The skatewear brand has won over Rihanna and Jay Z as well as teens and their dads. It's all down to authenticity, explains founder Lev Tanju You might not have heard of skate brand Palace, but you will almost certainly have seen their logo. A triangle with Palace written along each side, it's spotted on the backs of hoodies worn by suburban teenagers, on shirts worn by Jay Z, on boys staring at the big screen in pubs, on the dancefloor of gay clubs and, in 2014, on England shirts produced by Um...
The skatewear brand has won over Rihanna and Jay Z as well as teens and their dads. It's all down to authenticity, explains founder Lev Tanju You might not have heard of skate brand Palace, but you will almost certainly have seen their logo. A triangle with Palace written along each side, it's spotted on the backs of hoodies worn by suburban teenagers, on shirts worn by Jay Z, on boys staring at the big screen in pubs, on the dancefloor of gay clubs and, in 2014, on England shirts produced by Um...
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