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Powell Peralta – Ripper Snapback Hat O/S – Military Green
$59.99CADPowell Peralta – Ripper Snapback Hat O/S – Military Green
Materials: 60% Cotton/40% Polyester.
Features
5-Panel snapback with screenprinted Ripper graphic
Lightly structured classic shape
Flat Brim
Matching undervisor
Matching plastic snap back
60% Cotton / 40% Polyester
One size
Santa Cruz – Contra Black Classic Dot Mid – Crew Socks
$17.99CADCrew sock with half cushion footbed and arch support ribbing; Black colorway is solid printed sock body with 1 color Contra Dot logo print at top side edge, Black Fade colorway is dark color faded body from top to bottom sock body with colored Contra Dot logo print on top side edge.
One Size.
Priced for 1 pair.
Santa Cruz – Contra Classic Dot Mid – Crew Socks
$17.99CADCrew sock with half cushion footbed and arch support ribbing; Black colorway is solid printed sock body with 1 color Contra Dot logo print at top side edge, Black Fade colorway is dark color faded body from top to bottom sock body with colored Contra Dot logo print on top side edge.
One Size.
Priced for 1 pair.
The Skateboard Art of Jim Phillips – Book
$49.99CADThis retropspective on Jim’s skateboard art bobards the reader wtih colorful skateboard decks, logos, ad art, ad layouts, photos and stickers to illustrate the history of skateboarding from the urethane revolution up to the present. You are invited for a ride, an inside view of Phillips Studios, to observe the wacky world of his crazed studio artists, and examine their graphic assignments. The story traces the roots of skateboarding with more than a half-century of Phillips’ involvement. It provides insight into the creative evolution of the sport and the worldwide interest and influence that has occurred from this California artist.
Surf, Skate & Rock Art of Jim Phillips – Book
$54.99CADThousands of artistic graphic illustrations, from motorcycles to health food and including rock posters, surf, and skateboard art, jump off these pages. Bold and dynamic “bad boy” and “hippie” themes in bright and startling colors command your attention with incredible detail. Jim Phillips delights in original imagery to convey his unique reflections of the popular world. Since 1962, he has published award-winning graphic designs for cartoons, skateboards, T-shirts, stickers, rock posters, and ad art. The works assembled for this book, from collections world-wide, represent over fifty years of creativity and document the powerful youth movement in America.
Keep On Pushin – Book
$26.99CADAdam Reber and legendary artist Jimbo Phillips have teamed up for Keep On Pushing a coming of age children’s story about a boy and his skateboard, and how the skateboard helps the boy navigate through life. It reflects elements from some of the most notable children’s books, by displaying perseverance and unconditional love.
Made For Skate: The Illustrated History of Skateboard Footwear – 10th Anniversary Edition – Book
$89.99CADThe best-selling coffee table book Made for Skate: The Illustrated History of Skateboard Footwear is back! Ten years after its original release, the chronicle of skateboard footwear history published by Gingko Press returns in a limited anniversary edition. The addition of 220 new pages of content bring this already massive tome up to date with tons of new photos, illustrations and text.
The Legacy of Warren Bolster – Master of Skateboard Photography – Book
$39.99CADWarren Bolster master of skateboard photography his photos and stories are just magical. It was his vision and drive that created “the bible” of skateboarding.
Warren’s devotion to building and documenting skateboarding almost consumed him. By 1978, the editorial reigns were passed. However, the legacy of Warren’s work within skateboarding has not been forgotten. Warren Bolster didn’t just capture the rebirth of skateboarding, he captured its true soul.
City Blights – Volume 4: The Advertising Issue – Magazine
$24.99CADCity Blights Magazine, Volume 4: The Advertising Issue. Created in the Spring of 2017, this magazine is 100% fake ads: all filler, no killer. The New Yorker this is not, look elsewhere for 3000 word expository articles on the joys of banality. But if snark and sillyness is what you seek, boy howdy do we have the publication for you.
