The Culture
Read our Sango deep dives into influential people, clothing, and moments that have impacted the streetwear culture.
Daniel Arsham
Daniel Arsham is an artist that will be recognized as one of our generations most iconic artist. Arsham is an expert at twisting reality and altering modern objects to look as if they were discovered in a thousand years from today.
Reebok Pump
Reebok Pumps, designed by Paul Litchfield were the most innovative and best selling shoe of its time.
LeBron James
LeBron James was a kid from Akron, Ohio who had a dream to become the world’s best basketball player. However, he became much more than an athlete.
Air Max 90
Air Max 90 a.k.a. Air Max III is one of the most successful Air Max sneakers in Nike history. A shoe designed by Tinker Hatfield.
Nike SB Dunks
Nike SB Dunks are one if not the most iconic sneaker to know. It was a shoe bigger than skateboarding, it was a tool to tell stories.
Nike Air Force 1’s
Nike Air Force 1’s are one of the most classic sneakers that played as a canvas for several other shoes. Did you know this was named after the plane that carries the President of the United States?
Dapper Dan
Daniel Day a.k.a. Dapper Dan is a fashion designer from Harlem, New York and is considered one of NY’s OG legends.
Adidas Superstar
The Adidas Superstar is a true cultural icon in the sneaker world. Did you know they were originally made for basketball?
Converse Chuck Taylor All Star
Converse Chuck Taylor All Stars are iconic in the world of sneakers. Did you know they were designed originally for basketball?
Allen Iverson
Allen Iverson played a pivotal role in NBA fashion. He is the reason in why athletes are allowed to express themselves however they would like in the clothing they wear.
Nipsey Hussle
Ermias Joseph Ashgedom a.k.a. Nipsey Hussle was an American rapper, activist, and entrepreneur from Crenshaw Los Angeles. He was an LA icon who was passionate about his career and community he lived in.
AJ1 - Air Jordan 1
Released in 1984. AJ1’s was one of the most pivotal sneakers that influenced the culture.
Aleali May
Born and raised in Crenshaw, CA. Aleali May plays a significant role for women in streetwear. She was the second woman to design a pair of Air Jordan’s.