DGK Sticker Puff
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DGK Sticker Puff is a loud, playful die-cut sticker that brings classic DGK humor together with bold cartoon styling and a clear Ghostbusters-inspired twist. The graphic features a puffy white mascot front and center, wearing a tilted purple-and-red DGK cap and a red neckerchief, posed in front of a nighttime city skyline. In one hand, the character holds a small car with flames shooting from it, adding a chaotic, comic-book feel that gives the whole piece its attitude.
The artwork is packed with color and contrast. A thick black outline frames the entire design, while the background mixes deep purple, black, and white for a strong nighttime city look. At the bottom, the DGK logo appears in a bright slime-drip treatment with neon green and yellow tones that really pop against the darker upper half of the sticker. The white border keeps everything crisp and makes it easy to stand out on a board, water bottle, tool box, laptop, helmet, or sticker wall.
Like a lot of DGK graphics, DGK Sticker Puff balances humor, mischief, and street energy without trying too hard. It feels right at home anywhere skate culture lives—whether that’s on a cruiser headed through South Pasadena, a street setup rolling through Alhambra, or a backpack clipped to the outside of a session at a park near Covina, El Monte, or Claremont. It’s the kind of small accessory that adds personality fast and shows love for brands that have always kept things raw, fun, and rooted in real skating.
Behind DGK is Stevie Williams, one of the most influential street skaters of all time and the founder of Dirty Ghetto Kids. He built the brand to represent underdogs, originality, and authentic street culture, and that spirit comes through here. DGK Sticker Puff feels collectible, funny, and unmistakably DGK—perfect for anyone who likes their skate accessories with a little weirdness and a lot of character.
Stix SGV has proudly served the San Gabriel Valley skateboarding community since the late ‘90s. With three locations across Los Angeles County, we’ve been deeply rooted in the local scene. Our Monrovia shop has been a staple since 1997, followed by our Claremont location in 2014, and our South Pasadena shop opening its doors in 2022. Our mission has always been simple: to uphold skateboarding culture and stay true to our community.