88% matchToy Machine
Same 1993 SoCal pro-owned era, hand-drawn graphic decks
What changes: Darker outsider-art tone vs Girl's clean pictogram design
Brand profile
Skater-owned California board and apparel brand, founded 1993, known for its restroom-pictogram logo, art-led graphics and landmark team videos.
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Founded in Torrance by pro skaters Rick Howard and Mike Carroll with Megan Baltimore and filmmaker Spike Jonze, and still run through Crailtap with Chocolate and Royal.
Its reputation rests on team films like Mouse, Yeah Right! and Pretty Sweet as much as on the decks, wheels, tees, hoodies and caps.
The logo adapts the women's restroom sign and carries across the whole range; graphics stay art-directed and rider-specific rather than following trends.
Overall fit
true to size
Girl's tees and fleece are typically cut on standard US skate blanks, so most shoppers find them true to size with a slightly relaxed, boxy body rather than a fitted one.
Tip: Order your usual US size, and size up one if you want the oversized skate look or plan to layer a hoodie underneath.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | slightly large | relaxed, roomy through the body and sleeves | Stick with your usual size for a relaxed fit, or size down if you don't want extra volume. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | true to size | regular to boxy, classic skate-blank cut | Take your normal size; go up one if you prefer the baggier modern skate silhouette. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
88% matchSame 1993 SoCal pro-owned era, hand-drawn graphic decks
What changes: Darker outsider-art tone vs Girl's clean pictogram design
84% match
74% matchShaped decks and illustrated art direction
What changes: Odd shapes and occult imagery over popsicle classicism
73% matchCore skate apparel staple from the same magazine-era scene
What changes: Media brand, logo-driven rather than art-led
Girl Skateboards fits true to size. Order your usual US size, and size up one if you want the oversized skate look or plan to layer a hoodie underneath. Girl's tees and fleece are typically cut on standard US skate blanks, so most shoppers find them true to size with a slightly relaxed, boxy body rather than a fitted one.
Girl's tees and fleece are typically cut on standard US skate blanks, so most shoppers find them true to size with a slightly relaxed, boxy body rather than a fitted one. Overall shape: regular to slightly boxy skate fit.
Girl Skateboards hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly large. Stick with your usual size for a relaxed fit, or size down if you don't want extra volume. Shape: relaxed, roomy through the body and sleeves.
Girl Skateboards t-shirts & graphic tees fits true to size. Take your normal size; go up one if you prefer the baggier modern skate silhouette. Shape: regular to boxy, classic skate-blank cut.
Girl Skateboards is a skater-owned deck and apparel company founded in Torrance, California, in August 1993 by pro skaters Rick Howard and Mike Carroll with Megan Baltimore and filmmaker Spike Jonze. Its logo adapts the women's restroom pictogram and runs across popsicle and shaped decks, wheels, tees, hoodies and caps. Girl operates under Crailtap distribution alongside sister brands Chocolate Skateboards and Royal Trucks, and its reputation rests on team videos including Mouse, Yeah Right! and Pretty Sweet. Output stays art-directed and rider-specific rather than trend-driven.