The deck was born here: Cybercafe x Benzene Haifa Skateboard Deck

Bringing back the hot25 swimwear, merging fashion, food and music in the heart of Paris.

Hosted by FCC Paris on April 25th, we transformed the space into our little world. Centered around Benzene's summer pieces, the event featured an underground listening room curated by Boukan Records alongside a mocktail menu by our dear friend and Top Chef Arabia winner Ruba Khoury.

Rooted in a shared connection to Palestinian heritage and diasporic Arab youth culture, we brought together creatives, artists and local communities throughout the day in the heart of Paris.

Merging global club culture with North African creatives through a collab party to celebrate the end of AFCON.

A one-day pop-up in Barcelona's creative scene, built around the hot25 capsule.

Bringing together music and community in a one-day Benzene pop-up in Barcelona centered around our hot25 capsule. The space became a meeting point shaped by music, movement and community.

The pop-up brought together our friends in Barcelona with live performances, a little chess tournament and obviously the vibes.

An after party for the underground scene, closing Paris Fashion Week.

Benzene afterparty saw artists from London, Palestine, and of course Paris kill it to end PFW. At full capacity, we had people wheeling Lime bikes outside while Pierre Pepe turned the DJ booth into a stage.

Bamao, Greg, Tess and DJ Gawad were mixing up a storm, and the mic was blessed by Swagboyalgeria, Elias, Jawnino and of course Pierre Pepe. It was mental. We thank everyone who stopped by.

Benzene's first hot25 drop, opened to the public during Paris Fashion Week.

Opening Benzene's first hot25 drop to the public during Paris Fashion Week through a dedicated showroom experience.

A local bar tournament bringing the community together through an alternative sports gathering.

A local bar tournament bringing together the local community through an alternative sports gathering.

The night Benzene launched. A 5-metre stage of red oil barrels, 29 artists, and a beer.

At Omar's restaurant, Cendrillon, we decided to launch Benzene. We made a 5-metre tall stage of red oil barrels designed by our dear friend, architect and professor Sofia Albrigo. Fineline Studios adorned said monstrosity with their hand-made speakers. Mouri invited 29 artists to absolutely kill it. We made a beer. There were flairs. Thousands showed up. We thank you all.

1973 Global Oil Crisis, the beer, launched that same night. A city-wide festival bridging nightlife, fashion and underground music culture during one of Paris' largest public cultural celebrations.