Top Sneaker Retailer Sportie LA: Our Featured Raging Artist
Cee Lo Green
What makes someone a Raging Artist? Recently, we honored sculptor Gunner Johnson for his socially conscious avant garde work, a marriage of playfulness, passion, and honesty. This is because a Raging Artist is true to himself, charging forward to make his mark on the world. This month, we pay tribute to a Los Angeles institution that has – for more than a quarter-century – been synonymous with fashion and cool: Sportie LA.
Read More »Standup Comedy with Raging Artists at Saba Sushi Goes Beyond The Brick Wall
LOS ANGELES, January 30, 2012 – The RA comedy troupe is up to something fishy. Well, something sushi, actually. On February 7, content creation and marketing agency Raging Artists presents “Beyond the Brick Wall,” a live show to be taped as part of a new Web series of the same name. Comics and company principals Juicy Diaz, Ernie Noh, and Hersh Rephun (http://youtu.be/YPs5L0TEMoY) will appear in the lineup, which also includes Andie Bolt, Mike Citera, Andy Dugan, and Rich Aronovich. The event will take place at new Melrose hot spot, Saba Sushi – offering a rare, hot combo of comedy, sake, and kosher sushi.
Read More »Sportie LA Media
Raging Artists’ work for Sportie LA and its footwear marketing division Sportie LA Media (SLAM) has helped shape a highly visible brand image.
Bridgetta Tomarchio Interviewed by Sportie Lab
BEARPAW boots lover and actress/model Bridgetta Tomarchio was recently interviewed by Sportie Lab, indie sneaker retailer Sportie LA’s new lifestyle blog, about her involvement with Cause Just 4 Paws. Bridgetta acts on her love of man’s best friend by building awareness for Just 4 Paws, a group she started with fellow animal-lovers Malissa Rabold and Meagan Sargent, that aims to rescue dogs from high kill shelters.
Karina Smirnoff, Sportie LA, Have Customers Dancing With The Stars in BEARPAW Boots
L.A. Gear Originals
An iconic brand that defined an era and dominated the marketplace, LA Gear is synonymous with late 80s and 90s popular culture. For more than a decade, however, the brand all but disappeared from the fashion landscape. In 2008, brand-owner ACI teamed with indie retail powerhouse Sportie LA to reinvent and reintroduce the brand under the moniker LA Gear Originals. Updating classic styles from the Unstoppable line (’89-’90) with new colors and materials, the they prepared to launch a line of sneakers that would merge past and present.
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