VISSLA OPENS NEW DOORS IN CANGGU

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Nestled in the vibrant heart of Canggu, Bali, Stokehouse unveils its latest treasure trove for surf enthusiasts: a dynamic retail space housing three major brands - Vissla, Amuse Society, and Sisstrevolution. This exciting addition to the Canggu scene not only promises an unparalleled shopping experience but also serves as a hub for the surfing community, embodying the essence of the island’s laid-back surf culture.

At the heart of Stokehouse’s new shop lies a dedication to curating the finest in surf apparel, accessories, and equipment. Vissla, renowned for its innovative designs and commitment to sustainability, offers a range of stylish and functional surfwear tailored for the modern wave rider. Meanwhile, Amuse Society brings a touch of bohemian flair, with its eclectic collection of beach-chic attire that effortlessly transitions from sand to street. And Sisstrevolution, with its bold and empowering designs, caters to the adventurous spirit of female surfers worldwide.

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Step inside Stokehouse’s inviting space, and you’ll find more than just clothing. Browse through an impressive selection of surfboards, each crafted with precision and passion to enhance your wave-riding experience. Explore an array of surf hardware and accessories, meticulously curated to meet the needs of both seasoned surfers and novices alike. Whether you’re in search of the perfect board or the latest in surf technology, Stokehouse has you covered.

But Stokehouse is more than just a retail destination; it’s a community hub where surf enthusiasts come together to share their passion for the ocean. Here, locals and travelers alike gather to swap stories, exchange tips, and foster connections that transcend borders. With its welcoming atmosphere and genuine love for the surf lifestyle, Stokehouse embodies the spirit of camaraderie that defines Canggu’s surf scene.

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In a place where the waves are calling and the sunsets are breathtaking, Stokehouse stands as a beacon for those who live and breathe the surf culture. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a curious beginner, this new destination promises to ignite your sense of adventure and inspire your journey on and off the waves. Come experience the Stokehouse difference and discover why Canggu’s newest surf shop is making waves in more ways than one.

Stoke House Canggu jl.batu mejan 108, Ruko No 02

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