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MexiLogFest 2016: Style Winners

2016-02-28T18:16:00-08:00

The finalists! Photo courtesy of MexiLogFest.

The colorful surf-centric Sayulita on a normal day: vibrating with the energy of artists, musicians, tourists, surfers, yogis and creative folks from around the world, basking in the free-spirited beach lifestyle. Sayulita during the MexiLogFest 2016: dial it up to 11, raise the bar on longboard talent, and flood the town with more international amigos coming revel in the three-day bender of stylish surfing and partying.

This wasn't a traditional surf contest with events like the Tag Team tournament to keep the mood in the water fun, versus cut throat. But still, there’s $2K on the line and these cats have the Noosa Festival in Australia as next on the tour stop. “It is still definitely competitive though,” Julie Cox, one of the judges told us.

Exactly how do you judge this kind of contest? Julie Cox told us her criteria for crowning the winners of the MexiLogFest.

Lola wears the Hermosa Surf Suit free surfing in Sayulita. Photo by JuanJose Siero.

The difference between good and great style:

Julie Cox: “It is soooo hard to judge surfing period,” Julie says. “But, there are small things that make a difference in style. For example, cross-stepping versus shuffling, hands flailing or hands and arms calm and steady, torso straight versus hunched over, kicking out with control, or falling on waves. How people drop into the wave is something I look at. There are so many subtleties. It is very subjective and good style is in the eye of the beholder.”

How waves were judged at the festival:

Julie Cox: “The judges at the MexiLogFest all agreed to judge on the beginning, middle and end of the rides with the most dynamic maneuvers including noseriding, turns, floaters, and style. Comparing two surfers is incredibly difficult because they each have their own style and flair they bring to the wave — their own personality... I liked seeing a big maneuver on the outside where the wave was the most critical. The surfing talent was really high: very fine tuned, stylish surfing going on down there in Sayulita.”

Only good vibes please:

Julie Cox: "The energy seemed super smiley and positive. The heat was intense so there was a lot of chilling at the house in the shade between their heats. The MexiLog Fest brought a great group of people down who seemed pretty humble and appreciative of having a logging contest."

Congrats to the winners and everyone who participated! Go to the MexiLogFest website for all the winners and forthcoming photos and videos about the spectacular event!

Julie Cox when she isn't at the judges tower. Photo by JuanJose Siero.

Karina Rozunko gets a good noseride during the contest. Photo by MexiLogFest.

Lola Mignot kicks her heel up during the contest. Photo by MexiLogFest.

Lola (left) and Karina (right) share a party wave before the contest. Photo by @jslphoto on Instagram.

Sayulita how you feelin? || photo: @ryanstruck || @theseea

A photo posted by Karina Rozunko (@karinarozunko) on Feb 19, 2016 at 2:26pm PST

Fun peelers yesterday morning. I'm stoked to feel the freedom of warm water and shed the 4/3 for a few days @theseea. Many thanks to @ryanstruck for the water capture.

A photo posted by Julie Cox (@julecollection) on Feb 18, 2016 at 7:35pm PST

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Malibu does its Magic at the 2015 MSA Classic Invitational

2015-09-17T14:11:00-07:00

Makala Smith at Malibu doing its Malibu thing. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

When do you ever get Malibu this good all to yourself and three friends at a time? Last weekend, the typically thick line-up at First Point became an empty stage for the solo wave dancers competing at the 2015 MSA Classic Invitational. For anyone who's surfed Malibu's magical point at its best (with the worst of crowds), open space like this is basically flying through the blue skies and fluffy clouds of heaven. The fun waves rolled on all weekend, plus warm water, plus scorching hot weather. Find us under the umbrella shade between heats.

Congrats to the Seeababes who placed in the events: Makala Smith: 3rd in the Women's Logger Pro, Karina Rozunko: 1st in Junior Women, Mele Saili: 2nd in Women 20-34, and Taylor Nelson: 3rd in Women 20-34.

Big thank you and shakas to Erin Ashley for organizing the Women's Logger Pro Event and assembling some of the best lady longboarders around to play together!

All photos by Luki O'Keefe.

Makala Smith got one all the way to the inside, against the backdrop of the pier. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Karina Rozunko in the foreground, watching the contest from the top of the stairs. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Mele Saili drops in. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Mele Saili on the nose. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Erin Ashley, aka Worm and the mastermind organizer of the Women's Logger Invitational. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Queen of Malibu, Kassia Meador. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Leah Dawson's soul arch. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Mele Saili in the Tofino. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

One of the guys gets a mini barrel. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

First place winner of the Women's Logger Pro, Lindsey Steinriede-Engle on the wave, Mele Saili paddling out. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Karina Rozunko ducks into it. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Frankie Seely in the back and Lindsay Steinriede-Engle in the front. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Because it wouldn't be Malibu without party waves. Pals Kassia Meador in the front with Jen Smith right behind her. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

Bobbing and weaving. Kassia Meador and Jen Smith. Photo by Luki O'Keefe.

How early you think they got there for this prime parking space? Luki O'Keefe and Karina Rozunko hang out at the van.

Worm Dreams Big: A Tribute to the Benevolent Bad-asses of the Women’s Longboarding Community from SeaLevelTV on Vimeo.

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Seea Movie Night and Mele Saili Art Show at Bing Surf Shop!

2015-05-18T10:53:00-07:00

Mele Saili holding the Seea x Bing surfboard that we are giving away in a raffle! Photo by Stone Crandall.

Seea and Bing have been friends forever — sharing several team riders and countless weekend family beach days together — and we were stoked to finally have a party to celebrate Seea being sold at the Bing Surf Shop in Encinitas!

Southern California got some much-needed rain in the morning, and the clouds cleared with sunny skies just in time for the party people trickling in to the Bing Surf Shop at 5pm on Friday, May 15. It was incredible to meet new faces and watch their stoke, eyes glued to the TV while the "Seea in Italy" film by Onde Nostre, "Intimasea" by Nathan Oldfield, and 2015 collection film by Michael Weybret played all night. Think about looking behind you at everyone's faces in a movie theater — super cool!

Seeababe Mele Saili had her paintings and drawings displayed, met with art lovers and sold a few pieces too! Check out special T-shirts for sale only in store at the Bing Surf Shop featuring Mele Saili's artwork. Big thanks to everyone who came out to toast glasses filled with ZIOBAFFA with us, and to the folks at Bing for their hospitality.

All photos by Stone Crandall.

Sunny skies and surfboards in Encinitas! Photo by Stone Crandall.

Early arrivals at the Bing Surf Shop party. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Legendary shaper and surfer Bing Copeland! Photo by Stone Crandall.

A look at the Seea x Bing surfboard that you can win in a raffle! Photo by Stone Crandall.

Close-up of the color and logo detail of the Seea x Bing Surfboard. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Thanks to Ziobaffa for keeping the wine flowing in the Italian spirit! Photo by Stone Crandall.

It was awesome to see all the genuine surfer ladies in the house! Photo by Stone Crandall.

Congrats Mele Saili on your art show! Photo by Stone Crandall.

Overflow of people outside of the Bing Surf Shop. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Mele Saili art show. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Margaret Calvani pours some Ziobaffa wine. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Ziobaffa wine got us in the Italian mood during the "Seea in Italy" film screenings. Photo by Stone Crandall.

More wine! Photo by Stone Crandall.

So many pretty boards, not enough garage space. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Check out the Seea x Bing surfboard poking out! Packed inside the Bing Surf Shop. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Far right, Bing team rider Mick Rodgers. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Hangin' out. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Photo by Stone Crandall.

Seeababe Karina Rozunko meets Bing Copeland! Photo by Stone Crandall.

Bing Copeland and Matt Calvani who carries the torch. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Checking out the Mele Saili art show. Photo by Stone Crandall.

Mele holds a T-shirt featuring her painting! Photo by Stone Crandall.

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Better than Coachella, the Byron Bay Surf Festival

2014-10-31T16:57:00-07:00

Byron Bay Surf Festival 2014!

We imagine that the Byron Bay Surf Festival is like a surfer's version of Coachella, but even better because it's at the beach! The three-day festival held Oct. 24-26 was a coastal bum’s dream of sensorial happiness: live music concerts, surf movie screenings, expression sessions, yoga, SurfLit Lounge, artists and brands selling awesome stuff and way more events to please the eyes, ears, body and creative mind than we can list.

Seeababes Makala Smith, Leana Rack and Chrystal Fitzgerald were up in it all last weekend and still smiling days after from the vibes. They guided us through some of their festival highlights!

All the surf-related events were held at Wategos Beach, a gorgeous world class point break. Board demos and expression sessions had the water packed all weekend long, and even the sand was a space for creativity. Sand drawings were done by a local artist that gets up at 4am to draw on the fresh and untouched beach.

Wategos Beach in the early morning.

Sand Art on the beach.

Close-up of the sand art.

There was plenty of socializing and happenings to check out between surf sessions, or just have a minute to take it all in.

Makala hanging out on the grass. Photo courtesy of Byron Bay Surf Festival.

The festival field.

Chrystal Fitzgerald with Drifter Bali friends at the Surf Art Market. Photo courtesy of @dawnwolfdreamer on Instagram.

Gato Heroi in the Wild Things installation.

Closer look at the boards that are also like works of art.

Beach day!

Yoga for surfers stretching. Photo courtesy of Bryon Bay Surf Festival.

Feed your mind in the Surf Lit Lounge. Great thinkers and local legends talked about their love for surfing and the surf life.

Surf Lit schedule. Photos courtesy of Bryon Bay Surf Festival and Chelsea Palmer.

The inspiring story of Pascale Honore in the Surf Lit series was an inspiration to show that anybody can surf. Pascale became a paraplegic 19 years ago as a result of a car accident and had always wanted to surf from spending so much time watching on the shore. One of her son's friends Ty Swan strapped her on his back and they were off, Duct Tape Surfing!

Donate $1 for a pair of headphones!

Board made out of bottles! And he actually surfs it.

~ A S a l t y L i f e ~ What a weekend. Byron Bay has just spent the weekend vibe'ing off it's face on surf culture and today's @coronaextra_au party wave was an awesome finish to the best festival in Byron Bay. A massive thanks to the whole festival team for all their hard work in creating a very special event that is held dear to the hearts of all surfers. And a special thanks to the RADEST media team for capturing all the magic. @_carlybrownphotography_ @bethanyrylesphotography_ @stefanjosefilms Couldn't of done it without you legends. See you all at the @beachhotelbyronbay this arvo for the official after party of the @byronbaysurffestival #festival #jobdone #byronbay #surffestival

A photo posted by M I N G N O M C H O N G (@thedrifterblog) on Oct 10, 2014 at 9:49pm PDT

See you next year, Byron! For more photos, check out the Byron Bay Surf Festival website and this video produced by the festival.

Buzzing on 'Surf Culture' | BBSF 2014 from Byron Bay Surf Festival on Vimeo.

All photos courtesy of Byron Bay Surf Festival, Makala Smith and Chelsea Palmer unless otherwise noted.

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Unforgettable Weekend: Mele at the Deus 9ft & Single Log Fest in Bali

2014-06-04T20:35:00-07:00

There are surf contests and then there’s the Deus Bali 9ft and Single Log Fest. This friendly gathering of ocean fanatics surfing in fine waves together felt like it was more about feeding off of each other’s good vibes than anyone winning or losing.

Seeababe Mele Saili (placed 3rd) was honored to be apart of the first invite-only women’s expression session on Sunday, June 1 where she paddled out next to Kassia Meador (placed 2nd), Jen Smith, Leah Dawson (congrats to Leah for being crowned the winner), Erin Ashley, Ryo Bay and Borabora Hwang.

"It was a completely surreal and an honor to have the chance to surf with the women I grew up idolizing," Mele says. "For the women's heat it was head high plus. The conditions pushed everyone to take their surfing to the next level. The obvious stand outs of the whole contest were Leah Dawson and Devon Howard who both received 1st places."

The whole weekend from May 29 – June 1 had a bunch of rad happenings going on: an Andy Davis art show opening at the Deus Temple of Enthusiam in Canggu, a Bali Fish Fry displaying an enviable spread of boards, a shaper’s forum and of course different surfing events divided by the wavecraft (9ft and up, under 9ft, hand plane body whomping).

"It was a great way to meet and mingle with everyone that traveled from all different parts of the world to get here, just for this contest," Mele says of the experience. "Once I got here I was amazed how you can just hop on a scooter with your board and ride past all the open rice patties on your way to the beach. This is my first time to Bali and found the waves to have so much more power and speed than back home."

Follow Mele in Bali through this photo gallery of the weekend's festivities!

View from Bali. Photo on Mele Saili's Instagram.

Board racks not required. Photo by Erin Ashley's Instagram.

Single fin log fest! Mele in the Leucadia skirt.

The scene at the festival.

Close-up of the participants.

Group photo! Photo by Leah Dawson's Instagram.

Vans x Seea launch party at Thalia Surf Shop

2014-04-07T10:12:00-07:00

From left, Elizabeth Root, Amanda Chinchelli, Mele Saili, and Esther Bent at the Vans x Seea release party at Thalia Surf Shop.

We are bursting with gratitude to all of our friends who came by to celebrate the Vans x Seea footwear collaboration launch at Thalia Surf Shop last Thursday! It was like a reunion being surprised by many familiar faces, and meet new friends attracted by the delicious aroma of tacos and lively crowd outside of the store during Laguna Beach art walk night.

Thanks to everyone who came by to check it out. Here's a peek at the party and don't miss out on getting your pair of limited edition Vans x Seea shoes at Thalia before they sell out!

The scene outside of Thalia Surf Shop.

Stoked on this amazing wall display!

Close-up of the Vans x Seea display. All customers who purchased a pair at the event received a moleskin notebook and canvas tote bag.

A happy customer with a new pair of Vans x Seea shoes in her tote.

Couples shopping at its best. Thalia is a one stop shop for girls and guys beach lifestyle.

Esther Bent, Karina Rozunko, Mele Saili and Luki O'Keefe.

Tacos served up all night long. Photo courtesy of Vans Surf.

The floors were full of Vans X Seea Solana and Mohican shoes each worn their own way.

Don't forget to shop Thalia Surf Shop to nab your pair of limited edition Vans x Seea shoes before they sell out!

Congrats to Seeababes placing on top at the Noosa Festival of Surf!

2014-03-22T17:56:00-07:00

Mele scoring a magical moment with dolphins during the Noosa Festival of Surfing. Photo by Chrystal Dawn Fitzgerald.

Shakas to Mele Saili, Lola Mignot, Karina Rozunko and Makala Smith for the awesome display of pretty lady gliding at The Noosa Festival of Surfing in Australia last week! The dreamy point break lit up during the contest days and our hearts swelled to see photos of our friends surfing with graceful style and smiles on their faces.

Every year some of the best surfers from all over the world gather at the Noosa Festival of Surfing for a weeklong party reunion. All kinds of wavecraft are ridden, yet its dominated by old school logging that Noosa's glassy perfection is made for. Congrats to Mele, Lola, Karina and Makala for placing in the top 10 in women's division!

Trace in their cross-steps with this photo tour of the 2014 Noosa Festival. Special thanks to Nathan Oldfield and newest addition to the Seeababe family, Chrystal Dawn Fitzgerald for the stunning photos.

Lola Mignot's poetry in motion. Photo by Chrystal Dawn Fitzgerald.

View from the beach. Photo by Chrystal Dawn Fitzgerald.

According to Chrystal, the Noosa festival had a humble start with an emphasis on families and gathering together for the love of surfing. Even though the festival now welcomes the very best surfers from around the world, the love of surfing motto and family teams divisions remain.

"During the festival Noosa turns on her charm," says Chrystal, who photographed the event. "Open air venues and restaurants along the beach and street are packed. Here on Hastings Street, international surf films make their debuts, incredible musicians like the Band of Frequencies jam into the night, and interesting artist, surfers and surfing legends mingle thorough the week."

Walking from first point where the contest is held to Noosa National Park, Chrystal says it becomes "this beautiful nexus of smiles, interesting boards, surf reports, koalas, skateboards, sunscreen, ice creams, and hugs. It's a haven for long-boarding, surf history enthusiasm and a delight to be a part of even if you can't stay the whole week. If you do stay though the week, and happen to be blessed with swell your a different human by the end of it."

Go Karina! Photo by Chrystal Dawn Fitzgerald.

Mele in the pocket. Photo by Chrystal Dawn Fitzgerald.

Makala keeps her legs covered and protected with leggings. Photo by Chrystal Dawn Fitzgerald.

Surf, eat, sleep, repeat. Lola takes a rest.

Mele captured by Nathan Oldfield for great folks at The Critical Slide Society.

Mele in the Palomar Crop Top and Leucadia High Waist Skirted Bottom in Tea Leaf. Photo by Nathan Oldfield.

Mele levitates. Photo by Nathan Oldfield.

Having fun in between heats. From left: Lola, Tory Gilkerson, Karina and Makala playing around on a dock by the Noosa River.

More fun on the dock. Karina strikes a pose in the Monterey. Tory in the San O in Limestone, Lola in Palomar Crop Top out this summer, Makala in the Leucadia in Limestone.

Mele in the San O meets Byron Bay surfer Leana Rack!

Mele's quick stop in Tavarua... See you next year Noosa!

Can't get enough? Watch Mele and Makala in the final of the Hive Swimwear Women's Open.

Seea now at Urban Outfitters' Without Walls in Costa Mesa

2014-03-18T10:00:00-07:00

Shop Seea and everything else you need for an outdoor adventure at Urban Outfitters' Without Walls.

Meet your new one-stop shop for crazy running leggings, coastal camping gear and Seea surf suits. Urban Outfitters’ debuted its “get moving, have fun” Without Walls concept in Costa Mesa last weekend and Seea was stoked to be apart of it alongside creative-thinking brands like Patagonia, Poler, Mowgli Surf, Yokishop, Onzie yogawear and more.

From the Brazilian jungles to the lady longboard stylings at San Onofre, tour the places that shaped Seea on the Without Walls blog.

The kickoff event this past Saturday at The Lab anti-mall in Costa Mesa was a nonstop fun fest— we tie-dyed a shirt with the twins behind Mowgli Surf, noshed on tacos by Lime Truck, watched Ty Williams paint, shopped for seriously stylish summer camping gear and just soaked in the sun with friends over a fresh juice (and maybe a beer from Saint Archer's brewery too).

Scroll on to get a virtual tour of the event's happenings and be sure to check out Without Walls in Urban Outfitters next time you're in the Costa Mesa. Never fear our non-SoCal friends, its also in Santa Monica, Hollywood, San Francisco, New York and online.

The line for Mowgli Surf's tie-dye painting session never slowed.

Close-up of the DIYing. Guests took the wet lump of T-shirt in a ziplock bag and were instructed to rinse it out in 24 hours. It's a surprise to see how it turns out.

Artist Ty Williams painted all day in the hot sun.

Take a nap by one of the yarn-bombed trees in The Lab.

Enter Without Walls.

Shop for vinyl, records and tapes inside an airstream while you're at it.

Seea front and center!

Our very own Seea table! Shop the Leucadia top and skirted bottom, Monterey top, Palomar crop top, Capitola bottom and Seea x Vans moccasins.

Find funky yoga gear and workout clothes.

We'll take all of this, please.

Take notes on what to pack for a van road trip.

Thanks to the Without Walls crew for an awesome fun time!

Mele Saili art show at Shaper Studios

2014-02-25T11:10:00-08:00

Mele Saili art show at Shaper Studios

The guys are Shaper Studios in San Diego have never failed at throwing a great party and this past Saturday was another bulls eye as the shop headquarters filled up with friends supporting Seeababe Mele Saili’s art show.

Art by Mele Saili on the walls at Shaper Studios

Ladies flowed in and out throughout the day and each wave of Seea sample sale shoppers made for a fun unofficial fashion show. Next, Christine Brailsford got inside the shaping room like a fish tank and sanded down one of the very first Seea surfboard collaborations. Eager girl shapers to-be asked Christine questions about the completed Seea surfboard on display that features Mele's painting under a stunning seafoam green glassing. We hope it inspired them to come back to get their first lesson to shape their own board at Shaper Studios!

Christine sands one of the first Seea surfboards at Shaper Studios.

A few last remaining styles and some new ones at the Seea sample sale.

The upstairs of Shaper Studios where the finished boards await glassing.

Seea display at Shaper Studios.

Continuing on into the evening hours the wooden walls got packed to the brim and inevitably turned into a dance party with Manuel Caro on the turntables. By the end of the night, Mele sold out of every painting. Big thanks to everyone who came out to support and to Shaper Studios for hosting!

Paintings and drawings by Mele Saili.

Painting by Mele Saili.

Mele meets stoked art patrons.

Left, getting a DJ lesson from Manuel Caro. Right, Jenayl Peters and Mele Saili.

From left, Christine Brailsford of Furrow Surfboards, Mele Saili. Amanda Chinchelli and Florencia Gomez Gerbi of Green Pacha hats. Surfboard shaped by Christine Brailsford featuring art by Mele Saili.

Seea makes a Summer splash at Agenda WNMS

2014-01-10T13:36:00-08:00

Amy wearing one of Seea's newest neoprene pieces.

Get excited for more Seea neoprene and surfsuit newness this Summer! Seea previewed its limited edition Summer 2014 collection of never before seen suits at the Agenda trade show in Long Beach on January 7-8. The bi-annual gathering of active sports lifestyle industry buyers and press got an exclusive peek at the new Summer line, which consists of 24 styles, each limited to 100 units each!

The always smiling Amy Reda (previously Lowry, now freshly married) modeled the fit while Seeababes Jenayl Peters and Mele Saili were on hand to meet and greet friends like Shannon Menzel at Wetsand Surf Shop in Ventura, Alison and Diane from Diane's Beachwear, and Karen from Sun Diego Boardshop. We were extremely excited to meet with Need Supply from Richmond, Virginia and On The Beach from South Padre Island, Texas, as they will be the first accounts to carry Seea in their respective states! It was also great to meet the friendly new buyers from online retro icons Modcloth, and the original surf shop in Goleta, CA, Sundance Beach.

A fun Palomar crop top from the Summer collection shown with brand new high-waist bottoms with buttons. The hand-painted sign in the background is destined to grace the walls of Surfy Surfy, our favorite surf shop in Leucadia.

Special thanks to talented artist Colt Bowden who set up his easel on site and let us wonder at his steady brushstroke hand as he illustrated the lost of art of hand-painted signs. Guests got to request their favorite and obscure surf spots for Colt to paint onto a wood board and take the painting home as a keepsake.

Thanks to all the buyers, press, friends and Seea fans who came by to say hello!

Colt Bowden finds the lost art of sign painting. Who know's where Nun's Beach is?

Colt up close and still wet paint.

Amy's choice surf spot in Santa Cruz, painted by Colt.

More happy customers!

See ya at the next show, Agenda!

Weekend Getaway: Camping with Thalia Street

2013-09-26T13:34:00-07:00

Loading up the car to go camping.

Proving that you don't have to travel far to unplug, the nice boys at Thalia Street invited the Seeababes for a spontaneous camping trip this past weekend, a mere hop and skip away in Hamburg. We rounded up the girls in rapid motion and were off to the beach in a sparkling vintage ride to meet up with the crew to catch waves, ride fast wheels and gather around a fire.

Thanks to Nick and the Thalia Street family for the unforgettable time! Check out Thalia Street's Facebook page for more snapshots.

Luki hangs on to her hat with the light breeze.

Who needs a ride?

We love California. Heaven-sent splendid weather.

Petite girls get more mini-barrels! Amy grabs rail.

Mele Saili takes the high line on her self-shaped mid-length

Back at camp, boys and their motortoys. Thalia had the coolest wheels of all kinds.

We couldn't resist joining in on the fun.

Classic California Kitsch

A wave a day ~ HalfWay Party

2011-10-19T03:09:37-07:00

"Some people say surfing is the hardest sport on earth, that if you can surf, you can do anything. I also know that when things go right, it's about the most fun you can possibly have. By surfing every day, I hope to honor all those who have been affected by Breast Cancer and that my determination will inspire people to become involved." Sarah Hughen

A wave a day mission is to surf 365 days with no exceptions to raise funds and awareness for the fight against Breast Cancer.

October is breast cancer awareness month, and October 29th marks Sarah's half way. 6 months down - 6 more to go!
So save the date and come celebrate this great event at the beautiful Cardiff Reef.
Seea will be there to support this great cause.
The event starts at 10 am with beach clean up, group paddle out at 12, Bing Surf board demo and wellness treatments by Indigo Dragon.
Shop Seea and 50% of the profit will be donated to the amazing Keep a Breast Foundation.

Hope to see you there...
SHAKA MUCHACHAS!

Seea at the Cardiff Surf Classic

2011-09-16T10:11:20-07:00

This weekend Seea will be at the Cardiff Surf Classic & Rerip Green Fest, a two day event dedicated to bring environmental awareness to our coastal communities. This year the Cardiff 101 Main Street is teaming with Rerip, an organization dedicated to creating accountability, measurability and sustainability to the surf industry.
We've donated two of our new suits to the charitable auction, and will be displaying the full line of Seea suits at the Bing Surfboards booth (thanks guys!), so come on out, show your support and get to know us.

Some suits will be for sale at the booth and we'll give a special discount to the girls participating at the contest.

GREEN SHAKAS TO ALL