Dickies

Dickies is short for the Williamson-Dickie Manufacturing Company and has it's roots as a traditional American workwear company founded in 1922. Dickies has long been associated with skateboarding as the pants manufacturer of choice for skateboarders the world over, thanks to their classic design, longevity and strength. The official Dickies skate team currently consists of Jamie Foy, Franky Villani, Frankie Spears, Jake Hayes, Mike Anderson, Ronnie Sandoval, Tom Knox, Vincent Alvarez, Zack Wallin, Allysha Le and Guy Mariano.

About Dickies

Dickies from 1922 to Today

Dickies started out in Texas back in 1922, originally crafting rugged overalls for hardworking folks. Over the decades, they’ve proven their durability, supplying over a million uniforms during World War II and making appearances in Hollywood films. Today, Dickies has seamlessly transitioned from workwear to streetwear, with their iconic pieces like the 874 pants, jumpers, and jackets still boasting the same tough-as-nails build quality.

Dickies Quality

Dickies is more than just a name—it’s a legacy in American workwear, with deep roots in craftsmanship and durability. This brand has become a staple in the skateboarding world, celebrated by skaters globally for their classic design and unmatched strength.

Dickies skateboarding team

The official Dickies skate team currently consists of Jamie Foy, Franky Villani, Frankie Spears, Jake Hayes, Mike Anderson, Ronnie Sandoval, Tom Knox, Vincent Alvarez, Zack Wallin, Allysha Le and Guy Mariano. This team represents the brand’s ongoing commitment to quality and performance. Whether you’re hitting the streets or the skate park, Dickies delivers gear that stands the test of time.

Dickies Skateboarding Collaborations

Over the years, Dickies has established itself as a significant player in the skateboarding scene through various high-profile collaborations. The brand has teamed up with influential skate brands like Supreme, Baker Skateboards but also key skaters such as Jamie Foy and Guy Mariano. These collaborations not only highlight Dickies’ versatility but also reinforce its reputation as a staple in the skateboarding community, blending functionality with cultural relevance.