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In the early seventies, the company founded two friends, Rich Novak and Jay Shuirman, in one of their garages in Santa Cruz, California. The dream of these two surfers was the creation of skate products. For the realization of these dreams, the NHS Santa Cruz Skateboards founded in 1973 and develops and sells skateboard products to this day.
Women's sweatshirts Santa Cruz
During time women's sweatshirts broke through their free-time look and became a full-featured piece of clothing for the city, work, party and excursions. Today it is a fully versatile part of outfits that is good to pay attention to and choose the right one. Sweatshirts are made of high-grade warm materials and we divide them into women's zip-up sweatshirts and sweatshirts over the head. At Swis-shop.com they are very often decorated with prints, or color patterns and motifs. The vast majority of them comes from special limited collections. We have variants hooded and without hood, with pockets or with a kangaroo pocket and etc.. Choose from different cuts, color variations and sizes.
In 1975, designer Jim Phillips started working for NHS. Its main goal was to create skateboard designs that could compete with the developed surfers industry. That goal Jim Phillips soon filled out after asking him for the design of his model of the then profi rider Rob Roskopp. Thanks to the subsequent popularity of this design, Jim was asked to further develop his graphic skills at Santa Cruz Skateboards. Since then Jim has worked day and night on his mostly dark, wild, comic designs. One day he drew his hand from designing his designs that he decided to make this pain in design, and the proposal of the legendary Screaming Hand came into being today. This proposal is one of its most successful and is still actively used today. The Santa Cruz brand is so well-known for its distinctive designs that do not follow trends, but rather indicate them. Nowadays Jim's son Jimbo Phillips is one of the major graphic artists at Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz has also begun to produce snowboard equipment, but has remained essentially at the roots of the proven graphics of old oldschool skateboards.
