Amsterdam
A sticker featuring the iconic Powell Peralta skull and wings logo. The skull is depicted with glowing blue eyes and is set within a circular frame. The wings are large and outstretched, giving a sense of movement and freedom. The words "Powell Peralta Skateboards" are written at the top of the sticker, and the words "Seven" and "Riply" are written under the skull.

Amsterdam FEY ROT POWELL PERALTA® SKATEBOARDS SEVEN POWELL XPLYX CORP © MCMLXXXVIII FUCKED UP BLIND KIDS

08 July 2022
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