As most of ya'll may know the Rogue skate team is in the process of putting a video together. Well to add on here's another teaser to the video of Brett Sube's part.

Get Shit Dun- GSD

Middle finger tee.

GSD Logo tee, Straight up gettin shit done 2009!

GSD Repeater Pattern tee. Skateboard bearing's, Bike Crank's, plus GSD wing logo's all repeated in an all over print.

First run of GSD tees. Very limited only 100 all together

DTA Fall 09

Check it out HERE buster

Thanks Juan, Yo, Jasper, Gabe, and The whole RS fam

Was able to get this early thanks to Yo and Juan. SHould be out either tomorrow or sometime in the week. Also thanks to Jasper for all the slaps. As always The RS fam hooks it up. Also everyone at the drop, pretty cool time. TWO gettin down. CHeck Kaitlyn's blog for more pics later on. Thanks again.

5th Column--Preview/Release

Alright so most of you know Anwar has been giving us mad previews of the new 5th Column line and here is the final product. Big ups to Anwar and Jason who have been making the 5th Column bigger, tees are looking pretty dope fellas! Deffinately going to be grabbing one of these. Still not sure as to when and were these will be available but I'll keep you posted.

If you have any questions regarding 5th Column, email Anwar at anwar@thefivecolumns.com or info@thefivecolumns.com

HELL A SERIES

HELL A SERIES: act I - SPAHN RANCH

By August 1968 Charles Manson and his “Family” had already been evicted from Dennis Wilson (of The Beach Boys) house and had established a base for the group at Spahn’s Movie Ranch, near Topanga Canyon. On March 23, 1969, Manson called, uninvited, on 10050 Cielo Drive, which he had known as the residence of record producer, Terry Melcher. By that time Melcher was no longer residing there; since that February, the tenants had been actress Sharon Tate and her husband, film director Roman Polanski.

HELL A SERIES: act II - NORTH HOLLYWOOD

February 28th 1997, North Hollywood. A series of bank robberies culminated in quite possibly the most violent shootout in modern American police history. The lives of 36 patrons and 12 employees were endangered when two heavily armed men, Larry Phillips Jr and Emil Matasareanu, wearing body armor decided to rob the Bank of America in North Hollywood. Seen entering the bank by Los Angeles police officers, the two men intimidated employees and patrons by firing shots inside while not realizing that Los Angeles police officers were surrounding the building. As they left the bank, the robbers became aware of their predicament and began shooting at police and civilians.

Three civilians and nine officers were shot within the first five minutes of the shootout, and a to

tal of 350 officers were called to the scene. As police bullets bounced off the suspects, it became evident that the two men were wearing body armor and had out-gunned the police with their armor piercing bullets and semiautomatic weapons. A total of seven civilians and eleven LAPD officers were injured. Despite the overwhelming odds, many heroic officers, while in grave danger, initiated officer and citizen rescues as the suspects continued to exchange shots with other officers. The suspects fired more than 1,100 rounds from their semiautomatic assault rifles. Eventually, members of the LAPD SWAT team shot and killed them both. This event in Los Angeles history, changed law enforcement rules of engagement throughout the country.

HELL A SERIES: act III - L.A. RIOTS

This was my television memory; now I was seeing first hand what was really happening.

I peered through my side-window as the copter continued to circle in a steep bank. I could see that traffic was moving through the intersection below us. I watched as various cars whipped in a U-turn around to avoid the ominous chaos ahead. There were clusters of people milling around. They were throwing rocks and bottles at the passing cars. There were no police officers around, just an unruly mob venting hate on innocent motorists who happened to find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Other figures on the street were darting in and out of a liquor store at the corner, taking what they wanted. The looting, the beating and the hysteria was going on right below me. My mind went back 27 years to when I covered the Watts riots in 1965. I tried to draw up similarities that might help my reports on what was going on below. I remember telling myself that the big difference was that in Watts, they had fires.

The Five Columns

Just a little background on the HelLA Series of shirts DTA is droppin for those of you who have no clue on what they stand for/represent. Just thought I'd share with you all

Choc Croc x Expensive Taste

Crew Show

Fall drop, along with some other dope sweaters and different colorways. Keep posted

Rogue Status x CCS Mailorder

Here's a preview of some new Rogue denim. These jeans are a Collabo with long time skateboard magazine/catalog mailorder CCS. No word on drop date yet but I'll keep you posted. I got a chance to take a look at them last week and honestly they look nice. Gunshow in the right pocket as you can see and also gunshow on that little pocket above the right pocket.

Summer Tyme

So clean. Really feeling the first two colors ways!



SUPREME

Preview Status

You got it here first.

EDIT: Just heard it's a Japan release only.

GO AWOL

Grime Tape

Thanks you Yo now lets go fuck shit up!

DTA Posse

SmogCheck

Jasper taking us on a tour of Cash Printing.

Don't be dumb, you already know.

FMS x R8

Be there. You know what's droppin' don't be dumb!

DTA Posse will be in full effect

Click image then click again to enlarge

RS x Mighty Healthy

About time they made a collab.
Clean ass Tee. LA from the AWOL logo, pretty dope. RoboCop

Destroy Torment Annihilate

Thanks--
The first Menace Beach sample and a tank.

ALIFE x ROGUE

Peep game

Supreme x Vans

TODAY!

Red ones!! ILLLLLLLLLL

HUF Spring 09- Tees

Out This Saturday @ HUF SF/LA! One of my favs

Peep the rest HERE