• Trickster originals (our label range)
• TricksterGirl (something for the ladies)
• Gunplay (Play, don't fight)
• Takeout (Fast and takeaway food)

Our ranges cover many designs, all of which reflect our company ethic of fun, creativity and subversion.

We aren't political, nor are we trying to change the world. Instead we hope to inject a little of our carefree and mischievious spirit into life.

You can find out more about each of our products by clicking the thumbnails on the left.

Quality
We insist on the highest quality products: for example we only use 100% cotton, double stitched Tees with a larger cut for a more comfortable fit.

Why Trickster?

The theme of the Trickster appears in almost all traditional cultures around the world as a spirit who is creative, subversive and mischievious.

In Native American culture, the trickster is an imaginative, mischevious spirit, often portrayed as a Coyote or Raven, who gave the sun to humanity and who represents creativity.

West African trickster stories star Tortoise, Anansi the Spider, Zomo the Hare (African storytellers brought the latter to America where it was integrated with the native American hare eventually becoming Bre’r Rabbit).

In Japan, tricksters are Badger, Tengu. , mischievous trickster spirits, and Kitsune, a shape-shifter. In Europe and South and Central America the trickster can be Fox or Wolf. Norse mythology has Loki as their trickster. Greek mythology has Hermes as theirs whilst the Trickster in Aotearoa (NZ) and across the Pacific Islands is Maui.

Our Coyote head logo (show above) is borne out of this ancient global tradition.

Suggestions?
If you have a suggestion for a design, why not let us know. We always strive to improve our offering, so please let us have your comments and ideas.

Links
See a few sites that tickle our fancy on our links page. If you'd like to exchange links, please let us know.