Stumptown Supply: Boulder Creek History on a Shirt
Stumptown Supply prints San Lorenzo Valley history on heavy shirts. It started in 2026, it's based in Boulder Creek, and it has no shop of its own, which is the first thing to know: if you want to see the goods in person, they're on a rack at SWAG downtown.
What it is
A small apparel brand run by a Boulder Creek local named David, a special ed teacher who says the whole thing started behind the counter at The Redwood Keg and turned into digging up old valley stories.
The designs carry the names: Mountain Charlie, Flume Riders, Starview Drive-In, The Redwood Keg, Boulder Creek Republic. Tees run $35, the heavyweight hoodie $65, hats in the thirties, stickers $5. The brand is particular about blanks, specifying 10oz Independent Trading fleece and 6.1oz Comfort Colors tees, and it drops new designs in small batches rather than keeping a full catalog live.
Shipping is free within the US.
Where to find it locally
Select items sell at SWAG, 13026 Highway 9, which the two businesses set up together. That's the place to check sizing and feel the weight before ordering.
Stumptown is a regular vendor at the town's First Friday events, so once a month the rack comes to you. Its Instagram is where drops and appearances get posted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Stumptown Supply have a store?
No. It's a Boulder Creek-based brand with no storefront. Select items are stocked at SWAG, 13026 Highway 9.
Where can I try one on?
At SWAG downtown, which carries a selection.
What does it cost?
Tees are $35, the heavyweight hoodie is $65, hats run $33 to $35, and stickers are $5. Shipping is free in the US.
Who runs it?
A Boulder Creek local named David, who publishes his first name and email but not a surname. Contact is david@stumptownsupply.com.
What are the designs about?
San Lorenzo Valley history and local landmarks. The names include Mountain Charlie, Flume Riders, Starview Drive-In, and The Redwood Keg.
Last reviewed August 5, 2026. Prices and stockists follow the brand's own site. This is an online brand with one local rack, not a storefront.
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