All a board

Four t-shirts later and I find myself thinking, “If I buy anymore Passport t-shirts someone might think it’s a little strange”. Putting that aside I could go all out and grab myself a few Passport skate decks, sunglasses, skate wheels, a beanie and even some socks.

I can’t put my finger on the one thing that draws me to the Passport brand (passportal.com.au), it could be that it’s the brainchild of a local skater, it could be it’s understated designs, or even awesome old-style illustrations. What ever it is my Passport shirts are my first choice in my wardrobe.

To pick up some of your very own Passport attire check out these local stores;  Skatebiz, The Outpost and Sneak & Destroy.

I’m yet to try out the Passport decks and wheels but I’m sure they’ll pass the same great standard of their t-shirts. Get on board and support this great local brand.

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