On Hollywood Tee Danzig S/S (Skelly Logo)

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The On Hollywood Tee Danzig S/S (Skull Logo) is a blacked-out slab of pure heavy metal energy. Featuring the iconic Danzig skull logo—a snarling demonic beast with bone horns—this graphic tee is as aggressive and raw as the music behind it. Bold white ink pops hard against the black fabric, staying true to the aesthetic that Glenn Danzig carved out for himself in the late '80s: part punk, part doom, all power. Printed on a premium 100% cotton tee with a soft vintage-style wash and classic fit, this shirt holds its form while breaking in perfectly session after session, whether you're skating steep driveways in Azusa or lurking under the lights at Garvey Park.

For over three decades, Danzig’s music has been the unofficial soundtrack of skateboarding's darker undercurrent. From “Tired of Being Alive” in Robert Lopez-Mont's Mag Minute, to “Am I Demon” ripping through parts in Coalition, Get Radish, and Hesh Trip, the sound of Danzig has always matched the grit and defiance of skateboarding. You’ve heard “Long Way Back From Hell” during Creature's Black Metal, “Soul On Fire” in Fucking Awesome’s Randy Farkus, or “Thirteen” as the eerie closer in The T-Town Video. These aren't just songs—they’re rituals, seeping through the concrete and into the bones of every generation of skaters who dig deeper than pop and trends.

On Hollywood brings that legacy into wearable form, staying true to the source while keeping things clean and timeless. This isn't some mall-core knockoff. This is for the lifers—the ones who grew up on Thrasher Double Rock, still own their VHS copy of Toxic, and proudly blast “777” while skating across the San Gabriel Valley at night.

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.

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