Fall Line Preview
News&Happenings
Mother Nachure pt.2
Here, we have the Mother Nachure pt.2 t-shirt collection! The Mother Nachure collection release date is TBA. Stay tuned for updates. Thank's for your support everyone!
New Designs: "Space Tear Drop" T-shirt
Our most recent piece in production--The "Space Tear Drop" t-shirt will be available Friday, Sept 25th. Drop us a line and let us know what you think! graphiqnachure@gmail.com
Exclusive Champ Magazine Interview!
Yesterday, on Sept. 1st, Graphiq Nachure Clothing was exlusively interviewed by Champ Magazine. Check it out! http://www.champmag.com/?p=6166
They're mission statement: CHAMP is abbreviating for Culture, Hip-hop, Arts, Music & Production. This in actuality is what our media will provide to the community. Culture which forms the very foundation of our society will be explored. Hip-hop, a growing culture for much of the youth will be cultivated as an outlet for hidden talent. Arts and Music which provide many with an alternate to the norm of the everyday.
As a community based magazine we envision educating the people on several levels. From encouraging the youth to be involved in communal activity to providing them with information about career choices. Also, we hope to provide recognition for all those people that prove as essential contributors to the community. We hope that this will provide the encouragement needed for continued growth and activity within the locality. What we propose to undertake is something much more than just the distribution of pictures and text on paper. Its our views, our thoughts, our community – our vision. Champ will represent Canadian urban culture. In a country that prides itself on multiculturalism – we shall not only help these voices be heard – but also echoed.
As a community based magazine we envision educating the people on several levels. From encouraging the youth to be involved in communal activity to providing them with information about career choices. Also, we hope to provide recognition for all those people that prove as essential contributors to the community. We hope that this will provide the encouragement needed for continued growth and activity within the locality. What we propose to undertake is something much more than just the distribution of pictures and text on paper. Its our views, our thoughts, our community – our vision. Champ will represent Canadian urban culture. In a country that prides itself on multiculturalism – we shall not only help these voices be heard – but also echoed.