Description: A fearless Black girl skateboarder rendered as an army-green toy figure beside distressed “Surf Skate” typography. Her flowing braids, expressive pose, and detailed board create a bold Boogie NW design celebrating Black girls, women’s skateboarding, board sports, and streetwear culture.
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.
Description: A happy, smiling capybara holding a massive, colorful bouquet of daisy flowers floating like balloons. Featuring bright spring colors and hidden smiley faces in the petals, this cheerful design is perfect for nature lovers, capybara fans, and anyone who needs a little pop of joy in their day.
Description: Cappy steps into a classic Garfield-inspired sleepy-morning scene wearing teal pajamas, oversized bunny slippers, and a nightcap while holding a much-needed cup of coffee. “Get Excited for Volleyball Tournament Season” captures the exhausted but enthusiastic reality of early tournament weekends.
Description: Cappy, the official Boogie NW capybara mascot, reads among colorful stacks of books beneath the Margaret Fuller quotation, “Today a reader; tomorrow a leader.” A warm, encouraging design for young readers, students, teachers, librarians, book clubs, and families building a lifelong love of reading.
Description: Eraserheads receive a full heavy-metal transformation in this fiery skull composition. Iron Maiden-inspired lettering, a crown-like skeletal centerpiece, crossed torches and distressed red, cream and yellow coloring combine Filipino alternative-rock history with classic metal-shirt intensity.
Description: Cappy, the official Boogie NW capybara mascot, happily enjoys a steaming bowl of ramen beside the Japanese word 美味しい, meaning “delicious.” Warm hand-drawn textures, red chopsticks, noodles, narutomaki, and a traditional-style bowl make this a playful design for ramen lovers, foodies, and capybara fans.