Fueled by the Movement. The mind behind Organic Dstres stands Syndia “Sid” Nedd — The Big O — a designer, creator, and storyteller shaped by New York’s rhythm.Born in the ’90s, he was raised on street rhythm and raw hustle, Sid built this brand as a bridge between culture and creation.Organic Dstres is the embodiment of pressure flipped into purpose.A Bronx spark, ignited by the city’s fire, spread through all five boroughs, fueled by art, rhythm, and rebellion.For the riders, the skaters, the dreamers - this is for those who live full throttle.

Before Organic Dstres hit fabric, it lived on walls and black books. Graffiti was his first classroom - learning motion, balance, and storytelling through spray paint and markers. Every wall was a lesson in courage and color.Naturally skating came next — fearless action, on a new canvas.The pavement became his canvas, the crew his gallery. The freedom, the rhythm, the lifestyle — it all became part of his design DNA.Streetwear wasn’t just clothes; it was movement.Organic Dstres captures that motion— not just wear it, but print it.

The soul of the brand was born in motion. No fancy press, just two hands, a couple of screens, some ink, and hours of trial and error in Sid's mothers basement. The first “Organic Heritage” logo was hand-painted by him directly onto a silk screen— raw, bold, embodying graffiti heritage.There it was — a yellow-to-red ombré fade, bright, alive, unforgettable. The Big O symbol emerged by focusing on that single letter.The abstract shape sparked connection through imagination. Everyone saw something different in it, and that's what made it real. It became clear that Organic Dstres wasn’t just fashion — it was language.Before it lived on fabric, it moved through kitchens, pressure, rhythm, and creation moved as one.

Before Organic Dstres, Sid mastered heat somewhere else, the kitchen. Another creative space built on rhythm and repetition, where he expressed his love for food. After graduating Monroe University, he spent five years in NYC’s high-heat kitchens, learning to move fast, stay precise, and keep his head in the game — the same rhythm that now drives the brands designs. Organic Dstres was built from that same recipe - structured chaos with creative flavor.

That new rhythm didn’t stay still — it moved into the streets. The pulse of the city, the grind, the motion — it pulled him in.From 2018 to 2025, I dove headfirst into NYC’s Bikelife movement — 26s, 29s, and miles of rolling unity.He started showing up on a skateboard — a Santa Cruz deck gifted by a local OG — just to soak in the energy. Soon after, he grabbed his first Crooks & Castles x SE Blocks Flyer, and that was it.Bikelife wasn’t just transportation — it was a new kind of street art. Riders flowing through traffic became calligraphy in motion.At every rideout, I handed out custom Big O stickers — not for clout, but for connection. Watching riders slap them on bikes and gear turned those moments into moving galleries. That’s when he realized, this was community in motion.Not everyone skates, but everyone rides.And that’s what carried the brand further — faster — straight to the people who live it.

NDNS is a mindset.No Diss. No Stress.It’s about keeping your peace in chaos, staying grounded when the city’s loud, and turning pressure into purpose.We fuse streetwear, rider culture, and mindful living — built for those who stay cool under heat, move with faith, and grow through motion.NDNS is for those who still ride, still dream, and still create through the noise From Heat Comes Growth.