The streetwear scene is so wide that it’s nearly impossible to define its boundaries and determine exactly which brands can be considered street or not. Apart from skate brands such Stüssy, Off-White or Supreme, universally acknowledged as founding fathers of the whole street movement, the rest of brands are usually deeply rooted in other disciplines. Arc’teryx and Salomon Sportstyle played a key role in making the outdoors more urban, and yet they’re hiking realities, with a strong focus on highly technical outerwear and ski wear. A similar scenario applies to Carhartt WIP and Dickies, two brands with a clear workwear background, slowly but steadily turned into lifestyle clothing giants. Same goes for sportswear since Nike, New Balance and all the others produce trainers and sport clothing originally meant for football, basket, tennis or others.