Our Brands
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High Days acts as a one stop shop for its brands, providing a 360 degree service to drive growth in the UK in an authentic and sustainable way. |
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VOLCOMVolcom was founded in California in 1991, rooted in skateboarding, surfing and snowboarding, creating products for the persistent who are true to their passions.
Since then, the Stone has spread across the world. The company has matured, but the same philosophy continues to fuel its art, music, films, athletes and clothing today.
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SPYDERBorn in 1978 in Aspen, when Canadian ski racer David Jacobs set out to create better gear for alpine athletes and everyday skiers.
Their legacy is built on a relentless drive to push the limits of performance, fuse cutting-edge tech with bold design, and elevate what’s possible on snow. Spyder is for skiers who live for the mountain.
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OXBOWFounded in 1985, OXBOW was the first French surfwear brand. They pioneered a style revolution, fusing vibrant colours with innovative design.
For forty years they've lived between the ocean and the mountains, learning to wait, to read the terrain, to seize the perfect moments. After so much time riding, you don't want more: you want better.
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DEATHGRIP GLOVE CO.Founded by five riders and creators who’ve spent their careers shaping the snowboarding industry through design, product innovation, and pure passion for riding.
They build gloves that work as hard as you ride, combining premium materials, considered cuts and standout style with the performance and durability of true functional handwear.
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KAOTIKOIn 1999, Kaotiko took its first steps in a small establishment In the center of Barcelona. The 'Made in BCN' seal has been present since their beginnings.
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POETICCOLLECTIVEFounded by Tom Botwid, Poeticcollective lives at the intersection of skateboarding and contemporary culture.
What started as a personal project is now powered by a pan-European team of skaters. Through skateboarding, Poeticcollective explores post disciplinary creativity, cultural movement, and new ways of expressing identity.
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COME SUNDOWNFrom the mind of Australian skateboarder and Illustrator Marcus Dixon. Marcus's art takes inspiration from old Australian graphics, folklore and overtones of tongue-in-cheek humour, creating a rich tapestry of obscurity.
With Come Sundown he creates a refined collection of graphic staples complimented with a sprinkle of well designed cut & sew pieces.
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SNACK SKATEBOARDSFounded by graphic designer Adam Egre in San Fransisco and inspired by the love of pure skateboarding.
Snack works with a tight collective of SF based artists to bring a unique and raw style to their skateboard hardgoods and apparel, and support a crew of pro skateboarders including Roger Krebs and Zack May.
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STRAWBERRY HILL PHILOSOPHY CLUBExperiment without fear of failure. Strawberry Hill Philosophy Club is an apparel brand and artist's collective created to develop critical thinking.
Founded by Snack Skateboards creator Adam Egre as an alternative output for his less non-skateboard creative expression.
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Founded in 2012 by Swedish pro snowboarders Tor Lunstrom and Kevin Backstrom.