ - Nile Thu 03 Anaheim, CA - House of Blues Fri 04 Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Sat 05 San Diego, CA - Soma Sun 06 San Francisco, CA - Slims Mon 07 Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theatre Tue 08 Seattle, WA - El Corazon Thu 10 Salt Lake City, UT - In The Venue Fri 11 Denver, CO - Summit Sun October 13 Chicago, IL - Bottom Lounge Mon 14 Detroit, MI - Shelter/St Andrews Tue 15 Toronto, ON - Opera House Thu 17 Boston, MA - Paradise Fri 18 New York, NY - Gramercy Sat 19 Springfield, VA - Empire Sun 20 Philadelphia, PA - TLA
Tickets on sale now! www.youmeatsix.co.uk
Check out All Time Low's new music video for their single "A Love Like War", featuring Vic Fuentes of Pierce The Veil.
I hope Rian read the cleaning instructions on the reverse of the label on his lovely Key Street shirt there, because it looks like he might have a little butter stain problem.