SKATE LABS
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MERCH / DO IT YOURSELF
DO IT YOURSELF.
Your blank. Your local print shop. Your own piece of Skate Labs. Download the original logos and make something you will actually use.
Download all four logos + guides
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THE ORIGINAL FILES.
Four brands. The exact artwork. Download one or take the whole kit.
DIY
Before you make it
- Download the original PNG or the ZIP. Use the file, not a screenshot of this page.
- Keep the complete logo, its proportions and its colors. Choose a background that keeps the white lettering visible; check the file on both dark and light backgrounds.
- Tell your maker the finished width in centimeters, where the design goes and which blank you chose. Ask for the product template and a proof at that size.
- Keep the transparent background when placing the PNG. Let your maker check the printing method, color profile and any white underbase for the material.
- Make one sample first. Check the lettering, edges, placement and lime in person before making more. The digital hex color is a reference; the physical result depends on the process.
MAKE IT YOURS.
Pick a project. Take the original file and these steps to your maker.
Tee, hoodie or tote
Start with a small front print or a clean print on a flat tote panel.
You will need
- A blank garment or tote
- One original logo PNG
- A local print shop and its print-area template
How to make it
- Choose your blank, its color and the flat area you want to print. Lay it down and measure that area.
- Place the complete PNG in the shop’s template at the desired physical width, keeping its proportions. Leave room around the logo and away from seams.
- Ask the shop to match the printing method to the fabric and approve a proof that shows the real placement and size.
- Order one sample. Check it on the garment, then follow the maker’s washing and care instructions.
Cap or utility-vest patch
Use a printed patch so the detailed logo can stay intact.
You will need
- A cap or vest with a suitable panel
- The original logo PNG
- A printed-patch maker
How to make it
- Measure a flat panel or existing patch area. Choose a patch size that leaves the wordmark readable.
- Give the PNG and finished dimensions to a printed-patch maker. Request a proof with a border around the complete logo.
- Confirm the backing and attachment method with the maker for your specific cap or vest.
- Check one sample before attaching it. Embroidery needs its own approved digitizing process; the PNG is not a stitch file.
Sticker sheet
Put the four brands on your notebook, case or gear box.
You will need
- The four original PNGs
- A sticker-sheet template
- A sticker printer
How to make it
- Choose the objects the stickers will go on and measure the available space.
- Place each complete logo in the printer’s template with enough separation and a background that keeps white lettering visible.
- Ask the printer to supply the cut lines, bleed and finish for its process. The kit does not include vector cut lines.
- Approve a small printed sample before the full sheet. Apply it only to a surface suitable for the adhesive.
Session mug
A simple logo on the mug you reach for every morning.
You will need
- A mug supplied or approved by the printer
- One original logo PNG
- The printer’s mug template
How to make it
- Choose the mug with the printer first, then ask for its exact printable-area template.
- Place the complete logo away from the handle and keep its proportions. Preview both sides of the mug.
- Confirm how white lettering and lime will reproduce on the chosen mug color. Ask for a proof before printing.
- Check the sample and use the maker’s care instructions for washing and heating.
Your fingerboard graphic
Make a graphic for a professional blank fingerboard you already own.
You will need
- A blank fingerboard
- One original logo PNG
- Your deck maker’s graphic template or a suitable print service
How to make it
- Get the underside graphic template for your exact deck shape from its maker.
- Position the complete logo inside the usable area. Keep truck holes, edges and the nose and tail visible in the proof.
- Ask the maker which graphic-transfer or sticker process works with that deck and its finish.
- Check a sample and follow the maker’s application instructions. This guide covers the graphic; the board, trucks and wheels come from your chosen maker.
THE COLORS.
Digital color references. Keep the logos as delivered.
Choose a color to copy its code.
KEEP THIS GUIDE.
The kit includes both languages so you can take the instructions offline.
Printing references
Make something for yourself. This kit does not grant permission to sell branded goods or present a DIY piece as official Skate Labs merchandise.