88% matchMishka
Punk-horror eyeball graphics, same dark-humor tee lane
What changes: Brooklyn/LA lineage, more streetwear than skate-shop
Brand profile
Independent skate-rooted streetwear built on Sketchy Tank's darkly humorous pen-and-ink graphics, spanning tees, hoodies, accessories and artist collaborations.
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The line grew out of Sketchy Tank's illustration blog, so stippled skulls, demons and ugly-tattoo humour are the product, not decoration on it.
Graphic tees, hoodies, beanies, socks and decks sit at accessible prices, sold direct online and through skate chains like Zumiez and Blue Tomato.
NSFW imagery and blunt social commentary run through the graphics, with recurring artist collaborations such as metal illustrator Daniel Shaw.
88% matchPunk-horror eyeball graphics, same dark-humor tee lane
What changes: Brooklyn/LA lineage, more streetwear than skate-shop
84% matchHand-drawn tattoo and occult line art on tees
What changes: Graffiti/tattoo culture rather than skate-blog humor
82% matchArtist-driven SoCal skate brand, crude hand-drawn monsters
What changes: Actual skateboard company with team and decks
78% matchSkulls-and-punk screenprints from a veteran skate label
What changes: Older, more heritage-punk and less humor-led
Lurking Class is an independent Southern California label built around the pen-and-ink artwork of the artist known as Sketchy Tank, who grew a blog of crude, NSFW imagery and his own illustrations into a clothing line. The catalogue centres on graphic tees, hoodies, jackets, beanies, socks and skate decks carrying stippled skulls, demons, ugly-tattoo humour and blunt social commentary. The brand runs recurring artist collaborations, including one with metal illustrator Daniel Shaw (Sawblade), sells direct online and stocks through skate retailers such as Zumiez and Blue Tomato.