Funny Skeleton Skateboarding Christmas Shirt Ride Out The Year

Ride Out the Year, Shaka Hand Up

The skeleton at the center of this design is in no hurry. He sits with his knees up and one arm draped over a skateboard, a striped elf-style hat with a pom-pom perched on a backwards cap, checkered sunglasses low on his nose, and a loose shaka wave aimed at no one in particular. Beside him, the words RIDE OUT THE YEAR stack in puffy, rounded letters that read like a long exhale at the end of December. We drew it for the person who spends the last weeks of the year rolling along slowly, taking in the lights, and waving at whoever passes.

A Skeleton Skateboarding Christmas Shirt With Mistletoe on the Deck

Our funny skeleton skateboarding Christmas shirt keeps its humor in the small stuff. The skateboard deck is wrapped in mistletoe and a beaded garland, with stickers of an ornament, a holly leaf and a snowflake stuck on the way skaters really decorate their boards. High-top sneakers with striped soles rest on the ground. Hanging ornaments float above the cap, a tiny decorated tree peeks out behind it, and snowflakes and stars are scattered across the whole scene. Down in the corner, a cluster of spotted mushrooms grows between pine sprigs and holly berries, a quiet woodland touch that most people notice a minute after they first spot the skeleton.

This Christmas skeleton tee suits the skater in your family, the friend who wears skull graphics all year and wants a holiday version that still looks like them, or anyone who would happily skip the matching sweater at the family dinner. It fits a cold afternoon at the skate park just as easily as a Christmas Eve movie night with a mug of cocoa. The humor is gentle. The mood is easygoing. A skeleton in sunglasses has clearly made peace with the holiday rush, and anyone wearing him is invited to do the same. Pair it with a flannel over the top, or let the design carry the outfit on its own.

Can I Still Wear the Ride Out the Year Skeleton Shirt After Christmas Day?

Yes. The ornaments and pine give it a winter feel, but the skateboard, sunglasses and shaka keep it casual enough for January, and the year-end message fits the days leading up to New Year’s Eve just as well.

Pick it for that easy shaka, the one gesture that says the year is almost done and nobody is rushing it.