We Make
Rad Shyt
Our collective interpretation of the world is through Research, Art and Design (RAD).
Featured Shyt
$70.00
[$10.00 ea.]
Bootleg Rap Battle is an homage to card collecting, a tradition dating back to the late 1800s when cards were tucked into tobacco packs. We curated some of our favorite MCs and transformed them into magnets (AKA fridge slaps). Perfect for kitchens, garages, or any space in need of some “juice.”
From Nas to Buckshot, each card brings the heat, ready to annihilate opponents even if only on your fridge. And for the true collectors: there is a rare “Mystery” Faka. Though never publicly confirmed, only 50 were made, and they’re immensely valuable — can you dig it?
- Series 1: MCs
- Favorite MCs: curated by the RSL team
Made in the USA
(SG-008)
$48.00
Back when the arcade was a battleground: smoke in the air, coins stacked on the monitor, the hum of machines, and the sound of Wu in the parking lot. There were codes of respect, rivalries, and legends made after school. This shirt looks back at that moment — when play meant something deeper.
A reminder: it’s still a rat race. We don’t play.
- All gender
- Drop shoulder & wide body fit
- Custom Rad Shyt tag placed bottom left
Made in the USA
(HW-006)
$50.00
NYC street culture, ‘90s hip-hop energy, and sportswear DNA — distilled into a 6-panel relaxed fit cap. Vintage inspiration meets modern construction, and the embroidered “Audrey II” rose pairs effortlessly with any curated outfit. Made to elevate everyday style.
- Off-white cotton
- Embroidered front logo
- Unstructured 6-panel construction
- Adjustable back strap with antiqued brass buckle
- Antiqued brass eyelets
- Cotton poplin sweatband
- Spot clean
Made in New York, embroidered in California
(SG-007)
$48.00
“Man vs AI” isn’t a battle; it’s a showcase of complementary skills. AI handles data and repetition. Humans handle creativity, nuance, and judgment. Imagine our studio mascot, Biz Mochi, at the controls of a Mac — who knows whose ingenuity would prevail?
A playful reminder: at RSL, rules are optional, values are flexible, and mischief is over-engineered. If this were a movie, the BBFC would hand us a “U” — the lowest possible rating.
- All gender
- Drop shoulder & wide body fit
- Custom Rad Shyt tag placed bottom left
Made in the USA
As designers, artists, filmers & musicians, we value design as a vehicle of self expression & human achievement.
About the Labs
Rad Shyt Labs was founded by Dynamic Dynosaur and its small, elite crew of designers, artists and connoisseurs of music, the visual arts and surf scene nostalgia. The lab exists to curate and catalog the byproducts of physical and digital manifestations produced from the waste of knowledge consumption.
Designed with no concern about being misunderstood, and never designed in a vacuum of ignorance, we infuse authenticity and detail into every aspect of the experiments we create.
From the Pasteboard
04.09.2025
Little Wild Ones is an inspiring and wild story of how Alex Liang — an interior designer with a floral shop — became a mother to a baby with a condition requiring an around-the-clock development plan during the pandemic, turning her kitchen into a science lab, as she puts it. Out of a pure need to find a provider she could trust to care for her son, rather than searching for the unavailable, Alex, with her husband Vince, decided to open a preschool of their own — taking the chance to challenge traditional education systems in her own way. She set out to create something that worked for her family, and in turn, something “fresh” was born. As a designer who gave her all to the industry and practice she devoted her life to, Alex, like myself, has questioned a simple idea: What makes me happy? What are the important things in life? This is her story.
11.08.2024
I collect a lot of random shyt. Sneakers being one of them, before that comic books and skate decks. I was hooked. True story: 2004 — my first day at Nike, I wore Vans to work… it was the only pair of shoes I had. My art director (Michael Leon) shook his head and said, “Yo, what's up with your feet?” I told him it was the only pair of shoes I had. He made me walk to the other side of Nike’s campus to meet some friends — Kevin Imamura and James Arizumi at Nike SB. Changed my life. Loved sneakers after that, but more important were the friendships I’d later make in the field, and a lifelong career in the footwear industry that I’m grateful for. Here are some randoms from the archive.
Enjoy,
Dyno
Printed Matter
Kiyosato MOCA. Archive II: Fluxus and Its Surroundings
(PM-018)
$53.00
Utouto Fumi Yanagimoto Small Print Works
(PM-019)
$45.00
ZONE
(PM-021)
$69.00
Before Words Arise
(PM-023)
$61.00