Dropping September 16th, DC x Cash Only comprises a Lynx OG with denim upper and gum sole, graphic tee, and hoodie, plus a limited edition hand-tufted rug and dice set to round out the ultimate throwback capsule.
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- The limited DC Shoes X Cash Only capsule is available on September 16, 2023, at dcshoes.com and select retailers worldwide.
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Mike Heikkila shot The collection lookbook in San Francisco, and features skateboarders Aleka Lang and Adilson Pedro.
Inspired by the golden era of skateboarding, rap and pop culture, independent streetwear brand Cash Only started dropping products in 2018 after trading as a distribution company for several years. Inspired by the days when Cash was indeed king, Cash Only tributes to the period before smartphones and YouTube, when the pants were big, dreams were even bigger, and the only way to experience a city and scene was to travel to it physically.
DC Shoes, a brand synonymous with skateboarding's golden era, when baggy jeans reigned supreme, was the logical partner for a footwear collaboration, and the Cash Only Lynx design is inspired by Cash Only's infamous 'jorts' (denim shorts) with denim and leather detailing and woven embroidery.
The limited DC Shoes X Cash Only capsule is available on September 16, 2023, at dcshoes.com and select retailers worldwide.
About DC Shoes
Since 1994, DC Shoes has been committed to progression—from game-changing skate shoe designs to supporting the world's most groundbreaking skateboarders, snowboarders, and artists. DC helped shape modern collaboration culture by pioneering partnerships with Supreme, FTP, Shepard Fairey, Buscemi, Doublet, Carrots, and Needles. In 2023, DC continues to push the envelope with more exciting collaborations. dcshoes.com @dcshoes @dc_womens
About Cash Only
Starting as a distribution company, Cash Only began making products under that name in 2018 as a side project celebrating the golden era of skateboarding, rap music and pop culture many of us grew up on. The name harps back when stores were Cash Only. Before smartphones and YouTube, when pants were big, and dreams were bigger. cash-only.com @cashonlydist