K-Swiss Radio

In this episode, Greg Selkoe and Sneaker Steve stop by the K Swiss office to talk about their new business Wanderset.com as well as lessons learned from Karmaloop and a near death experience.

In this episode, Emil Corsillo gives us his best tactics for getting attention as a small brand. Named one of GQ's Best New Menswear Designers, he talks about taking risks, learning from abundant mistakes and the importance of professional presentation. 

In this episode, Karen Civil walks us through her journey from wanting to be an "online communicator" before it existed to now, being one of the most well-known social media marketers in the industry.  She explains why it's essential to stay true to yourself when building your career. 

In this episode, we talk to Matt Halfhill, founder of Nice Kicks, who turned his love of sneakers into a profitable and long-lasting business.   Fun Fact: Nice Kicks is attributed to the being the first to use Throwback Thursday on the internet. 

In this episode, we go behind this scenes with Leah McSweeney, the founder of popular female-focused streetwear brand, Married to the Mob.  After 10 years of carving out her space in a competitive industry, Leah tells us the unique story of how she got started, and how she’s lasted streetwear's fast-moving culture.  

In this episode we talk to Mike Cherman, founder of streetwear brand Chinatown Market.  Mike talks about his previous brands, his successes, failures and lessons learned along the way. Based in Los Angeles, Chinatown Market is known for their graphic printed T’s, bootlegged logos and most recently, their IKEA dad cap.  Hypebeast once said ‘No trend is safe from Mike Cherman’, testament to his speed to pick up on what’s relevant in youth culture.