PASS~PORT

PASS~PORT Skateboards is the creation of Australian Trent Evans who realised that there is a huge lack of progressive skateboard brands in his homeland when he was on a journey through America. In line with the motto “Do It Yourself”, PASS~PORT was established in 2008 and since then, the brand has steadily gained popularity worldwide. Nevertheless, the brand located in Sydney hasn't forgotten its roots and still supports local artists and skateboarders.

Whether it's impressions made along their travels, collaborations with friends and equal-minded artists, or influence from Australian culture - PASS~PORT draws inspiration for its decks' designs from various sources. This is responsible for the unique style and the brand’s identity. You'll notice that behind every product, whether skateboard or PASS~PORT streetwear, there is high attention to detail and the urge to push and develop Australian skateboarding.

A love letter to skateboarding: the PASS~PORT Team

It’s easy to see that the term “community” is deeply embedded in the ethos of the brand when you take a look at the PASS~PORT team. It includes a tight-knit group of skaters with names like Callum Paul, Josh Pall, Geoff Campbell, Nik Stipanovic, Dean Palmer, Adelaide Norris, Billy McFeely and Jack O´Grady.

Next to numerous small videos, the brand/team attracted attention with TransWorld Skateboarding's “The Cinematographer Project, World View: PASS~PORT” as well as with “TOKYO” from 2016, “Good~Bye VX” released in 2017 and their latest full-length video "Kitsch".