Over the past decade REPSET has grown and evolved from a small blog into many branches – all tightly rooted in BMX. As a brand, REPSET embodies a lifestyle focussed on history and foundations, growing up while keeping the fun around, and a strong Do-It-Yourself ethic. All carefully built with respect for the contributions of the past, and influence from the up-and-coming.
REPSET was founded in 2005 as a small website between friends across Canada to curate and share content from around the web. A strong focus on the surrounding BMX scenes, local music, and sneakerhead fashion grew the REPSET blog during its infancy until a pivot came in 2007 to focus solely on Canadian BMX content. The site solidified itself as the go-to source for Canada’s slice of bike riding for years to come. It wasn’t until 2012 that REPSET rebased itself in Winnipeg and took another pivot. After noticing a generational gap in the local BMX jams, REPSET filled the void by hosting local BMX events funded by early t-shirt designs – all printed and packed from the tiny basement of a BMX house.
Now, years later, we’re grindin’ harder than ever. We’re constantly humbled to see the reach of REPSET as it’s grown – We’ve expanded (and tightened up) our squad, brought the production of our line from a small basement to our very own downtown screen-printing studio, hosted and sponsored tons of events attended by countless riders young and old, and continue to push ourselves to stay true to the values that built REPSET. We will continuously push to erase the politics and bullshit from Canada’s BMX landscape, and pour 100% of ALL proceeds into fun BMX shit in our scene while contributing whatever resources we can to help our friends in other communities do the same damn thing.
Thank you to everyone who has been down, is down, and will be down.
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