Pass~Port X May Gibbs Scribblegum Leagues Club Pant

The Pass~Port x May Gibbs capsule revisits one of Australia’s most recognisable creative archives through a contemporary skatewear lens. While the collaboration celebrates May Gibbs’ iconic bushland illustrations, Pass~Port approaches the archive with a slightly different perspective, bringing some of the more unusual and lesser-seen artwork into everyday garments.

The Scribblegum Leagues Club Pant is built from durable cotton herringbone and cut in a relaxed silhouette designed for movement. Double pleats add structure through the leg, while the all-over print brings the archival May Gibbs artwork across the entire garment. Finished with a custom button, canvas rear patch and waistband embroidery, the result feels equal parts playful illustration and considered skatewear construction.

Details

Pass~Port & May Gibbs capsule
100% cotton herringbone
Relaxed fit trousers
Double pleated construction
All-over print
Custom branded button
Canvas rear patch detail
Waistband embroidery
Colours: Khaki, Navy, Olive

Size & Fit

Relaxed fit. True to size at the waist for a regular silhouette; size up for a roomier feel.

About Pass~Port

Pass~Port is an independent Australian skate brand founded by Trent Evans. Built from the ground up in Australia, the brand has consistently backed local manufacturing and community-driven projects while developing a global reputation for its graphics and full-length skate films.

At the centre of it all is the Pass~Port Shop in Sydney — more than a retail space, it’s a meeting point for the local scene and a launchpad for creative output. Evans’ approach has always been instinct-led: say yes to opportunity, learn new skills, improvise, motivate others, and back your vision without worrying about outside noise. That mentality runs through every collection.

About May Gibbs

May Gibbs is one of Australia’s most iconic illustrators and authors, best known for her bushland characters and timeless storytelling. This collaboration with the May Gibbs estate draws directly from her archive, celebrating both recognisable works and lesser known illustrations through a modern apparel capsule.