Everything stripes!


With a returned emphasis on their cut-and-sew clothing program, enjoi needed a way to make a big splash to garner attention to their revamped apparel program. I pitched the everything stripes idea based on the short-sleeved shirt called the Slappy. This idea showcased this product with a tongue-in-cheek take on making the product “stand out” while creating demand and awareness of enjoi skateboard’s relaunched cut-and-sew program.

I created huge striped sticker sheets that were adhered to a mini-ramp to create the effect. The team was notified, and the videographer was scheduled. I lit and photographed the stills. I collaborated with team manager Louie Barletta, and video editor Kimberly Rabbit, to create the final marketing assets. The shirt was featured in a full-page print advertisement in Thrasher Magazine, and also racked up impressions on social media. I am very proud of the results.


Louie Barletta, Enzo Cautela, and Caswell Berry skateboarding with wearing the Slappy.


The full-page ad ran in the July 2018 issue of Thrasher Magazine.


Ballistic Boards in Melbourne, Australia requested the image and printed it out HUGE on one of their skateboard walls.


Louie Barletta Portrait.

Enzo Cautela’s massive frontside flip.

Behind the scenes video of Enzo’s FS-flip.