Thrasher

Thrasher is the oldest surviving skateboard magazine in the world. Thrasher Magazine is deeply rooted in skateboard history and remains highly relevant. No logo is as well known in the skateboarding scene and probably beyond as Thrasher's.

Skategoat or flame logo – Thrasher apparel

Thrasher clearly stands for the rebellious side of skateboarding. The motto "Skate And Destroy" is no coincidence. Nevertheless, or just because of that, Thrasher apparel has long since arrived on the mainstream. Parts like the Thrasher Flame sweater or the classic Thrasher Skate Mag t-shirt can no longer be seen only in skate parks.

Thrasher hoodies and sweatshirts - Perfect for skating and chilling

Nevertheless, clothing bearing the iconic Thrasher Magazine Skate Mag logo is made for skateboarders. Accordingly, Thrasher sweaters with or without hood have a relaxed regular fit and offer you plenty of freedom of movement on the board. Thrasher clothing is usually unisex. To make sure you get the right size, you can take a look at our size chart before you buy.

Guaranteed recognition value - Thrasher t-shirts, long sleeves and more

In addition to the classic hoodie you will find in skatedeluxe skateshop also a large selection of t-shirts and long sleeves with creative and varied Thrasher lettering.

The Coach Jacket is one of the classics among skaters and Thrasher makes sure you stay safe and dry through bad weather.

Thrasher accessories & more

If you are looking for the right headwear, you can rely on Thrasher. Whether Thrasher Dad Caps, 5-Panel Caps, Bucket Hats, Trucker Hats or Beanies - you can get the latest Thrasher accessories at skatedeluxe.

Thrasher Magazine is so deeply rooted in the skate scene, it's no wonder that brands try to collaborate with the magazine. Over the past few years Thrasher has released many interesting collabs. Among them were Independent Trucks, Venture Trucks, GX1000, Vans and many more.

Thrasher Skateboard Magazine - Cult from the beginning

Thrasher Skateboard Magazine was founded in 1981 by Kevin Thatcher, Eric Swenson and Fausto Vitello. Today, the mag from San Francisco, California is still informing its readers about everything from the world of skateboarding. The approach of the magazine is already in the name.

At Thrasher, you can expect relentless reporting. The writing style and tone of the magazine, like the now deceased editor-in-chief Jake Phelps, doesn't mince words and is still celebrated for it.

What started as a 32-page magazine has evolved over the years into one of the most popular brands in skateboarding. Besides Thrasher sweaters, t-shirts and accessories, you can of course buy the current Thrasher issue online at skatedeluxe.

Thrasher Magazine today: Skateboarding 101

In 1981, nobody would have thought that a whole culture would develop around a simple skateboard magazine. Formats like King of the Road, Hall of Meat or the legendary Skate Rock-Trips are known to all skaters.

If you release your part on thrashermagazine.com, you can be sure that the whole scene will see it. Thrasher also gives out the Skater of the Year award every year. Considering the influence of the mag, the SOTY title is equivalent to a coronation.