Scotty James Launches Clothing Line

Michael Fulton28 Apr 2021

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Credit - scottyjames.com Its wednesday evening, we are sitting on the couch and we open up Instagram for a quick squiz. Much to our surprise we noticed that Scotty James has launched a clothing line. The range is short, simple and sweet just like the man, the legend himself (ok maybe he’s not that short). Four key pieces in a simple striking black with just a simple logo we think these are the kind of staples any keen rider should be rocking when hitting the mountain. Hell we would even wear this to apres we think it’s that cool.If you want to get your hands on the range check out his website quickly because we are confident these will sell out in no time. SJ Staple Hoodie - $79.95

SJ Staple Beanie - $34.95

SJ Staple Trackpant - $69.95

SJ Staple Tee - $44.95

Who is Scotty James?If you find yourself asking who is Scotty James, we question if you are really a snowboarder or skier (jokes) however feel free to catch up below.First seen on the world snowboarding circuit at 14 years old, now at age 25, Scotty James is dominating the world snowboarding scene.Currently wrapping up his strongest season, ranked No. 1 Snowboarder in the world bringing home medals from prestigious events including FIS World Cup, Burton European Open, Winter X-Games and Olympic Medalist.Scotty was recently nominated for an ESPY Award and crowned Australian Male Athlete of the Year as well as being VIS Athlete of the Year. The Champ has placed 1st in 6 from 6 competitions in his winter circuit, being the first snowboarder in history to bring home three World Championship titles. Scotty has been untouchable this season!Not only is Scotty James the best snowboarder on the planet he has taken social media by storm with his aussie wit, incredible dance moves and just humble showcase of the incredible life he lives.

Credit: scottyjames.com If you miss out on the clothing or if it’s not for you, we suggest you at least follow Scotty on Instagram, it’s well worth it! Make sure to follow us on our socials!

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Michael Fulton

Melbourne-based skier and snowboarder with 50+ resorts across 5 continents. Specialises in Australian resorts and international resort comparisons.

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