Lakai Manchester Select SMU in Black/Lime, now on sale at Reload Clothing for just £49.00 with FREE DELIVERY, you won't pay a penny more than £49.00.Log onto www.reloadclothing.co.uk to buy your new pair of Manchester select's
Wednesday 31 March 2010
Lakai Manchester Select SMU
Lakai Manchester Select SMU in Black/Lime, now on sale at Reload Clothing for just £49.00 with FREE DELIVERY, you won't pay a penny more than £49.00.Log onto www.reloadclothing.co.uk to buy your new pair of Manchester select's
Monday 22 March 2010
Newbreed Girl Impossible Love T-shirt
Newbreed Girl T-shirts UK
Newbreed Girl has been selling well through the winter months so we have increased the amount of designs we stock to include Newbreed Interested t-shirt, impossible love and Konnichiwa, as well as these new design's we still have some of the best sellers which have been carried through such as the Newbreed Girl Tokyo attack t-shirt and hoodie. We do FREE DELIVERY worldwide
Why not browse our site to see what's new www.reloadclothing.co.uk
Etnies Lo-Cut 2.5, Etnies RVM
Etnies Spring Summer 10 Footwear now in store
Etnies Lo-Cut 2.5, Jameson 2, Etnies RSS and both Santiago and Santiago SMU are now fully uploaded onto reloadclothing.co.uk under Men's footwear.
We also have some new stuff for Women, Etnies Lowrizer, RVM, Vanah and Perry Mid's.
For Kids we have brought in Etnies Ronin and RVM.
We deliver worldwide free of charge so when comparing prices don't forget to take this into account, you may find that you are actually paying more by shopping else where after they have bumped up your price with shipping costs.
Saturday 13 March 2010
Santa Cruz Screaming Hand Deck
Santa Cruz Screaming Hand Shocker Deck 7.7 on sale at Reload ClothingNew in this week, Santa Cruz Screaming Hand Shocker deck and we have more on their way. We also had Zoo York decks, Bones Reds bearings, skate dice, destructo trucks, Independent Koston trucks and loads more. To take a look come into the high street store or just log on to www.reloadclothing.co.uk
Friday 12 March 2010
Skatepark update 10 March 2010
Lichfield Skatepark Update 10-March-2010
A representative from Reload Clothing attended the latest meeting between the LSA and Lichfield District Council concerning the Skatepark.
Initially the two parties were still debating the budget that will be set for the skatepark The LSA had reduced their budget target to get things moving, they had reduced from £400,000 to £350,000 however the Lichfield DC would not compromise and the budget was set at £300,000.
One point to be noted was that the skating surface will be 1500m2 including the internal landscaping (external landscaping such as paths etc will not be paid for out of the budget of £300,000). Again the Lichfield DC would not move on this.
Let’s hope there isn’t too much internal landscaping!
At least things are progressing and an advert tendering for the design of the skatepark has been placed in March’s edition of Sidewalk magazine and also Landscape Institute magazine. All interested designers have to have replied by April 30th.
There was a lot of discussion and concerns raised about the quality of the materials used to build the skatepark. Everyone was in agreement that it should be built to a high standard.
Both parties are now starting to apply to various organisations for funding, there is still a lot of work to do to raise the money needed to fund this project.
Anyone interested in donating any monies to the skatepark need to contact the LSA.
Other news is that the mobile skatepark is being delivered at the end of March and it has a new deluxe skate surface. This will be assembled in the Friary sports centre, sports hall during the Easter holidays and is free for all to use. There was also discussion about it being assembled outdoors during the summer months but this has yet to be confirmed.
One last point for all the skaters, there have been a lot of complaints about skateboarding in the City Arcade (off Bore Street), outside Marks & Spencer’s, the Garrick and Aldi. It may seem that the police are coming down hard but there are elderly people who are fed up with the sound of skateboards going up and down the street during unsociable hours, put yourself in their position I bet you wouldn’t like it! The other side of this is if you continue to skate in these areas you may find that when it comes to the public consultation during the planning phase there may be a lot of opposition against the skatepark and it may swing the other way. There has been a lot of hard work put into getting this skatepark built and it is finally going ahead, let’s not spoil it.
A representative from Reload Clothing attended the latest meeting between the LSA and Lichfield District Council concerning the Skatepark.
Initially the two parties were still debating the budget that will be set for the skatepark The LSA had reduced their budget target to get things moving, they had reduced from £400,000 to £350,000 however the Lichfield DC would not compromise and the budget was set at £300,000.
One point to be noted was that the skating surface will be 1500m2 including the internal landscaping (external landscaping such as paths etc will not be paid for out of the budget of £300,000). Again the Lichfield DC would not move on this.
Let’s hope there isn’t too much internal landscaping!
At least things are progressing and an advert tendering for the design of the skatepark has been placed in March’s edition of Sidewalk magazine and also Landscape Institute magazine. All interested designers have to have replied by April 30th.
There was a lot of discussion and concerns raised about the quality of the materials used to build the skatepark. Everyone was in agreement that it should be built to a high standard.
Both parties are now starting to apply to various organisations for funding, there is still a lot of work to do to raise the money needed to fund this project.
Anyone interested in donating any monies to the skatepark need to contact the LSA.
Other news is that the mobile skatepark is being delivered at the end of March and it has a new deluxe skate surface. This will be assembled in the Friary sports centre, sports hall during the Easter holidays and is free for all to use. There was also discussion about it being assembled outdoors during the summer months but this has yet to be confirmed.
One last point for all the skaters, there have been a lot of complaints about skateboarding in the City Arcade (off Bore Street), outside Marks & Spencer’s, the Garrick and Aldi. It may seem that the police are coming down hard but there are elderly people who are fed up with the sound of skateboards going up and down the street during unsociable hours, put yourself in their position I bet you wouldn’t like it! The other side of this is if you continue to skate in these areas you may find that when it comes to the public consultation during the planning phase there may be a lot of opposition against the skatepark and it may swing the other way. There has been a lot of hard work put into getting this skatepark built and it is finally going ahead, let’s not spoil it.
Friday 5 March 2010
Enjoi clothing on sale at Reload Clothing, FREE DELIVERY
This is the first time Reload Clothing have stocked Enjoi clothing, we hope it compliments our Enjoi skateboard range nicely. If you like enjoi skate hard wear or apparel you can check out the cool new stuff like the Leaky Drip Jacket, Various t shirts and hoodies, not to forget the Pandalton woven shirt and selection of caps we have.
To browse the products log onto www.reloadclothing.co.uk or drop into out high street store in the center of Lichfield (address on website)
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