On Hollywood Tee Motley Crue Girl Girls Girls 3 S/S (Black)
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The On Hollywood Tee Motley Crue Girls Girls Girls 3 S/S (Black) is sleaze, speed, and stadium swagger wrapped in cotton. This tee features a full-color print of the legendary Crüe lineup posted up on choppers under neon pink script—straight from the Girls, Girls, Girls era, when the Sunset Strip was lawless and glam metal ruled the airwaves. Built on a soft black tee with a standard fit and vintage feel, it’s got that throwback grit that pairs perfectly with scuffed-up Vans and a hint of engine grease from your cruiser.
Released in 1987, Girls, Girls, Girls was a full-throttle love letter to Hollywood nightlife—strip clubs, whiskey, and V-twin exhaust. The title track alone could soundtrack a thousand stair sets, and it did. Chris Haslam famously skated to “Girls, Girls, Girls” in Transworld’s “In Bloom,” and Ben Hatchell brought it back in VOX’s “Skate 4 Change”. From Tony Trujillo’s “Kickstart My Heart” part in Jart’s “See Me” to Jordan Hoffart’s mellow lines backed by “Home Sweet Home” in The Bones Video, Crüe tracks have shown up in everything from 411VM to Supreme’s “BLESSED.” These weren’t ironic placements—Motley Crue had the power, the riffs, and the cocky chaos that fits skating like a fingerless glove.
On Hollywood knows exactly what they're doing with this one—high-grade officially licensed band merch made for riders, lifers, and anyone who's ever kickflipped in tight black jeans under a haze of Aqua Net and parking lot dust. It's built to wear loud and ride harder, from Claremont's asphalt lots to late-night roll-ups in Pasadena.
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.