Stereo Panda
Stereo Panda (2004-2010) was a Paris-based apparel brand founded by French BMX legends (Alex Jumelin, Jimmy Petitet,
Lionel Cardoso). Inspired by late 80s movie imagery, they brought a retro-futuristic vibe to BMX. kunstform?! was the first to bring them
to Germany!
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Stereo Panda FAQ
Who or what was Stereo Panda?
Stereo Panda was a Paris-based clothing brand founded in 2004 by French BMX freestyle champions Alex Jumelin, Jimmy Petitet, and Lionel Cardoso (Hugabass). Active until around 2010, the brand had strong roots in the BMX scene but appealed to a broader audience with its fresh designs.
What did Stereo Panda stand for?
Stereo Panda stood for a "retro-futuristic vibe" heavily inspired by the imagery of movies from the late eighties. Co-directed artistically by Jimmy Petitet and Lionel Cardoso, they focused on vintage-looking apparel with a modern twist, keeping true to their BMX roots while being fashionable.
What makes Stereo Panda products special?
Their specialty lay in their unique design aesthetic inspired by 80s films. They achieved significant reach, distributing to over 200 shops across Europe. A key point for us: kunstform?! was the first shop to import Stereo Panda to Germany! If you were looking for something special and connected to the core scene back then, you found it here.
What did Stereo Panda primarily manufacture?
Stereo Panda focused mainly on:
- Apparel: T-Shirts, Hoodies, Hats featuring their distinctive retro-futuristic graphics.
- Media/Art: Artworks by Hugabass/Lionel Cardoso were used across their website, catalogs, flyers, etc.
Who were Stereo Panda products suitable for?
Stereo Panda products were suitable for BMX riders and individuals who appreciated their unique designs inspired by 80s movies and wanted apparel connected to the French BMX scene but with broader appeal.
Is Stereo Panda still active?
The brand ceased operations around 2010 and is inactive.
