Volcom was founded in 1991 in California by friends Richard "Wooly" Woolcott and Tucker "T-Dawg" Hall after a life-changing snowboarding trip to Lake Tahoe. Borrowing $5,000 from Richard's dad, they launched America's first boarding company to merge surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding under a rebellious "Youth Against Establishment" ethos.
A short video detailing the founding and early logo creation of Volcom:
The Volcom Story: The Start, the logo design, their team, near ...
Humble Beginnings and the Iconic Stone
No experience: Neither founder knew how to make clothes, running the early operation out of a bedroom.
The Logo: They created the famous asymmetrical "Volcom Stone" logo, representing a symbol of freedom and a rejection of mainstream authority.
Rough Start: They nearly went bankrupt three times in their first three years, grossing only $2,600 in year one.
Cultural Expansion and Disruption
Music and Film: In 1995, Volcom became the first action sports clothing company to launch its own record label, Volcom Entertainment.
Let the Kids Ride Free: They pioneered grassroots team management and contest formats that supported raw, unsigned talent.
I ordered this item and it says delievered but i havent recieved it. the invoice says to follow but i have not recieved this item and noone is answering my calls.
I was surprised to discover that the necklace is better than I expected
I was surprised to discover that the necklace is better than I expected. The colour, patterned style, and the tie attachment to tighten and loosen were awesome. Not seen that particular tie-up style before, but found it works better than the lobster clip style, etc. Affordable, stylish, funky, and casual. I think I will order again from this company, as it's my style. Received a few compliments on the necklace too.
Item arrived damaged, emails and phone calls ignored.
WILL NOT BUY FROM THESE GUYS AGAIN - ordered a cap and it arrived damaged, after two emails and multiple attempted phone calls I've heard nothing back when it comes to the return. Return instructions on the website don't cover damaged items.