Shorts

Description: A restored archival-style portrait of General Gregorio del Pilar, one of the youngest generals of the Philippine Revolutionary Army. Presented in monochrome with a warm aged border and the caption “Gen. Gregorio del Pilar, c. 1898–1899,” this design honors Filipino courage, sacrifice and revolutionary history.

Description: Three original female MC characters bring confidence, friendship, and unmistakable 1980s street style to a fictional London hip-hop portrait. Oversized jackets, rolled jeans, bold jewelry, and classic high-top silhouettes celebrate women’s role in shaping early British rap culture.

Description: A bold Filipina streetwear portrait inspired by Y2K music culture, wired headphones, retro portable players, and Philippine pride. Featuring a royal-blue cap with the Philippine sun and flag colors, this design celebrates Filipino heritage, Pinay confidence, music lovers, and nostalgic early-2000s style.

Description: A row of classic black canvas sneakers and relaxed work pants lines the pavement beside an intricately customized chrome lowrider bicycle. Presented in timeless black and white with an aged photographic border, this street portrait celebrates coordinated style, lowrider craftsmanship, community, and West Coast Chicano culture.

Description: Cappy combines a finely embroidered Filipino barong with a traditional black-and-white keffiyeh, relaxed streetwear, sunglasses, and classic low-top sneakers. An original capybara character celebrating cultural pride, solidarity, and contemporary heritage style.

Description: Sung Kang poses with an intricately customized chrome lowrider bicycle inside a garage framed by a weathered red vintage truck. Warm film tones, mechanical craftsmanship, and an aged photographic border create a relaxed portrait celebrating personal style, custom vehicles, and lowrider culture.

Description: Lee from Beat Street represents the youthful energy of early New York breaking culture in this aged 1984 Polaroid-style portrait. Graffiti, protective dance gear and a black-and-white tracksuit capture the street-level fashion and attitude of a landmark hip-hop film.

Description: Cappy combines Filipino heritage and contemporary streetwear in an ivory barong with intricate black embroidery, oversized black trousers, dark sunglasses, and classic black-and-white Chuck Taylor-style sneakers. An original Boogie NW capybara portrait with relaxed confidence and formal-meets-street character.

Description: Jesse Owens stands atop the men’s long-jump podium at the 1936 Berlin Games after winning gold, with bronze medalist Naoto Tajima of Japan and silver medalist Luz Long of Germany beside him. Presented in timeless black and white with a warm archival border and understated typewriter caption, this historic image honors Owens’ athletic greatness and enduring place in world history.

Description: “Heavyweight Night, 1965.” Two original heavyweight prizefighters, Ali vs Liston, share a dramatic knockout moment in a weathered black-and-white composition. A warm Polaroid border and offset typewriter caption give the scene the atmosphere of archival ringside photography.

Description: “Make Some Noise—We Came to Play.” Dave "Cobra" Parker brings confident 1970s clubhouse personality to a weathered black-and-white photograph. A wide-brimmed hat, original slogan shirt, warm Polaroid border, and offset typewriter caption create an authentic piece of baseball nostalgia.

Description: Cappy combines Filipino-inspired formal style with relaxed streetwear in an ivory embroidered barong, wide-brimmed hat, rust trousers, polished leather shoes, and a silver Rolex-style watch. A refined Boogie NW character portrait balancing cultural heritage, luxury accessories, and understated confidence.

Description: A vintage pen-and-ink raccoon design featuring “JIMOTHY,” a chubby illustrated raccoon, “WEIRD DON’T CARE” lettering, Seattle text, distressed cream ink texture, and old-school animal graphic style. Perfect for fans of weird humor, raccoon lovers, trash panda energy, Seattle streetwear, Pacific Northwest vibes, quirky animal art, and vintage-style tees.

Description: Colin Kaepernick kneels in uniform during his landmark 2016 protest against racial injustice and police brutality. Presented in timeless black and white with a weathered Polaroid border and restrained typewriter caption, this historic sports image honors peaceful protest, athlete activism, and the continuing pursuit of equality.

Description: A Polynesian queen appears in a warm geometric portrait framed by flowing dark hair, a woven leaf crown, ivory plumeria, coral accents, and shell-inspired earrings. This original artwork celebrates Pacific beauty, feminine strength, cultural pride, dignity, and island heritage.

Description: “Capybara by Boogie.” An original capybara character brings relaxed golden-era streetwear energy in a rugged olive overshirt, loose denim, graphic tee, and colorful custom sneakers. A Boogie NW design celebrating individuality, music-inspired fashion, and laid-back style.

Description: Bakunawa, the great serpent-dragon of Filipino mythology, rises from the sea to devour the moon — illustrated in a bold, engraved poster style framed by traditional tribal wood carving patterns. A striking piece for anyone who loves Philippine folklore, dragon mythology, and art with real cultural roots.

Description: Cappy celebrates Filipino heritage in an embroidered barong, woven salakot, relaxed plaid trousers, and understated streetwear styling. Purple-and-gold details bring color to this original Boogie NW capybara portrait, blending traditional Filipino influence with contemporary character art.

Description: Two boxers are frozen in dramatic knockdown moments within enormous distressed KO lettering. Vintage newspaper halftones, aged ivory typography, and burnt-orange accents create a gritty tribute to classic prizefighting and unforgettable fight-night action.

Description: A young Filipina looks toward the future in a warm geometric portrait featuring braided hair, expressive eyes, coral accents, and a golden Filipino sun-inspired ornament. An uplifting celebration of identity, confidence, imagination, and the next generation of Filipina voices.

Description: Get your puffer jackets out. Its that time of year. Warm up when the elements try to cool you down. Layer up and top it off with your puffer jacket. Cappy is wearing a huge puffer and is ready for the winter. Puffer Cappy is inspired by the Polo Bear by Ralph Lauren.

Description: Cappy wears a carefully draped black-and-white keffiyeh with an olive utility jacket, relaxed denim, an original graphic tee, and custom Boogie NW sneakers. A detailed streetwear character design centered on cultural respect, personal expression, and solidarity.

Description: A tribute to Larry Itliong, the Filipino American labor leader who organized farmworkers and helped ignite the 1965 Delano Grape Strike. Illustrated in classic workwear with his signature glasses and cigar, this design honors a pioneer of the labor movement whose leadership is often left out of the history books. For anyone who knows the real story of Filipino American labor history and the fight for workers' rights.

Description: A fierce tribute to Gabriela Silang, the Ilocano revolutionary and first woman to lead an uprising in Philippine history. Rendered in a bold illustrated style with traditional Filipino textile patterns, a sword in hand, and unshakeable resolve — this design honors Filipina strength and the legacy of pinay warriors who came before us. Perfect for anyone proud of Filipino history and the women who shaped it.

Description: An abstract Filipino warrior portrait combines a powerful geometric face with crescent-moon jewelry, warm gold ornaments, a cowrie shell, ceremonial-inspired markings, and rich copper tones. A striking celebration of feminine strength, ancestral identity, cultural pride, and warrior spirit.

Description: A stylized Polynesian warrior emerges through bold geometric shapes, warm earth tones, a rust-red headdress, circular ornaments, and a calm but powerful expression. This original abstract portrait celebrates ancestral strength, cultural pride, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Pacific Island peoples.

Description: “BOOGIE.” A layered blue varsity pennant brings the Boogie NW name into a dimensional collegiate design. Textured fabric, stitched borders and powder-blue letters create a clean heritage-sports look rooted in Northwest streetwear.

Description: “ANAK” appears in bold light-blue varsity lettering across a rich navy pennant with dimensional fabric and stitched details. This son-focused blue colorway celebrates a beloved child and the special bond shared within a Filipino family.

Description: “ANAK” appears in soft pink varsity lettering across a rich berry-colored pennant with realistic fabric and stitched details. This daughter-focused colorway celebrates a beloved child and the special bond shared within a Filipino family.

Description: “SANA ALL” appears in bold golden varsity lettering across a rich burgundy pennant with realistic stitched-fabric details. This playful Filipino expression captures that familiar feeling of wishing everyone could enjoy the same good fortune, romance, success, or experience.

Description: “KILIG” appears in bold cream varsity lettering across a coral-pink pennant with dimensional fabric and stitched details. This Filipino expression captures the butterflies, excitement, and irresistible happiness inspired by a crush or romantic moment.

Description: “CHAROT!” A playful Filipino expression meaning something like “just kidding” appears in bold varsity lettering across a purple-and-gold retro pennant. A funny cultural design for Pinoys, Pinays, Filipino families, and anyone who knows when a serious statement needs a quick comedic escape.

Description: “Tayo Na”—let’s go! A plum-and-pink varsity pennant turns a familiar Filipino call to action into a spirited heritage design. Textured fabric, stitched edges and collegiate lettering give it a polished vintage-campus personality.

Description: A tattooed Filipina woman rendered in intricate Philippine Tribal-style, tribal and dragon artwork, framed by a golden moon and tropical plumeria blooms. Bold, elegant, and rooted in Filipino mythology — a striking piece of wearable art for anyone drawn to bold tattoo aesthetics and cultural pride.

Description: Sade Adu appears in an elegant monochrome halftone portrait beneath oversized purple SADE typography. The expressive pose, weathered printing, and restrained palette create a sophisticated tribute to timeless soul and quiet-storm music.

Description: A stylized tribute to Andrés Bonifacio, the Supremo of the Katipunan who ignited the 1896 Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. Reimagined in a bold, modern chibi style with his signature bolo knife, salakot hat, and revolutionary red — this design honors the "Father of the Philippine Revolution" for a new generation. For anyone repping Filipino history with style.