Butter Goods
With skateboarding at the core of its references, Garth Mariano and Matt Evans created Butter Goods in 2008, a brand that has evolved with influences from hip-hop, jazz, and streetwear.
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With skateboarding at the core of its references, Garth Mariano and Matt Evans created Butter Goods in 2008, a brand that has evolved with influences from hip-hop, jazz, and streetwear.
Butter Goods was born from the mind of Garth Mariano, a skater whose devotion to the product can only be compared to his passion for active participation in the community. Together with a childhood friend, Matt Evans, they created Butter Goods in 2008, drawing from Garth's experience in stores and his influence among skaters in Perth, Australia. Butter Goods embraces the laid-back style of Australian brands and their ability to create a sense of community.
Building upon skateboarding references filtered through an Australian lens, Butter Goods gradually incorporated elements from hip-hop and later, through the discovery of samples, from jazz. Their creative process, inspired by streetwear classics and their reinterpretations, is a clear reference to sampling.
The intersection of music, skateboarding, and design is where Butter Goods meets FOOTDISTRICT. T-shirts and sweatshirts with graphic prints, pants with active patterns, and accessories that blend the golden era of Australian brands with contemporary creations.



