Arguably the most iconic skateboard graphic of all time, "The Ripper" was illustrated in 1983 by legendary Powell-Peralta artist V.C. Johnson. Originally the graphic was used as a "Bones Sold Here" dealer window sticker. What a shirt!
Passion arises from art & skill. The skaters George Powell and Stacey Peralta founded their shack in Santa Barbara in 1978, where ever since then innovative skateboards have been produced with engineering skills. The two teamed up out of sporting ambition, developed skateboards and made use of fiberglass and aluminum, made their own wheels out of urethane and immediately tested them by Stacey. Pew, finished boards. Powell later founded other well-known skate brands, they separated, but came together again in 1991 under the old flag and have since provided the scene with innovations and modern shapes. Merch is always an important part of the subculture, decks and shirts go hand in hand. With the legendairy team "Bones Brigade", the brand soon dominated the market because it had the greatest influence on the scene, everyone wanted to wear and ride what Tony Hawk, Tommy Guerrero and Steve Caballero lived. Every skater has his own style, everyone gets his own board, that was an announcement.
Powell-Peralta rebels skillfully and rightly.
| Design: |
Ripper Black |
| Color: |
Black |
| Material: |
100% Cotton |
| Manufacturer: |
Powell-Peralta |
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