Go Skate Pillows
Description: While most know Go Skate as the mailorder skateboard heavyweight of the '80s with ads in every skateboard magazine, Californians know them best for their brick and mortar skate shops, four of them to be exact. They actually got their start in 1975 and went on to dominate the lucrative mail-order market with their flat-priced complete setups. This design came about ten years later when the shop played off of their name and added this Go Skate Or Go Home design as both t-shirts and stickers. While you had to pop for the shirts, they tossed the stickers in with every order, making them a pretty common sight on skateboards, cars, and ramps just about everywhere.
Description: While most know Go Skate as the mailorder skateboard heavyweight of the '80s with ads in every skateboard magazine, Californians know them best for their brick and mortar skate shops, four of them to be exact. They actually got their start in 1975 and went on to dominate the lucrative mail-order market with their flat-priced complete setups. They tossed in their house stickers with every order, making them a pretty common sight on skateboards, cars, and ramps just about everywhere skaters could be found.
Description: This design captures the free-spirited energy of skateboarding with a laid-back “go with the flow” attitude. Rooted in street culture, it reflects movement, creativity, and the thrill of riding without limits. The aesthetic blends urban edge with expressive style, appealing to those who embrace freedom, individuality, and the rhythm of the streets. Perfect for anyone drawn to skate life and the effortless flow of motion and balance.
Description: Roller Games was a sports entertainment spectacle created in the early 1960s in Los Angeles, California as a rival to the national Roller Derby league. Roller Games provided a mostly televised, increasingly theatrical version of the sport, and its flagship team, the Los Angeles Thunderbirds (T-Birds) endured several boom and bust cycles, including a roller derby attendance record in 1972, a major reorganization in 1975, cable sports coverage in 1986, a TV series called RollerGames in 1989–1990 (and a corresponding video game), and a small number of untelevised exhibition matches from the '80s and into the 2000s. The 'Go T-Birds' fan shirt is from the team's 1978 rebranding that saw them go from red, white, and blue, to green and gold.
Description: Where all the bad decisions and iconic hits end up! 🗑️📼🍕🔥 Embrace your inner chaotic music lover with this vibrant streetwear graffiti graphic design! Featuring the colorful title "WASTEBASKET", this detailed illustration showcases an adorable wire trash bin overflowing with 90s nostalgia—from retro cassette tapes and melted pizza to an "I ❤️ TRASH" mug, skull candles, and a spray lighter. Stamped with the legendary quote "Where All The Hits Go" and a bold "Certified Mess" badge! Whether you are a musician, a lo-fi beat fan, a skate culture enthusiast, or a proud owner of a chaotic room, this retro pop art illustration is the ultimate badge of honor for anyone who appreciates stinky humor and vintage aesthetics.
Description: A fun and playful cartoon design featuring two cute characters skateboarding together at high speed. With the funny “Go Free Dude!” speech bubble and “Speed is going Well” message, this design is perfect for skateboard lovers, free spirits, and anyone who enjoys a fun, carefree lifestyle.
