Stickers

Add a Santa Barbara Surf Shop sticker to your car, window, or laptop! This is a vinyl sticker with the Santa Barbara Surf Shop logo. Apply the sticker by peeling off backing and apply to desired object-easy! Pair with its smaller version sticker to design a cool aesthetic and personalize using different color combinations.

Size and Dimensions
6.5" X 3.75" (6.5 inches X 3.75 inches)

Authentic Yater sticker design which can be seen in the one of the most iconic scenes in the classic movie Apocalypse Now, when the soldiers go out surfing amongst the bombings and chaos of battle they ride custom Kilgore surfboards with this exact logo on the surfboards.

”If I say it’s safe to surf this beach, Captain, then it’s safe to surf this beach!”

During the iconic beach napalm scene, Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore (Robert Duvall) instructed members of his squadron to either surf or fight. Captain Benjamin L. Willard (Martin Sheen) grabbed one of these boards lying against a helicopter before knocking over a fellow soldier and boarding a boat.

Classic Beach House Surf Shop sticker featuring our original surfboard hut logo design. Die cut stickers, easy to peel off and stick!  Sticker is in shape of the logo design.

Embroidered iron on patch in the shape of our popular Santa Barbara Surf Shop logo. Easy to add to shirts, jackets, backpacks-anywhere you'd like to show off. Only 15 seconds you can DIY your own style garments. Made of high quality material. Iron or sew them on to clothing, accessories, jackets, jeans, backpack, hats and beanies-ANYTHING!

Size: 3 inch x 3 inch

Features

• Sew the Patch to Leather Jackets or Vests
  
• Iron on the Patch to Denim Materials
• Plastic Iron on Backing
• Clean Cut Embroidered Borders for Easy Sewing
• 100% fully embroidered
• Super strong heat seal glue backing-This patch can be iron on or sew on to any garment.
• Excellent machine wash performance. It will never come off
  
• Ideal for adorning your jeans, hats, bags, jackets and shirts.
  

Instructions: Heat press at 270 Degrees Fahrenheit for 15-30 Seconds