Santa Cruz Tee Kids Scribble Bone Hand Midweight S/S (Cobalt)
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Santa Cruz Tee Kids Scribble Bone Hand Midweight S/S (Cobalt) brings a fresh, illustrated twist to one of skateboarding's most recognizable graphic traditions. This youth short-sleeve t-shirt features a rich cobalt blue colorway with a small Santa Cruz logo centered across the upper chest. The front graphic combines bold, stylized Santa Cruz lettering with a yellow background, green accents, and an orange jagged outline resembling an explosion of flames. The contrast between the colorful logo and deep blue fabric gives the shirt a clean, classic look from the front.
The back features a much larger, more aggressive interpretation of Santa Cruz's legendary hand imagery. A twisted skeletal hand takes center stage, with cracked white bones outlined in heavy black lines. The hand forms a grotesque, wide-open mouth filled with sharp white teeth, a dark interior, and an exaggerated green tongue extending across the center. A jagged orange burst surrounds the entire illustration, creating a striking contrast against the cobalt blue fabric. The intentionally rough, scribbled details and exaggerated cartoon anatomy reflect the unmistakable underground art style that has made Santa Cruz graphics a staple of skateboard culture for decades.
Constructed from 100% cotton, this youth t-shirt features a 5.3 oz. midweight knitted fabric designed for comfortable everyday wear. The regular fit provides room for movement without being excessively baggy, while the ribbed crew neckline, short sleeves, and traditional straight hem maintain a familiar skate tee silhouette. Both the front and back graphics are printed using soft-hand ink, providing lasting color and detail without an overly heavy or stiff print. Available in youth sizes Small through XL, the shirt is well suited for younger skateboarders who want something comfortable enough for skating and durable enough for regular use.
Santa Cruz Skateboards has been part of skateboarding history since 1973, when Richard Novak, Doug Haut, and Jay Shuirman established the company that would become one of the industry's most influential brands. Operating through NHS in Santa Cruz, California, the company helped define generations of skateboard culture through innovative board designs, legendary professional teams, influential skate videos, and some of the most recognizable artwork ever printed on a skateboard. Artist Jim Phillips played an especially important role in establishing the company's visual identity, creating iconic imagery such as the Screaming Hand, which first appeared in 1985 and became one of skateboarding's most enduring symbols. The Scribble Bone Hand design carries that creative tradition forward with its own distorted, horror-inspired interpretation.
For younger skaters growing up around Monrovia, Arcadia, Pasadena, Duarte, Glendora, Claremont, and South Pasadena, Santa Cruz represents a direct connection to skateboarding's roots. The Kids Scribble Bone Hand Tee brings that history into a shirt that fits naturally at the local skatepark, around school, or during everyday life. Its understated front and oversized back artwork give it the balance of traditional skate apparel and the unusual, character-driven graphics that have always been part of the Santa Cruz identity.
The Santa Cruz Kids Scribble Bone Hand Midweight Tee features a youth regular fit, 100% cotton construction, 5.3 oz. midweight fabric, ribbed crew neckline, small front and large back artwork, and soft-hand ink printing. Available in youth sizes Small, Medium, Large, and XL. Fabric weight and thickness may vary by colorway.
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.