Brand profile

Pass~Port

Independent Sydney skateboard label making decks and workwear-leaning apparel with Australian suburban and civic graphic references.

SydneyOrigin
UnisexFocus
SkatewearStyle
$Price

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What to know about Pass~Port

A board company that makes clothes

Founded in Sydney in 2009 by Trent Evans, Pass~Port sells decks, hardware and team video projects alongside its apparel, and stays independently owned.

Graphics come from Australian public space

Signage, transit and suburban civic imagery drive the artwork, applied as embroidery and screenprints rather than plain logo hits.

Skate cuts with workwear detailing

Tees, hoodies, caps and jackets sit in loose skate silhouettes, with canvas and denim workpants and worn-in finishes; distribution runs through skate retailers.

Known forHoodies & sweatshirtsT-shirts & graphic tees

How Pass~Port fits

Overall fit

slightly large

Shoppers generally report Pass~Port garments arriving fuller and boxier than mainstream sizing, in line with contemporary skate silhouettes, so the usual size tends to wear roomy rather than tight.

Tip: Take your usual size for the intended loose skate look, or size down one if you want it to sit closer to the body.

boxy teesrelaxed skate fitroomy through the bodysize down if you don't want it baggy

Medium confidence · based on 8 sources

By category

CategoryRunsShapeSize advice
Hoodies & sweatshirtsruns largeoversized, heavy and roomyConsider sizing down unless you specifically want a very oversized hood.
Shirts & overshirtsslightly largerelaxed workwear cutTake your normal size; only size down if you plan to wear it buttoned and closer to the body.
Trousers & pantsslightly largeloose, straight-to-wide workpantOrder your measured waist and expect a baggy leg; hemming is commonly needed on shorter frames.
Jeans & denimslightly largeloose straight skate denimGo with your true waist size and plan on a wide, long leg.
Jacketsslightly largerelaxed workwear/chore cut with room to layerTrue to size works over a hoodie; size down if you want it as a lighter standalone layer.
T-shirts & graphic teesslightly largeboxy with dropped-ish shouldersStay true to size for the intended boxy look, or drop a size for a more standard tee fit.

Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.

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Pass~Port fit questions

Does Pass~Port run big or small?

Pass~Port fits slightly large. Take your usual size for the intended loose skate look, or size down one if you want it to sit closer to the body. Shoppers generally report Pass~Port garments arriving fuller and boxier than mainstream sizing, in line with contemporary skate silhouettes, so the usual size tends to wear roomy rather than tight.

How does Pass~Port fit?

Shoppers generally report Pass~Port garments arriving fuller and boxier than mainstream sizing, in line with contemporary skate silhouettes, so the usual size tends to wear roomy rather than tight. Overall shape: relaxed, boxy skate-cut silhouettes.

How do Pass~Port hoodies & sweatshirts fit?

Pass~Port hoodies & sweatshirts runs large. Consider sizing down unless you specifically want a very oversized hood. Shape: oversized, heavy and roomy.

How do Pass~Port shirts & overshirts fit?

Pass~Port shirts & overshirts fits slightly large. Take your normal size; only size down if you plan to wear it buttoned and closer to the body. Shape: relaxed workwear cut.

How do Pass~Port trousers & pants fit?

Pass~Port trousers & pants fits slightly large. Order your measured waist and expect a baggy leg; hemming is commonly needed on shorter frames. Shape: loose, straight-to-wide workpant.

Brand facts

Pass~Port is a Sydney skateboard company founded by Trent Evans, producing decks, hardware and apparel alongside team video projects. Its graphics draw on Australian suburban and civic imagery — signage, transit and public-space references — rendered as embroidery, screenprints and worn-in workwear detailing. The range covers tees, hoodies, canvas and denim workpants, caps and jackets, cut in loose skate silhouettes. The brand is independently owned and distributed internationally through skate retailers, and has worked with footwear partners including Nike SB.

Founded
2009
Origin
Sydney, Australia
Made in
Australia
Price
$
Focus
Unisex
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Skatewear, Streetwear, Workwear / Heritage

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