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   Welcome back to another blog of Biscuits and Breezers! In this blog you will be able to get a look at one of the new hockey clothing brands; Flow Hockey Apparel. Flow Hockey Apparel was founded in 2013 by Calvin Landby in Kennewick, Washington, USA. Landby was active with the Basement Hockey League in Spokane, Washington for quite some time and now has gone off to branch his own clothing company. Already, it is gaining attention in the AHL and the WHL and more recently FHA has gone into a partnership with the WSHL announcing the Flow of the Month. Flow Hockey Apparel will be able to open it's merchandise to hundreds of fans and players when the company will head down to Las Vegas this winter for the WSHL Showcase. Looking at the company, it resembles the very early stages of Gongshow. For those of you who don't know, Gongshow hockey is one of the most prominent hockey clothing lines with many clients in the NHL as well as many other professional leagues. From the Flow Hockey clothing I have seen so far, the designs on the apparel are wicked and definitely fit the laid back yet eccentric hockey lifestyle. I recently had a brief interview with Calvin Landby and here is what he had to say!:

 
Biscuits: How did the deal with the WSHL work out? 
 
Landby:  Being a smaller unknown clothing line, I knew the company had [to] make a big move to get noticed and spread the word about the line. Teaming up with a junior league seemed like the best idea. After lots of research on different leagues across the country, the WSHL seemed like the best fit. It's a well established league that [has] seen a huge growth in teams over the past few years. Director of Communications Brent Maranto and Commissioner Ron White were easy to work with and the deal was signed with ease
 
 
Biscuits: What does your partnership with the WSHL entail?
 
 
Landby: Our partnership with the WSHL gives us rights to the Player of the Game for all games at the WSHL Showcase in December, allows us to sell apparel at the showcase, and gives us sponsorship rights to the WSHL Flow of the Month contest
 
 
Biscuits: What does the future look like for Flow Hockey Apparel?
 
 
Landby: The future looks bright for Flow Hockey. I believe we're heading in the right direction. I would like to continue to see the line spreading across the country. I would also like to see Flow Hockey clothing in some retail stores in the near future
 
 
 
Flow Hockey was featured on Good Morning Northwest (GMNW) earlier this year and you can watch the interview here: Flow Hockey TV
 
Here are some of the players representing Flow Hockey Apparel's Clothing! (All photos credit to Flow Hockey Apparel):
 



If you would like, you can check out some of Flow Hockey Apparel's clothing line and their website at http://flowhockeyapparel.com/

  I want to wish FHA the best of luck and who knows maybe we will be seeing Flow Hockey Apparel in hockey shops across North America in the very near future! Good luck guys!!

  Thanks for reading another blog of Biscuits and Breezers! Every blog will be filled with updated hockey news, player reviews, and much more! Until next time remember, don't get your breezers in a bunch because hockey is always around the corner. Remember, it's always a great day for hockey and it's lifestyle not just a sport!
 
 


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