OBEY PARIS STORE OPENING

OBEY Awareness is proud to partner with Skateistan.In 2008, Skateistan began on the streets of Kabul. Today, they reach over 10,000 individuals across 50 locations on five continents, with 56% of participants identifying as girls or young women. An award-winning, women-led organization using skateboarding and creative learning to build safe spaces where marginalized children can grow, play and shape their futures.OBEY Awareness has supported causes aligned with our ideals since 2007. This season, we are proud to stand behind Skateistan. 100% of net profits from the OBEY x Skateistan collection go directly to their work around the world.

OPENING FRIDAY APRIL 10TH18:00 - 21:00Meet Coodre, an Amsterdam-based sculptor. Known for his playful yet tactile approach to form and material, he creates custom-made sculptures and objects that blur the boundaries between art and design. While he works across a range of techniques, his focus lies in ceramics and bespoke sculptural pieces.We visited him in his studio to talk about his process, inspiration, and his upcoming exhibition at our OBEY Art Space in Amsterdam.Runstraat 25, Amsterdam
On view: April 10 - April 24

For Spring 2026, OBEY and French shoemaker Paraboot join forces for the very first time on the Montana and a limited range of premium apparel. Counterculture meets craftsmanship.This unison arises from shared legacies of sticking true to ethos over time. Leaving a print amidst the noise.The core of this capsule is the Montana, a charming nod to 1970s climbing shoes. On a canvas of premium pebbled-leather, OBEY has embossed the tongue with the Icon Face – a bold symbol of counterculture devised by OBEY-founder and artist/activist Shepard Fairey. A subtle chartreuse-hue serves as accent stitching, an ode to the rugged Chartreuse mountains that rest across from the Paraboot factory in France.The premium line of apparel lends itself to aesthetics of American baseball, with a contemporary touch of French flair. The ‘Bochy Embroidered Shirt’ is a button-up striped shirt with Paraboot embroidery and an OBEY-branded woven label. The piece takes its name from Bruce Bochy, an American-French baseball manager.“Krank” is an old slang term that denotes a passionate, eccentric and often noisy baseball fan. It made sense to embody this energy into the heavyweight printed ‘Kranks Tee’.The Lanceur pant (French for ‘pitcher’) is a straight-leg pleated cotton trouser which links the capsule all together.‘Noiseless Ascent’ is the campaign that director Martin Malnoë brought to life for this collaboration. Set in the depths of the Paraboot factory, he takes cues from OBEY’s visual language and the No Wave avant-garde music and art movement of 1970s New York.Bright glares and industrial cacophony crescendo into audio-visual harmony, a vessel for the resilience of Paraboot craftsmanship and punk attitude of OBEY. The collaboration is available now online in the EU and North America and at select retailers worldwide.

OBEY the Night Vol 2. was a success. On February 10th, OBEY Harajuku dropped a limited run of tees in collaboration with HOME, and the space filled up quick. HOME @home_band_ delivered a live performance that set the tone for the evening, while Whelmey @asako___ carried the momentum with a DJ set that kept the room moving.

Ryan has been rocking an OBEY wardrobe for as long as he’s had adult money. While being a fan of the clothes, he also takes pride in supporting the brand for its political stances and humanitarian efforts. He left it up to his tattoo artist to surprise him with a more permanent addition to his OBEY uniform. Cado approved.

"BOOK" BERLINFEB 19–20, 11:00–21:00 "BOOK" is exactly what it seems: an ephemeral bookshop imagined by publisher @kermesse.cool, with a wide selection of new and old books curated by artist @victorunwin, alongside special guest selections curated by the Obey Art Space family:Max Theodor, Manuel Osterholt, Vincent Gertoberens, Dela Charles, Jannik Dietz FlufflordArt books, design books, fashion books, literature books, conceptual books, books on books… After its second edition in Paris, "BOOK" BERLIN is a new occasion to reflect on the infinite creative, social, political, and poetical potential of reading.We thank everyone for coming over the weekend. It was great to hang and meet new people.