Mudflap Surf Girls Zip-Up Hoodie – Kern River Surf Co.

$55.00

Some legends don’t hang on museum walls — they ride behind lifted trucks, fade in the sun, and reappear whenever the river runs low and the stories get good.

This black zip-up hoodie features The Mudflap Surf Girls on the back — Kern River Surf Co’s most devoted acolytes, formerly of tramp stamp fame and eternal muses to every mudflap artist who ever stared too long at a rest stop. Equal parts river siren and roadside icon, they represent the outlaw edge of Kern River surf culture: feral summers, sketchy launches, and loyalty earned the hard way.

The front left chest keeps it clean with the classic Kern River Surf Co sunset mark — understated, worn-in, and instantly recognizable to those who know.

This hoodie is built for cold river mornings, late-night bonfires, gas station coffee runs, and explaining to your kids why “they don’t make art like this anymore.” It’s not retro — it’s remembered.

Kern River Surf Co doesn’t clean up its legends.
We just print them.

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A black zip-up hoodie honoring Kern River Surf Co’s most loyal acolytes: The Mudflap Surf Girls. Equal parts roadside folklore, river grit, and surf-shop rebellion, this piece nods to the silhouettes that inspired generations of mudflaps, bad decisions, and better stories.

• 50% cotton, 50% polyester
• Fabric weight: 8 oz/yd² (271 g/m²)
• Yarn diameter: 20 singles
• Soft fleece fabric inside and outside
• Air-jet spun yarn for reduced piling
• Regular fit
• Metal zipper
• Front pouch pockets
• Unlined hood with color-matched drawcord
• Double-needle stitching at shoulders, armholes, neck, waistband, and cuffs

Printed on demand. This hoodie may cause unsolicited storytelling, increased loyalty to sketchy river launches, and strong opinions about mudflaps. Wearing does not grant official membership among the Mudflap Surf Girls, but it does signal you know the legend and aren’t afraid of it. Kern River Surf Co is not responsible for side-eye, nostalgia, or sudden urges to explain “how it used to be.”