Seattle-based retailer Goods is teaming up with their friends over at Manik Skateboards for a special set of t-shirts in light of the unfortunate Haiti events. Two different designs will be offered through both Goods Seattle and Bellevue locations, with all proceeds being donated directly to Haiti. For those in the area, both designs are now available for purchase.

Skateboard magazine Thrasher and Seattle’s own Manik have teamed up on a special collection this season. Integrating elements of the occult, we see the symbolic ram’s head inserted alongside a pentagram with reference to both brand’s occupying the top and bottom of the graphic. A skate-favorite coach jacket and t-shirt are part of the package available now at STLESS.

In celebration of Flying Coffin’s 2nd anniversary, hometown heroes Manik and GOODS have teamed up with the Seattle-based label to produce a series of 5 skate decks chronicling the brand’s brief, but vibrant, graphical history. Flying Coffin creative director Jason Gomez says that doing skateboards was particularly significant for him, as without the experiences and life lessons he took from skateboarding, Flying Coffin wouldn’t exist. 50 sets of Manik x GOODS x Flying Coffin boards (250 decks total) were produced alongside a matching tee. Available now at FlyingCoffin.com.

Manik Skateboards, out of Seattle, has made big moves in the industry within the last few years, rocketing their production into a wide range of products. To celebrate the life of the late comedic legend, George Carlin, Manik produced a limited run of tee’s appropriately titled the “7 Last Words” commemorating his epic standup performance in 1978 that eventually landed in the lap of the US Supreme Court because of its uncut, brutally vulgar comedic nature. The tee’s feature a portrait of Carlin with the extreme 7 words on the back which were off limits when it came to television airing. Available now at select Manik accounts including 5&A Dime.

Well traveled photographer Craig Weatherby’s involvement with Seattle based Manik skateboards was revealed in an extensive collection of photo print tees and decks last season. Continuing on this theme, the two have paired up on a simple New Era cap. The outside visuals are minimalistic, however the silk lining features extensive photos of some of Weatherby’s photography. Two styles are available now at Caliroots.

To pop off the Push Project Art Show, a three way collaboration saw retailer Atlas, skate brand Manik and New York artist Nish to create a collection of t-shirts and skatedecks. Unlike conventional board art, the art is designed on reinspired skate boards. The two decks featured here were done by Andrew Pommier and Jeff Proctor. Stop by Atlas in San Mateo to check out the art show.