Can anyone tell me what are the famous fashion brands for surfers? What kind of music do surfers listen to?

Question

1. Is it possible to give me links of styling that real stylish surfers would dress like....

2. Show me the most popular music genre or bands that most surfers would listen to....

Answer 1

alright you ******* ****** sponger kook i'll tell you what i ******* wear.

I wear ******* Volcom and ******* Billabong.

I ******* listen to ******* Slightly Stoopid, ****** Jack Johnson, ****** Arena Productions, and ****** PEPPER

Sponger

Answer 2

dont you know we all wear aloha shirts, flower leis, hula skirts, and love rocking out to ukelalai?

seriously, this question is probably the lamest ive seen on this site, and that includes all those ugly girls asking am i hot

Answer 3

Well, hello?  You're asking what famous fashion brands for surfer?  What kind of music do surfers listen to?  That is kind of hard to say, as mostly everyone here surfs, and our music as well as our clothes differs according to our age group... On a nice day you can see a 60 yr old man surfing while not 100 feet away, there could be a little 12 year old kid.... so the range is very broad.  The most popular brands are probably, Billabong, Ezekiel, Hurley, Quick Silver, Town & Country, O'Neil, Volcom, Hale Nalu, Roxy.  =P

Answer 4

If you never knew, Quicksilver is a surfing brand. It is the most popular and most referenced. Billa-Bong is another popular brand as well as Hurley. I surf and rock gives you a shot of adrenaline to give you amazing abilities. I love ska though. It is up-tempo and not very popular. The cds are extremely cheap. The bands are amazing too. Hang Loose Man!!!

Answer 5

val surf is a good place to go to.

the most popular surfer music is JACK JOHNSON!! He is the bombest!!!!!! He is like a pro surfer and and pro singer!!!

Answer 6

don't listen to savagesavage that music is definently not surfer

try slightly stoopid, the expendables, sublime, reel big fish, tribal seeds, jack johnson, 311

those bands are the $hit

Answer 7

Try www.surfdome.com to find surf clothing.

For the music I guess they listen to what ever they want. Personally I listen to bands like modest mouse, incubus, queens of the stone age, I wouldn't say that was really 'surf' music but it's a start. I guess it depends on where you live and who your friends are that determines the kind of music you listen to, not what sport you follow.

Answer 8

ok forget them listen so i live in SAn DieGo -(daygooo) haha i live in a beach town so i can help

um as far as music Jack Johnson is a reaaaaaaallly bigo ne but it all depends on who you are. being a girl i like to wear roxy but we like to support our local beach town shops so ill go shopping in san diego for beach clothes and stuff we have sun diego,pac sun, tillys,........ also for music i just saw phantom planet in concert and i love there song california. but like i said its up to the surfer. my favorite place is the point loma board room heres the link........its local http://www.plboardroom.com/

Answer 9

dude. seriously....are you asking this?

dude.seriously.....do you live in the midwest?

Answer 10

You know surfers are not what you think.. Yes some say dude and what’s up.. but for the most part they are normal people.

I myself am a COP.. I surf but I don’t get warp up in all that jumbo. I know plenty of people in the lineup that are business professionals FBI agents, Accountants and so on. So no, there is no real fashion. It is different to the individual.

Answer 11

Not all surfers dress the same... I listen to "punk" music and were skinny jeans and band shirts... I don't look like a surfer... and I am pro you wouldn't know that I was a surfer based on how I dress or what I listen too... this question is very stereotypical... and American youth sub-culture... are surfers classified as a "sub-culture" now too?

Answer 12

I surf, not pose. Whatever brand of shorts on sale is cool for me. And Walmart has great flip flops. I'm 55, so I like 60's and 70's music, s the Beatles, the Who etc. are what most of my surf pals (those who are still alive) listen to.