Pass~Port Skateboards
Pass~Port is an independent Australian skateboard brand founded by Trent Evans in 2009. Built around skateboarding, art, photography and a close community of riders and collaborators, the brand has grown from its Australian roots into an internationally recognised name without losing its local, crew-led character.
Pass~Port's output spans skateboard decks, clothing, videos and creative projects. Its graphics often draw from everyday Australian life, hand-made artwork and the people around the brand, giving each release an identity that feels connected to skate culture rather than designed around passing trends.
From Brisbane Beginnings to Sydney
Trent Evans started Pass~Port in Brisbane before the company later established its base in Sydney. From the beginning, the project developed through friends, local skaters and artists. That community-first approach remains central to how Pass~Port presents skating: through trips, videos, photography and releases that show the personalities around the boards.
The brand's growth has brought wider distribution and international collaborations, but Australian skateboarding remains the foundation. Pass~Port's official store and gallery in Sydney also reflects the way the company connects products with art, events and the local scene.
Artwork, Videos and Creative Direction
Pass~Port releases are closely tied to illustration, photography and film. Deck graphics move between hand-drawn imagery, typography and visual references that reward a closer look, while the brand's videos document both Australian skating and wider trips with the team.
This approach makes a Pass~Port deck more than a logo variation. Graphics change from range to range, while recurring visual ideas and the distinctive tilde in the name keep the brand recognisable. The result is a catalogue that feels varied but still clearly belongs to the same creative world.
Pass~Port Skateboard Decks
Pass~Port decks are available across different widths, shapes and wheelbases, including professional and team models. Specifications vary between releases, so check the individual product page before buying rather than assuming two boards with similar graphics share the same shape.
Width is the most familiar starting point: narrower decks can feel quicker for technical skating, while wider boards may offer more room and stability. Wheelbase, nose and tail dimensions also influence how a board turns and responds. Match the deck to your usual terrain, personal preference and truck width.
Pass~Port Clothing and Accessories
The brand also produces T-shirts, hoodies, sweaters, jackets, trousers, headwear and accessories. Clothing often carries the same artwork-led direction as the decks, making it part of the wider Pass~Port identity rather than a separate logo range.
Fits can vary between garments and seasons. Use the measurements and fit information on each product page, particularly when comparing heavyweight knitwear, outerwear and relaxed skate silhouettes.
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Pass~Port FAQs
When was Pass~Port founded?
Pass~Port was founded by Trent Evans in Australia in 2009.
Is Pass~Port an Australian skateboard brand?
Yes. The brand began in Brisbane and later established its Sydney base, while remaining closely tied to Australian skateboarding and creative culture.
How do I choose a Pass~Port deck?
Compare the width, wheelbase, nose and tail measurements shown on each product page. Choose a board that suits your trucks, usual terrain and preferred balance of responsiveness and stability.
Does Pass~Port make clothing?
Yes. Pass~Port produces T-shirts, hoodies, knitwear, outerwear, trousers, headwear and accessories alongside its skateboard decks.