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DATE: January 11, 2012 TO: Board of Commissioners FROM: Patrick Quinton, Executive Director SUBJECT: Report Number 11-80
Update on the Athletic and Outdoor Industry Cluster
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
BOARD ACTION REQUESTED
None ─ information only.
SUMMARY
The athletic and outdoor (A&O) industry was identified as one of four target industry clusters in the City of Portland‟s five-year Economic Development Strategy (Strategy). In November 2010, the Portland Development Commission (PDC) unveiled an industry defined action plan (see Attachment A), an online directory of firms and an “infographic” poster (see Attachment B) that provides a visual representation of cluster business connections and industry evolution over time. The A&O action plan acts as the guiding framework to further Portland‟s competitiveness and recognition as the hub of the A&O industry, enhance collaboration within the industry, and to attract and retain A&O businesses, talent, and jobs. The action plan was a result of extensive conversations with industry leaders. Key components of the action plan include Leadership/Innovation, Talent, Entrepreneurship/Community, and Branding. Since November 2010, an advisory committee composed of representatives from Nike, Columbia Sportswear, Icebreaker, Yakima, and Horny Toad/Nau has taken the lead in driving implementation of the action plan.
At the PDC Board meeting, staff will give an update on recent action plan accomplishments such as sponsorship of the Outdoor Industry Association‟s Rendezvous event, the creation and unveiling of a film that promotes Portland‟s prominence as an A&O hub, and the December 6, 2011 A&O industry celebration.
BACKGROUND
The Economic Development Strategy is predicated on the implementation of a cluster approach to create jobs. As such, PDC has been working with industry leaders and key partners to identify opportunities to further Portland‟s competitive location by enhancing the competitive environment for firms in the A&O industry while providing ongoing business retention, expansion, and recruitment support for the industry.
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Board Report No. 11-80 ─ Update on Athletic and Outdoor Industry Cluster January 11, 2012 Page 2 of 5
Portland‟s A&O cluster is a group of innovative, world-class firms that design, market, and distribute footwear, apparel, and related gear for sports, recreation, and active lifestyles. Anchored by Nike, the global leader in this field, Adidas‟ North American headquarters, and Columbia Sportswear, the cluster also includes hundreds of smaller firms, which develop and market their own products and provide a wide range of specialized services to other firms in the cluster Portland is the epicenter for designing and marketing these products and managing the global enterprise. RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS Since the release of the Action Plan for the A&O industry in November 2010, a number of initiatives have been undertaken to foster entrepreneurship, innovation, collaboration, talent, and community within the industry. Entrepreneurship Peer-to-Peer Sessions A series of peer-to-peer sessions with 8 – 10 small- to medium-sized firms takes place on a bi-monthly basis. The sessions focus on topics that are relevant to growing companies, such as social media, human resources, and finance/accounting. They are hosted by PDC and the discussions are facilitated by Jim Clark (formerly of Yakima). The idea is for the participants to learn from experts on topics deemed valuable by the group and also from each other. Innovation Design Forum/PDX The organization recently selected a new Executive Director, Nels Gabbert, and continues its efforts to locate a materials library in Portland. Currently in a fund raising stage, the non-profit seeks collaborative support from A&O firms, educational institutions, and the public sector. Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) Eco Index Portland area companies (Adidas, Columbia Sportswear, Icebreaker, KeenEN, and Korkers) were selected to participate in a cohort program, which will provide customized training and resources around testing the next version of the OIA Eco Index. The Eco Index is an environmental impact assessment tool providing a common language and framework to benchmark and measure product-level sustainability throughout the supply chain. The selected companies will be testing the Apparel Tool, which uses the OIA Eco Index framework and content as its foundation, while also incorporating Nike‟s Materials Assessment Tool – providing the functionality for product designers and developers to begin making data-driven materials sourcing choices to reduce environmental impact. PDC contributed $25,000 for a matching grant program in partnership with OIA, a national trade association, to make it possible for the local companies to participate.
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Board Report No. 11-80 ─ Update on Athletic and Outdoor Industry Cluster January 11, 2012 Page 3 of 5
Leadership Advisory Committee The Advisory Committee was established to drive the implementation of the A&O industry action plan. Committee members include:
Lisa Thompson, Icebreaker
Gordon Seabury, Horny Toad/Nau
Ron Ten Berge, Yakima
Peter Bragdon, Columbia Sportswear
Jerry Heinlen, formerly with Yakima
Julia Brim Edwards (interim), Nike The Advisory Committee has played a pivotal role in shaping PDC‟s cluster work and recent accomplishments, as well as helping to identify priorities for future initiatives. Talent Pensole Pensole was started by former Jordan brand manager, D‟Wayne Edwards, in 2010 to teach students the knowledge needed to become professional footwear designers. It is an innovative footwear design program that partners with higher educational institutions such as Parsons, Art Center, and University of Oregon, as well as top designers from local firms such as Nike and Adidas, to challenge students to reach their creative potentials. A 10-week summer course will be offered in 2012 exclusively for Oregon high school and college students in their new space in Old Town/Chinatown. PDC provided technical assistance in finding the new space. Pensole aligns with industry efforts to create a pipeline for talent from educational institutions to local area firms. Oregon State University (OSU) Apparel Research Center (ARC) Industry discussions identified the need for an apparel research and testing facility in Portland. The OSU ARC, located in Corvallis, provides consulting and testing services to ensure that end products meet industry standards and consumer expectations. OSU had committed to moving testing facilities to Portland by 2012, with a small office to open in the city in 2011 to provide consulting services. To understand how to best serve the industry given budgetary and technology constraints, OSU approached PDC about co-hosting a roundtable with representatives from apparel and footwear companies. The roundtable was held on December 2, 2011, at PDC‟s offices, and consisted of representatives from Icebreaker, Adidas, Nike, and Nau. The roundtable focused on identifying gaps in the programs and services that ARC currently offers and what the industry deems useful. Although there is still a desire on the part of the industry to have testing equipment closer to Portland, a result of the roundtable was to identify the need for comprehensive workshops on topics such as textiles fundamentals, basics of pattern making, and supply chain that are tailored to the specific needs of a company.
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Board Report No. 11-80 ─ Update on Athletic and Outdoor Industry Cluster January 11, 2012 Page 4 of 5
The industry also expressed a need for a climate controlled testing chamber, which OSU will discuss with its mechanical engineering department. Community/Branding OIA Rendezvous In October 2011 approximately 4,500 A&O industry leaders came to Portland for OIA‟s annual Rendezvous. The event was held in downtown Portland at the Nines hotel and PDC was a platinum sponsor of the event. In addition to unveiling a film showcasing Portland‟s industry and talent, PDC participated in a breakout session on a panel with participants of the OIA Eco Index cohort program. The film was suggested and guided by the A&O Advisory Committee to showcase Portland‟s strengths as a hub for the A&O industry. Three local firms (Splash, Pollinate, and Flying Horse Communications) collaborated to create the film „Inspired by Portland‟. It was unveiled at the Rendezvous and featured Nutcase Helmets, Chris King Components, and BOGS footwear to very positive reviews. Additionally, an online recreational map was created to show the extensive outdoor opportunities that exist within 1 – 2 hours of Portland. The PDC worked with Travel Portland, Metro, and the Intertwine to compile data for this map.
The film and map are both available on www.pdxathleticoutdoor.com. Second Annual Industry Celebration The Second Annual A&O Industry Celebration was held on December 6, 2011, at Union Pine in the Central Eastside. The event brought together about 170 people to focus on diversity as an industry game changer. REI‟s Director of Diversity and Inclusion, Laura Swapp, was the keynote. PDC leveraged its contributions through financial and in-kind sponsorships by local companies such as Perkins Coie and Henry V. These events serve to bring together the regional A&O community to focus on a topic of information/inspiration and to foster a spirit of collaboration in an otherwise highly competitive industry. Advocacy The Oregon Business Leadership Summit (OBLS) was held at the Oregon Convention Center on December 12 – 13, 2011. The OBLS is an annual day-long event that brings together federal, state, local, and regional elected officials and business leaders to discuss the business climate, outlook, challenges, and opportunities in Oregon. The PDC was approached to help organize an industry breakout session for the A&O industry. The summit and breakout session provided the A&O industry an opportunity to communicate the economic impact of the industry on Oregon in terms of the jobs, innovation, talent, investment in the community, global positioning, and competitiveness. Panel members included:
James Curleigh, Keen
Lisa Thompson, Icebreaker
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Board Report No. 11-80 ─ Update on Athletic and Outdoor Industry Cluster January 11, 2012 Page 5 of 5
Rob Morrison, Benchmade Knives Inc.
Pete Hixson, Pistil The panel was introduced and moderated by PDC Executive Director, Patrick Quinton. Business Retention, Expansion, and Recruitment (BRE) PDC continues to proactively meet with A&O firms throughout the city and region to learn more about industry trends, challenges, and opportunities and to help connect businesses to PDC and other resources. Going forward there will be an increased focus on helping companies enter/expand into new markets as part of the export strategy implementation. FY 2011-2012 Highlights
Recruitment of Garmont and Hi-Tec o Provided technical and financial assistance in the form of site selection and
storefront grant.
25 business retention visits to local firms
Attending Winter Outdoor Retailer show in January 2012 to continue to build strategic relationships and promote the Portland region
ACTION PLAN PRIORITIES FOR 2012-13
Business Retention, Expansion & Recruitment: o Conduct 25 BRE visits with A&O firms o Attend Outdoor Retailer Summer (August 2012) and Winter (January 2013) shows o Recruit three A&O firms to Portland
Cluster Leadership/Advocacy: o Host 2 – 3 quarterly advisory committee meetings to drive action plan development and
implementation o Host 1 – 2 annual informational and networking events o Launch textile recycling awareness campaign in partners with BPS, others
Marketing/Branding o Develop clear cluster branding messages with Greater Portland Inc. for the A&O industry o Design Forum/PDX opens
Opportunities for Growth o A&O Entrepreneurial/peer-to-peer bimonthly discussions o Collaboration with Oregon University System regarding industry training, development o Help five A&O firms access export services or attend key trade missions (working with
Homeschool Snowboarding to provide assistance for ISPO trade show) ATTACHMENTS:
A. A&O Action Plan & Objectives Diagram
B. A&O Industry Infographic Poster
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1900LEUPOLD AND STEVENS // 07 A STOEL RIVES // 07 C
1910JANTZEN APPAREL // 10 GOREGON WORSTED COMPANY // 18 GWEST COAST SHOE CO. // 18 B
1920DEHEN // 20 HDENNIS UNIFORM MANUFACTURING // 20 C
1930COLUMBIA SPORTSWEAR // 38 DDANNER SHOE COMPANY // 36 BGERBER LEGENDARY BLADES // 39 FLJS MANUFACTURE // 32 BLUHR-JENSEN // 32 H
1940BODEN STORE FIXTURES // 46 CNORM THOMPSON OUTFITTERS // 49 F
1950FORRESTER’S GOLF // 50 IPORTLAND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION // 58 D 1960BECKEL CANVAS PRODUCTS // 64 CCOMBS CO // 60 DSAPA // 64 DSMOKEHOUSE PRODUCTS // 68 C
1970AL MAR KNIVES // 40 GANDRE LANI CUSTOM CLOTHES // 73 CBIKE GALLERY // 74 DBURLEY // 78 ABUSINESS OREGON // 73 CCRARY SHOES // 30 BJONES SPORTS CO. // 71 JKERSHAW KNIVES // 35 FMY WORLD // 77 J NIKE // 78 GSAPA // 64 DSMOKEHOUSE PRODUCT // 68 CSTACKHOUSE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT // 78 CSTRAWBERRY BICYCLE // 71 BTEAM SALES CYCLING // 78 BTEFRON // 03 ATERRA NOVA CYCLES // 71 C
1980ACKERMAN’S UNIFORMS // 86 DALSCO // 87 DAMERICAN SPORTSMEN’S PRODUCTS // 86 EAVENUES // 86 E EXCEL SPORTS SCIENCE // 84 HBCI MANUFACTURING // 89 ECHINOOK TRADING CO. // 88 HDAKINE // 86 HDEMARINI SPORTS // 89 IEISER // 88 I ELLINGTON // 86 IENSEMBLE BUSINESS SOFTWARE // 87 J ENTRE PRISES USA // 88 JHANNA ANDERSSON // 83 EJEWEL CREATIONS // 82 JKAKO INTERNATIONAL (ICETREKKERS) // 86 JKEITH ANDERSON CYCLES // 84 K
KERRIT’S ACTIVEWEAR // 87 JLEATHERMAN TOOL GROUP // 83 LLEISURE ACQUISITION CORP // 89 HLES POCHES // 84 L LESLIE JORDAN // 86 GMARIA’S // 89 HMCINTOSH & SEYMOUR LTD. // 89 GMETOLIUS MOUNTAIN PRODUCTS // 85 C MONTRAIL // 00 D NAUTILUS // 86 KNO DINX // 89 ANORTH SHORE // 88 KNORTHWAVE SAILS // 82 KOS SYSTEMS // 88 JOSWEGO GROUP // 87 KOUTDOOR INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION // 89 IPERKINS COIE // 89 DPROMOTION WETSUITS // 84 CRED’S THREADS // 89 GRINGOR // 83 J SAILWORKS R&D LOFT // 89 FSCRUB MED // 89 L SEWING B’S // 87 CSHRED ALERT INC // 89 LSLINGSHOT SPORTS // 81 DSOFT STAR SHOES // 84 CSOLOFLEX // 80 DSPARTACUS ENTERPRISES // 87 FSPORTHILL // 85 BSPORTS INC. // 50 GTHE CONSERVATION ALLIANCE // 02 FTHE LAST US BAG COMPANY // 86 CTHINC ACTIONWEAR // 80 KUNITED BICYCLE INSTITUTE // 81 CUSIA UNDERWATER EQUIPMENT APPAREL // 83 FWIEDEN + KENNEDY // 82 BWEISER DESIGNS // 83 I
WATERSHED // 84 I ZIBA DESIGN // 84 B
19902 HEMISPHERES // 60 G ADAM ARNOLD // 98 D ADIDAS AMERICA // 96 BALTREC.COM // 97 EBACKUS DESIGN // 20 DBENCHMADE KNIFE // 90 E BETTY RIDES // 20 G BIOMECHANICA // 92 GBONFIRE SNOWBOARDING // 92 D BREITENBUSH DESIGN // 95 F BYCYCLE INC. // 98 F CAGOULE FLEECE // 93 FCAMPBELL CONSULTNIG GROUP // 60 FCAREY KERNS PUBLIC RELATIONS // 97 HCARLSON GROUP // 99 HCHAMELEON SPORTSWEAR MANUFACTURING // 96 G CHINOOK BOOK // 99 ICLIMB MAX // 97 HCLIPPER INTERNATIONAL // 93 K COLUMBIA RIVER KNIFE & TOOL // 39 GD.A. DAVIDSON & CO. // 99 JDAWN EIMHORN // 95 HDIRECTIONS // 10 DDREAMSACKS/BAMBOO DREAMS // 98 IDR. MARTENS AIRWEAR USA // 96 EEF DESIGN GROUP // 91 JEZZY SAILS USA // 99 CFLETCHER ARTWORKS // 92 HFOOTWEAR SPECIALTIES INTERNATIONAL // 96 IFUSE // 60 EFUTURE SOLUTIONS // 58 FGO FISH CORP. // 20 CHOG WILD TOYS // 96 GHYSTYK // 94 I
INCA EMPIRE // 95 JINTI IMPORTS // 93 JJOHNSON SHEEN ADVERTISING // 91 KKAREN GREENLEAF ALTERATIONS SPECIALIST // 91 JKIALOA PADDLES // 96 JLEOPOLD KETEL & PARTNERS // 97 GMICHAEL CURRY DESIGN // 94 IMIZUNO USA // 95 FMOUNTAIN HARDWEAR // 10 DNEMO DESIGN // 99 KNERDUDS // 99 KNORTH SAILS OREGON // 98 DOPPORTUNITY KNOCKS // 96 KOREGON ENTREPRENEURS NETWORK (OEN) // 91 IPACIFIC CORNETTA // 92 KPACIFIC HEADWEAR & PROMOTIONS // 98 KPATAGONIA // 95 GPAULA BLACKMER // 96 FPOINT 3 DESIGN // 99 DPOSITIVE PATCHWORK // 99 A QUEEN BEE CREATIONS // 96 DREAL CARBON // 91 ERIVER CITY BICYCLES // 98 KROBICHAUD BATTEN SYSTEMS // 93 KROSE CITY TEXTILES // 91 H ROY INTERNATIONAL // 97 LRUFF WEAR // 95 H SOMA // 92 KSHIRTS & SKINS // 9O BSUMMIT PROJECTS // 95 FSNOW PEAK USA // 96 ASOUCHI // 97 ES. CARNEY INTERNATIONAL // 98 ISAMEUNDERNEATH // 99 ESEARCH SYNERGY // 99 E SETTLEMIERS AWARD JACKETS // 90 ESLING INDUSTRIAL DESIGN // 60 G
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2000141 EYEWEAR // 77 E A FORTES DESIGN // 05 B ACCESSORIES JEREZ // 02 CAGAVE DENIM // 06 F AHEAD OF THE CURVE // 01 G AHEARNE CYCLES // 06 C AIRBLASTER // 02 F AIRTIME GEAR // 08 E ALL CODE 4 // 07 D ALL-PURPOSE DESIGN // 07 C AMAI UNMEI // 04 E ANCIENT CLOTHING // 03 A AND1 // 02 CANGEL FACE // 82 D AQX SPORTS // 05 B ARGONAUT CYCLES // 07 E ARTIC IBEX // 03 E AUGELLO DESIGNS & APPAREL // 05 E BABY OLIVER BOUTIQUE // 05 F BATTLE ATHLETIC GEAR // 05 F BELLADONNA CYCLES // 06 D BELOVED CYCLES // 07 EBICYCLE FITTING SERVICES // 70 DBICYCLINGHUB.COM // 02 G BIGHA MANUFACTURE // 04 F BIKE COZY // 07 F
BIKE FRIDAY // 77 B BIKEPORTLAND.ORG // 04 J BIKETIRESDIRECT.COM // 06 G BLACK CRATER CLOTHING // 07 G BLACKSHRIMP // 74 G BLACK STAR BAGS // 06 GBOGS FOOTWEAR // 02 ABRIDGE & BURN // 09 C BRIDGETOWN CAPITAL PARTNERS // 78 H BUMP STYLE // 06 D CASSONI GOLF // 05 J CASTELLI SPORTFUL AMERICA // 06 H CENTER OF EXCELLENCE // 07 B CHAI // 03 GCHANGEWEAR // 02 K CHRIS KING PRECISION COMPONENTS // 03 I CHRISTOPHER SPRY // 08 H CHURCH & STATE // 04 ICILOGEAR // 08 I CINQUE CREATIVE RESOURCE // 07 ICIVILIAN BICYCLES COMPANY // 09 ICLEVER CYCLES // 06 FCLOGGENS // 06 C COLUMBIA CYCLE WORKS // 10 HCONSOLIDATE SHOE COMPANY // 07 E COOL COTTONS // 07 F CORAGGIO GROUP // 07 FCORAZZO // 03 G CORE RECRUITING // 07 HCOURAGE BICYCLE MANUFACTURING // 80 E CTF ENTERPRISES // 06 L CYCLE DOG // 78 F CYCLE-PAK // 06 H CYCLONE BICYCLE SUPPLY // 03 L DADDIES BOARD SHOP // 08 I DAEDALUS CYCLES // 05 HDAHLGREN FOOTWEAR // 06 K DELLER DESIGNS // 04 L
DESTROY CLOTHING // 03 H DEUX AMIES // 06 I DUNDERDON // 09 I EARTHBOUND CREATIONS // 07 A END // 78 I EPIC WHEEL WORKS // 09 H ERGO DESIGN // 00 I ESATTO // 55 F EXIT 21 APPAREL SOLUTIONS // 09 FFARPOINT ANIME // 02 H FISHSKINS SWIMWEAR // 00 I FRANK CREATIVE WORKGROUP // 08 J FUN IN THE SADDLE // 00 F GENERATOR GROUP // 68 H GET DRESSED // 02 E GRASSHOPPER // 04 C GRENADE // 01 G GUIDANCE COUNSEL // 74 H HAHNS ACROSS YOUR BODY CORSETS // 08 G HANDFUL // 06 E HECKLEWOOD // 04 C HENRY V // 04 BHIGH GEAR // 03 H HILLARY DAY // 96 B HOLDEN OUTERWEAR // 01 G HOMESCHOOL SNOWBOARDING // 07 IHUB COLLECTIVE // 74 G HUFNAGEL CYCLES // 07 HHUGS & KISSES // 03 1 HYDRO FLASK // 09 I ICEBREAKER USA // 07 L ID8 // 76 H IDEAL FASTENER // 02 J IDOM // 06 K I.D. WORKSHOP // 92 DI-GENERATOR // 92 BI HEART SHOES // 08 JINCITE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT GROUP // 01 L
INSAGE BRIDAL DESIGN // 07 L INSPIRED 2 DESIGN // 78 G IN STEP DANCE SUPPLY // 01 K INSTRUMENT MARKETING // 07 K IRA RYAN CYCLES // 98 H IVORY TRADING COMPANY // 03 KKARA-LINE DESIGNS // 02 B KAREN HADDY & ASSOCIATES // 72 IKEEN // 05 GKINDRED SEARCH // 07 KKING CYCLE GROUP // 05 K KORKERS FOOTWEAR // 07 L LACROSSE FOOTWEAR // 06 B LAVA GEAR // 01 F LAVENDER’S GREEN HISTORIC CLOTHING // 02 J LAWNGRIPS // 04 H LEWIS CUSTOM SHIRTS // 04 D LI NING SPORTS USA // 07 L LOOPTWORKS // 90 C LOVE MACHINE CYCLES // 09 K LUCKY 13 BIKES // 09 J LUME FOOTWEAR // 77 I LWA PR // 74 F LYDIA CAMBRON // 09 K MAP BICYCLES // 06 D MATERIAL CONCEPTS GROUP // 05 BMATERNAL WEAR // 04 GMEGAN CHOUINARD // 05 F MERRELL // 07 A METROFIETS // 07 A MILHOLLAND BICYCLE COMPANY // 07 G MOONWOODS // 08 L MOTOSPORT // 05 J MRKPMNTL // 09 B NAU // 74 F NEDSPACE // 09 J NESKOWIN OUTDOOR // 08 K NONBOX // 00 JNORTH // 06 E
NOTO GROUP // 72 INUTCASE // 72 FOF THE EARTH // 07 LOH! SHOES // 95 EOLIVER TRACY // 07 JOLUKAI PREMIUM FOOTWEAR // 77 I ON3P SKIS // 09 K ONE GHOST INDUSTRIES // 08 K ONE STEP AHEAD ENTERPRISES // 39 E ONESTOPSHIRTSHOP // 03 LOPOLIS DESIGN // 02 L OREGON BICYCLE CONSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION // 06 IOREGON SHOE PEOPLE // 78 F OUTDRY TECHNOLOGIES // 35 EOUTSIDE BABY // 93 C PALMERES CYCLES // 08 I PARISI CONSULTING // 05 H PEREIRA CYCLES // 05 BPISTIL // 03 APLUM // 70 I PORTLAND APPAREL DEVELOPMENT CO-OP // 90 H PORTLAND CENTER FOR DESIGN & INNOVATION // 10 B PORTLAND CYCLEWEAR // 04 APORTLAND DESIGN WORKS // 08 B PORTLAND FASHION SYNERGY // 09 DPORTLAND FASHION WEEK // 03 A PORTLAND SEWING COMPANY // 02 BPORTLAND TEN // 09 D PRIORITY FOOTWEAR // 03 A PROMOTIONAL EMBROIDERY APPAREL SPECIALIST // 06 A PROOF OF CONCEPT // 96 C PULSE UNDERWEAR // 03 A Q-BRANCH // 04 A QUICK FEAT INTERNATIONAL // 03 C QUIXOTE CYCLES // 05 K RAPHA // 08 A
RAYGUN DIGITAL ARTISTRY // 74 H RENOVO HARDWARE CYCLES // 08 G REPUBLIK APPAREL // 06 I RETRO IMAGE APPAREL CO. // 09 LROGUE SHOES // 08 L ROLF PRIMA // 02 I RUCKUS COMPONENTS // 08 G RYZ/AUSCULTO // 95 D SANDBOX STUDIOS // 08 F SDA INC // 04 D SHAUN DELLER DESIGNS // 04 A SHELLY’S SHIRTS & MORE //03 B SHIRTS NOW // 10 B SHOWERS PASS // 05 C SIGNAL CYCLES // 74 D SIGN & SHIRT WORKS // 03 D SMITHBATES PRINTING AND DESIGN // 01 B SOREL // 30 ESOUL CHAIN BOUTIQUE // 01 E SPARQ // 72 HSPECIALIZED BICYCLE COMPONENTS // 09 G SPLASH NORTHWEST // 10 G SPROUT CYCLES // 08 H STARVE-UPS // 00 A STITES DESIGN // 02 D STOP CYCLES // 09 C STRAIGHT LINE SPORTS // 01 HSUNNYPATCH BOUTIQUE // 07 FSWEETGRASS NATURAL FIBERS // 02 HSWEETPEA BICYCLES // 05 D SWELLPATH // 08 F SY DESIGN // 33 D SYREN STUDIOS // 02 L TAZLAB // 07 C TEN80 DESIGN // 00 D TERRACE WEDDING WORKS // 03 D THE APPAREL NETWORK GROUP (T.A.N.G) // 09 L
THE DAVID MADDOCKS CO. // 76 H THE FINISHING TOUCH // 07 CTHE MERIWETHER GROUP // 95 B THE S GROUP // 91 C THOMAS RAYMOND & CO. // 09 L T J LANE ASSOCIATES // 02 H TONIC FABRICATION // 04 L TORY CROSS // 74 E TOUR GOLF GROUP // 70 GTREK TECHNOLOGIES // 04 I TSUNEHIRO CYCLES // 08 J TUMBLEWEED // 02 C U4E // 90 G VELOCE BICYCLES // 03 KVELOCLOTHES.COM // 04 E VELOCY // 06 B VELOSHOP // 03 J VELOTECH // 02 I VERTIGO CYCLES // 06 J WACKY WABBIT WANCH // 03 J WARRINGTON CYCLES // 08 E WEND // 06 KWICKED QUICK INDUSTRIES // 68 F WYNN ANDERSON DESIGN // 70 F YAKIMA PRODUCTS // 07 D ZING TOYS // 06 F
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