It is truly inspiring the work you have done at Noah. I recently listened to an interview with Chris Gentile owner of Pilgrim Surf Supply. He talks about how for many years he was reluctant to bring his interests of art music style and surfing under one roof. Once he did it - it became the uniqueness of Pilgrim and what makes that place special.
I feel that with Noah you also brought all your interests under one roof. Cultures that maybe the public one previously considered separate. Preppy, punk, skate, surf, sailing, running, downtown and uptown. Did you have apprehensions of combining them together? Or did it always make sense to you that you could combine these different interests into one?
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Hey Brendon,
It is truly inspiring the work you have done at Noah. I recently listened to an interview with Chris Gentile owner of Pilgrim Surf Supply. He talks about how for many years he was reluctant to bring his interests of art music style and surfing under one roof. Once he did it - it became the uniqueness of Pilgrim and what makes that place special.
I feel that with Noah you also brought all your interests under one roof. Cultures that maybe the public one previously considered separate. Preppy, punk, skate, surf, sailing, running, downtown and uptown. Did you have apprehensions of combining them together? Or did it always make sense to you that you could combine these different interests into one?
Best,
George
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