Uppercut Deluxe’s newest limited-edition capsule born from the DIY spirit of punk rock, skateboarding and handmade art. Created in collaboration with artist Jim Madison (aka Print Destroyer), the capsule brings his distinctive hand-printed artwork to their best-selling Styling Powder and battle tested by San Diego skater Shaw Collins – One product, two generations connected by the same instinct to make, create and do things their own way.
Their tin may be new, but inside is the Styling Powder with the same lightweight, unscented formula delivering a flexible hold, natural texture and a matte finish. Limited edition. Available now at all good barbershops globally and online here.
“It’s got to be created. You got to be able to hold it. You know, people are, doing stuff online and posting artwork online and that is fine and that’s great and all that stuff, but some of that stuff in 24 hours, it’s gone. And what you wanted to say is gone.”– Jim Madison
“If someone saw my work and felt something, what would I hope it was? I hope they wouldn’t forget it. Or I hope they just see that it is hand done. You know, I kind of like it when people say like, “Oh, why didn’t I think of that?” – Jim Madison
“Growing up, I really looked up to people that weren’t even skaters at all. Just people in like the bands I liked and like seeing old group photos and like, I kind of wanted to put that kind of energy into my skating, if that makes sense.” – Shaw Collins
“The thing is I can appreciate all skaters. Like the thing that we all have in common is that we all skate, but I think a lot of this generation just like lost what it’s about. It just seems like everyone takes it like way too seriously nowadays. And I just like to have fun, do whatever.” – Shaw Collins
