Huf

About

A quick note on HUF HUF was founded by Keith Hufnagel — a New York-bred, San Francisco-based pro skater — who opened a shop in SF in 2002 and built one of the most respected streetwear/skate hybrid brands in the game. Keith passed in 2020, but his vision still shapes the brand: real skate roots, clean graphics, no corporate fluff. What you'll find here at SkatesUSA: HUF's skate footwear and the apparel that crosses over into both park and street style. HUF shoes — what to expect HUF's skate shoes are more in the everyday-wear-meets-skating lane than pure performance skate shoes. Think: Classic Lo — clean low-top, vulcanized sole, suede and canvas. Wears like a Chuck but built for skating. Probably the most popular HUF shoe. Dylan / Dylan Slip-On — Dylan Rieder's signature line (RIP). The slip-on is one of the cleanest-looking skate shoes ever made. Soto — slim profile, low-key colorways, everyday wear. Welded models — fewer seams, longer-lasting flick zones. Sizing: HUF runs true to size for most models, sometimes a hair small in width. If your foot is wide, size up a half. HUF apparel — tees, hoodies, collabs A lot of people come to HUF for the apparel. The brand does: Classic logo tees & hoodies — the OG triple-triangle logo, plant motifs, San Francisco references. HUF x Marvel collabs — Spider-Man "Arachknight" shirts, hero crossovers. These move fast. HUF x World Industries / Slipknot / and rotating collabs — limited drops, worth grabbing before they're gone. If you came here looking for "huf shoes" specifically, jump to the footwear filter at the top. If you're here for tees and apparel, scroll past the shoes. FAQ Are HUF shoes good for skateboarding? Yes — HUF was founded by a pro skater, and their shoes are built with skating in mind. They lean slightly more lifestyle than pure performance compared to brands like Lakai or Emerica, but the Classic Lo and Dylan models hold up to real skating. Do HUF shoes run true to size? Generally yes, with some models ru