Fourstar
Fourstar is skateboarding apparel built by skaters who knew exactly what they wanted to wear. Founded in 1996 by Eric Koston and Guy Mariano, it stays rooted in skate culture instead of chasing fashion trends.
About Fourstar
Fourstar is a skateboarding apparel brand founded in 1996 by Eric Koston and Guy Mariano. It grew out of the Girl and Crailtap world, and that shows in everything it does, from skate-focused tops and bottoms to hats, beanies, socks, duffels, and other everyday skatewear. Fourstar makes clothing for people who actually ride, not for people trying to look like they do.
What makes Fourstar stand out is its skater-owned, skater-designed point of view. The fits, graphics, and materials lean into real skate style, the kind that works on the board and still feels right off it. If you want a brand that understands skateboarding culture from the inside, Fourstar delivers that energy in its T shirts and pants without dressing it up.
The team behind Fourstar reads like a roll call of modern skate history, with names like Mike Carroll, Rick Howard, Sean Malto, Lucas Puig, Brian Anderson, Tony Trujillo, Andrew Brophy, Mark Gonzales, and more tied to the brand. That connection to respected riders gives Fourstar its edge, because the brand has always been shaped by skaters first.

