Stussy 80s Get Down Witchyo Bad Self…
Design was published in the 08/1986 issue of Thrasher Magazine
t-shirt
- 12 Oz Prophet
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Flip Skateboards Mark Appleyard “Neon Apple” 2001
This is Mark Appleyard’s first pro deck tee from 2001. His segment in the the Flip Video “Really Sorry” is arguably the best part. It’s legendary for his smooth swaggy style and him absolutely destroying Freemont (RIP).
