OFSR/Series
Niseko, Japan
Six series.
OFSR/Series
Topsheet Art
Craft Series.
The OFSR Graphic Series
The house
graphics.
A new collection of Offshore graphics each season. The foundation the brand was built on.
Proven performance deserves a classic aesthetic.
The flagship graphic. Original urushi artwork, painted by hand, then digitised and brought onto the topsheet. Its depth and lustre, captured in print. A new artwork each season.
Limited
by design.
Special Release. Limited graphics made in small numbers. Sometimes a one-off, sometimes a collaboration. Never repeated.
Crafted by us.
Customised by you.
Start by selecting a shape, then make the topsheet your own. Choose the texture, colours, logo and name.
Your design,
our build.
You supply the artwork. We prepare it for production, you approve the final design, then we hand-craft your chosen shape in Niseko.
Work with
the founder.
Work directly with Josh Monin, Offshore founder, designer and shaper, to create an original topsheet from the first idea to the final board.
Series
Information
Each season brings a new collection of Offshore graphics, designed by founder and designer Josh Monin in Niseko. New season, new art. The steady rhythm the brand was built on.
Drawing came before board building. Josh was designing long before the first Offshore was pressed, and the topsheet has always been treated as a small canvas. Composition, colour, weight and balance. The same attention given to the shape beneath it.
A Craft graphic belongs to its season. Years from now, someone will spot one on a wall and know the winter it came from.
Series
Information
Urushi is one of Japan’s oldest decorative traditions, with a history stretching back thousands of years.
For Offshore, the process begins with original artwork created by hand using genuine urushi lacquer. The finished piece is then photographed and digitised, translating its depth, movement and surface into a graphic that can be reproduced on a rideable snowboard.
The result is not a lacquered snowboard. It is a printed interpretation of the original work, made to be ridden.
A new artwork is created for the series each season.
Series
Information
SR stands for Special Release.
It is where Offshore can follow an idea without needing it to become part of the permanent collection. Some releases begin with Josh in the Niseko studio. Others begin with an artist, a collaborator or something we simply want to make once.
Numbers stay small. Some graphics appear across a short run. Others exist on a single board.
What they share is simple: once an SR is gone, it does not return.
A moment, made physical.
Series
Information
iD puts the final graphic decisions in your hands.
Choose the texture, colours, logo treatment and name, then see the design take shape as you build it.
The choices are yours. The board beneath them remains Offshore: the same shape, construction and performance, hand-crafted in Niseko.
Save a design, come back to it later, or keep working until it feels right.
Series
Information
Custom starts with your artwork.
It might be a finished design, something still taking shape, or files that need a little work before they are ready for a snowboard.
Send them through and we’ll take it from there. We refine the layout, balance colours and prepare the artwork for the proportions and production requirements of your chosen shape.
Before anything enters the Kōjō, you receive a final digital proof to approve.
Once you are happy, the artwork is prepared for sublimation and your board enters production.
From first file to final board, we stay with the details.
-
01 / Order
Choose your shape, size and flex.
-
02 / Artwork
Send us your artwork, references or working files.
-
03 / Refine
We prepare the design for the topsheet, refining layout, colour and details where needed.
-
04 / Approve
You receive a final digital proof. Nothing enters production until you are happy with it.
-
05 / Build
Once approved, your chosen shape enters the build schedule at the Niseko Kōjō.
-
06 / Finish
Your artwork is sublimated into the topsheet, then the board is pressed, tuned and finished by hand.
Made for sublimation.
Every Custom graphic is sublimated into the topsheet.
The process reproduces colour and fine detail beautifully, but not every material or effect translates. Metallic inks, screen-printed effects, resin tints and finishes that rely on reflective or physical materials cannot be reproduced through sublimation.
Colours can also appear slightly different on a snowboard topsheet than they do on a screen.
We review the artwork with you and flag anything that needs adjusting before you approve the final design.
Your artwork. Your Offshore. One of one.
Series
Information
Studio+ begins before there is an artwork.
Bring an idea, a reference, a colour, a photograph, a feeling or simply a place to start. Josh works with you directly to find the visual direction and develop it into something that belongs on your board.
Years spent creating Offshore graphics have taught him when to add something, when to take something away and when a design has found its balance.
The process moves through conversation, references, sketches and revisions. You see the work develop and have the opportunity to shape the direction along the way.
Once the final artwork is approved, your chosen shape enters the Kōjō and is hand-crafted in Niseko.
One rider. One board. One graphic.
-
01 / Conversation
Bring an idea, references or simply a place to start.
-
02 / Direction
Work directly with Josh to establish the visual direction.
-
03 / Design
Josh develops the idea into an original topsheet.
-
04 / Refine
Work through details and revisions together until it feels right.
-
05 / Approve
You approve the finished artwork before production begins.
-
06 / Build
Your chosen shape is hand-crafted in the Niseko Kōjō.
OFSR/Series
Topsheet Art
Urushi 漆
The OFSR Graphic Series
The house
graphics.
A new collection of Offshore graphics each season. The foundation the brand was built on.
Proven performance deserves a classic aesthetic.
The flagship graphic. Original urushi artwork, painted by hand, then digitised and brought onto the topsheet. Its depth and lustre, captured in print. A new artwork each season.
Limited
by design.
Special Release. Limited graphics made in small numbers. Sometimes a one-off, sometimes a collaboration. Never repeated.
Crafted by us.
Customised by you.
Start by selecting a shape, then make the topsheet your own. Choose the texture, colours, logo and name.
Your design,
our build.
You supply the artwork. We prepare it for production, you approve the final design, then we hand-craft your chosen shape in Niseko.
Work with
the founder.
Work directly with Josh Monin, Offshore founder, designer and shaper, to create an original topsheet from the first idea to the final board.
Series
Information
Each season brings a new collection of Offshore graphics, designed by founder and designer Josh Monin in Niseko. New season, new art. The steady rhythm the brand was built on.
Drawing came before board building. Josh was designing long before the first Offshore was pressed, and the topsheet has always been treated as a small canvas. Composition, colour, weight and balance. The same attention given to the shape beneath it.
A Craft graphic belongs to its season. Years from now, someone will spot one on a wall and know the winter it came from.
Series
Information
Urushi is one of Japan’s oldest decorative traditions, with a history stretching back thousands of years.
For Offshore, the process begins with original artwork created by hand using genuine urushi lacquer. The finished piece is then photographed and digitised, translating its depth, movement and surface into a graphic that can be reproduced on a rideable snowboard.
The result is not a lacquered snowboard. It is a printed interpretation of the original work, made to be ridden.
A new artwork is created for the series each season.
Series
Information
SR stands for Special Release.
It is where Offshore can follow an idea without needing it to become part of the permanent collection. Some releases begin with Josh in the Niseko studio. Others begin with an artist, a collaborator or something we simply want to make once.
Numbers stay small. Some graphics appear across a short run. Others exist on a single board.
What they share is simple: once an SR is gone, it does not return.
A moment, made physical.
Series
Information
iD puts the final graphic decisions in your hands.
Choose the texture, colours, logo treatment and name, then see the design take shape as you build it.
The choices are yours. The board beneath them remains Offshore: the same shape, construction and performance, hand-crafted in Niseko.
Save a design, come back to it later, or keep working until it feels right.
Series
Information
Custom starts with your artwork.
It might be a finished design, something still taking shape, or files that need a little work before they are ready for a snowboard.
Send them through and we’ll take it from there. We refine the layout, balance colours and prepare the artwork for the proportions and production requirements of your chosen shape.
Before anything enters the Kōjō, you receive a final digital proof to approve.
Once you are happy, the artwork is prepared for sublimation and your board enters production.
From first file to final board, we stay with the details.
-
01 / Order
Choose your shape, size and flex.
-
02 / Artwork
Send us your artwork, references or working files.
-
03 / Refine
We prepare the design for the topsheet, refining layout, colour and details where needed.
-
04 / Approve
You receive a final digital proof. Nothing enters production until you are happy with it.
-
05 / Build
Once approved, your chosen shape enters the build schedule at the Niseko Kōjō.
-
06 / Finish
Your artwork is sublimated into the topsheet, then the board is pressed, tuned and finished by hand.
Made for sublimation.
Every Custom graphic is sublimated into the topsheet.
The process reproduces colour and fine detail beautifully, but not every material or effect translates. Metallic inks, screen-printed effects, resin tints and finishes that rely on reflective or physical materials cannot be reproduced through sublimation.
Colours can also appear slightly different on a snowboard topsheet than they do on a screen.
We review the artwork with you and flag anything that needs adjusting before you approve the final design.
Your artwork. Your Offshore. One of one.
Series
Information
Studio+ begins before there is an artwork.
Bring an idea, a reference, a colour, a photograph, a feeling or simply a place to start. Josh works with you directly to find the visual direction and develop it into something that belongs on your board.
Years spent creating Offshore graphics have taught him when to add something, when to take something away and when a design has found its balance.
The process moves through conversation, references, sketches and revisions. You see the work develop and have the opportunity to shape the direction along the way.
Once the final artwork is approved, your chosen shape enters the Kōjō and is hand-crafted in Niseko.
One rider. One board. One graphic.
-
01 / Conversation
Bring an idea, references or simply a place to start.
-
02 / Direction
Work directly with Josh to establish the visual direction.
-
03 / Design
Josh develops the idea into an original topsheet.
-
04 / Refine
Work through details and revisions together until it feels right.
-
05 / Approve
You approve the finished artwork before production begins.
-
06 / Build
Your chosen shape is hand-crafted in the Niseko Kōjō.
OFSR/Series
Topsheet Art
SR Series.
The OFSR Graphic Series
The house
graphics.
A new collection of Offshore graphics each season. The foundation the brand was built on.
Proven performance deserves a classic aesthetic.
The flagship graphic. Original urushi artwork, painted by hand, then digitised and brought onto the topsheet. Its depth and lustre, captured in print. A new artwork each season.
Limited
by design.
Special Release. Limited graphics made in small numbers. Sometimes a one-off, sometimes a collaboration. Never repeated.
Crafted by us.
Customised by you.
Start by selecting a shape, then make the topsheet your own. Choose the texture, colours, logo and name.
Your design,
our build.
You supply the artwork. We prepare it for production, you approve the final design, then we hand-craft your chosen shape in Niseko.
Work with
the founder.
Work directly with Josh Monin, Offshore founder, designer and shaper, to create an original topsheet from the first idea to the final board.
Series
Information
Each season brings a new collection of Offshore graphics, designed by founder and designer Josh Monin in Niseko. New season, new art. The steady rhythm the brand was built on.
Drawing came before board building. Josh was designing long before the first Offshore was pressed, and the topsheet has always been treated as a small canvas. Composition, colour, weight and balance. The same attention given to the shape beneath it.
A Craft graphic belongs to its season. Years from now, someone will spot one on a wall and know the winter it came from.
Series
Information
Urushi is one of Japan’s oldest decorative traditions, with a history stretching back thousands of years.
For Offshore, the process begins with original artwork created by hand using genuine urushi lacquer. The finished piece is then photographed and digitised, translating its depth, movement and surface into a graphic that can be reproduced on a rideable snowboard.
The result is not a lacquered snowboard. It is a printed interpretation of the original work, made to be ridden.
A new artwork is created for the series each season.
Series
Information
SR stands for Special Release.
It is where Offshore can follow an idea without needing it to become part of the permanent collection. Some releases begin with Josh in the Niseko studio. Others begin with an artist, a collaborator or something we simply want to make once.
Numbers stay small. Some graphics appear across a short run. Others exist on a single board.
What they share is simple: once an SR is gone, it does not return.
A moment, made physical.
Series
Information
iD puts the final graphic decisions in your hands.
Choose the texture, colours, logo treatment and name, then see the design take shape as you build it.
The choices are yours. The board beneath them remains Offshore: the same shape, construction and performance, hand-crafted in Niseko.
Save a design, come back to it later, or keep working until it feels right.
Series
Information
Custom starts with your artwork.
It might be a finished design, something still taking shape, or files that need a little work before they are ready for a snowboard.
Send them through and we’ll take it from there. We refine the layout, balance colours and prepare the artwork for the proportions and production requirements of your chosen shape.
Before anything enters the Kōjō, you receive a final digital proof to approve.
Once you are happy, the artwork is prepared for sublimation and your board enters production.
From first file to final board, we stay with the details.
-
01 / Order
Choose your shape, size and flex.
-
02 / Artwork
Send us your artwork, references or working files.
-
03 / Refine
We prepare the design for the topsheet, refining layout, colour and details where needed.
-
04 / Approve
You receive a final digital proof. Nothing enters production until you are happy with it.
-
05 / Build
Once approved, your chosen shape enters the build schedule at the Niseko Kōjō.
-
06 / Finish
Your artwork is sublimated into the topsheet, then the board is pressed, tuned and finished by hand.
Made for sublimation.
Every Custom graphic is sublimated into the topsheet.
The process reproduces colour and fine detail beautifully, but not every material or effect translates. Metallic inks, screen-printed effects, resin tints and finishes that rely on reflective or physical materials cannot be reproduced through sublimation.
Colours can also appear slightly different on a snowboard topsheet than they do on a screen.
We review the artwork with you and flag anything that needs adjusting before you approve the final design.
Your artwork. Your Offshore. One of one.
Series
Information
Studio+ begins before there is an artwork.
Bring an idea, a reference, a colour, a photograph, a feeling or simply a place to start. Josh works with you directly to find the visual direction and develop it into something that belongs on your board.
Years spent creating Offshore graphics have taught him when to add something, when to take something away and when a design has found its balance.
The process moves through conversation, references, sketches and revisions. You see the work develop and have the opportunity to shape the direction along the way.
Once the final artwork is approved, your chosen shape enters the Kōjō and is hand-crafted in Niseko.
One rider. One board. One graphic.
-
01 / Conversation
Bring an idea, references or simply a place to start.
-
02 / Direction
Work directly with Josh to establish the visual direction.
-
03 / Design
Josh develops the idea into an original topsheet.
-
04 / Refine
Work through details and revisions together until it feels right.
-
05 / Approve
You approve the finished artwork before production begins.
-
06 / Build
Your chosen shape is hand-crafted in the Niseko Kōjō.
OFSR/Series
Topsheet Art
iD Series.
The OFSR Graphic Series
The house
graphics.
A new collection of Offshore graphics each season. The foundation the brand was built on.
Proven performance deserves a classic aesthetic.
The flagship graphic. Original urushi artwork, painted by hand, then digitised and brought onto the topsheet. Its depth and lustre, captured in print. A new artwork each season.
Limited
by design.
Special Release. Limited graphics made in small numbers. Sometimes a one-off, sometimes a collaboration. Never repeated.
Crafted by us.
Customised by you.
Start by selecting a shape, then make the topsheet your own. Choose the texture, colours, logo and name.
Your design,
our build.
You supply the artwork. We prepare it for production, you approve the final design, then we hand-craft your chosen shape in Niseko.
Work with
the founder.
Work directly with Josh Monin, Offshore founder, designer and shaper, to create an original topsheet from the first idea to the final board.
Series
Information
Each season brings a new collection of Offshore graphics, designed by founder and designer Josh Monin in Niseko. New season, new art. The steady rhythm the brand was built on.
Drawing came before board building. Josh was designing long before the first Offshore was pressed, and the topsheet has always been treated as a small canvas. Composition, colour, weight and balance. The same attention given to the shape beneath it.
A Craft graphic belongs to its season. Years from now, someone will spot one on a wall and know the winter it came from.
Series
Information
Urushi is one of Japan’s oldest decorative traditions, with a history stretching back thousands of years.
For Offshore, the process begins with original artwork created by hand using genuine urushi lacquer. The finished piece is then photographed and digitised, translating its depth, movement and surface into a graphic that can be reproduced on a rideable snowboard.
The result is not a lacquered snowboard. It is a printed interpretation of the original work, made to be ridden.
A new artwork is created for the series each season.
Series
Information
SR stands for Special Release.
It is where Offshore can follow an idea without needing it to become part of the permanent collection. Some releases begin with Josh in the Niseko studio. Others begin with an artist, a collaborator or something we simply want to make once.
Numbers stay small. Some graphics appear across a short run. Others exist on a single board.
What they share is simple: once an SR is gone, it does not return.
A moment, made physical.
Series
Information
iD puts the final graphic decisions in your hands.
Choose the texture, colours, logo treatment and name, then see the design take shape as you build it.
The choices are yours. The board beneath them remains Offshore: the same shape, construction and performance, hand-crafted in Niseko.
Save a design, come back to it later, or keep working until it feels right.
Series
Information
Custom starts with your artwork.
It might be a finished design, something still taking shape, or files that need a little work before they are ready for a snowboard.
Send them through and we’ll take it from there. We refine the layout, balance colours and prepare the artwork for the proportions and production requirements of your chosen shape.
Before anything enters the Kōjō, you receive a final digital proof to approve.
Once you are happy, the artwork is prepared for sublimation and your board enters production.
From first file to final board, we stay with the details.
-
01 / Order
Choose your shape, size and flex.
-
02 / Artwork
Send us your artwork, references or working files.
-
03 / Refine
We prepare the design for the topsheet, refining layout, colour and details where needed.
-
04 / Approve
You receive a final digital proof. Nothing enters production until you are happy with it.
-
05 / Build
Once approved, your chosen shape enters the build schedule at the Niseko Kōjō.
-
06 / Finish
Your artwork is sublimated into the topsheet, then the board is pressed, tuned and finished by hand.
Made for sublimation.
Every Custom graphic is sublimated into the topsheet.
The process reproduces colour and fine detail beautifully, but not every material or effect translates. Metallic inks, screen-printed effects, resin tints and finishes that rely on reflective or physical materials cannot be reproduced through sublimation.
Colours can also appear slightly different on a snowboard topsheet than they do on a screen.
We review the artwork with you and flag anything that needs adjusting before you approve the final design.
Your artwork. Your Offshore. One of one.
Series
Information
Studio+ begins before there is an artwork.
Bring an idea, a reference, a colour, a photograph, a feeling or simply a place to start. Josh works with you directly to find the visual direction and develop it into something that belongs on your board.
Years spent creating Offshore graphics have taught him when to add something, when to take something away and when a design has found its balance.
The process moves through conversation, references, sketches and revisions. You see the work develop and have the opportunity to shape the direction along the way.
Once the final artwork is approved, your chosen shape enters the Kōjō and is hand-crafted in Niseko.
One rider. One board. One graphic.
-
01 / Conversation
Bring an idea, references or simply a place to start.
-
02 / Direction
Work directly with Josh to establish the visual direction.
-
03 / Design
Josh develops the idea into an original topsheet.
-
04 / Refine
Work through details and revisions together until it feels right.
-
05 / Approve
You approve the finished artwork before production begins.
-
06 / Build
Your chosen shape is hand-crafted in the Niseko Kōjō.
OFSR/Series
Topsheet Art
Custom Series.
The OFSR Graphic Series
The house
graphics.
A new collection of Offshore graphics each season. The foundation the brand was built on.
Proven performance deserves a classic aesthetic.
The flagship graphic. Original urushi artwork, painted by hand, then digitised and brought onto the topsheet. Its depth and lustre, captured in print. A new artwork each season.
Limited
by design.
Special Release. Limited graphics made in small numbers. Sometimes a one-off, sometimes a collaboration. Never repeated.
Crafted by us.
Customised by you.
Start by selecting a shape, then make the topsheet your own. Choose the texture, colours, logo and name.
Your design,
our build.
You supply the artwork. We prepare it for production, you approve the final design, then we hand-craft your chosen shape in Niseko.
Work with
the founder.
Work directly with Josh Monin, Offshore founder, designer and shaper, to create an original topsheet from the first idea to the final board.
Series
Information
Each season brings a new collection of Offshore graphics, designed by founder and designer Josh Monin in Niseko. New season, new art. The steady rhythm the brand was built on.
Drawing came before board building. Josh was designing long before the first Offshore was pressed, and the topsheet has always been treated as a small canvas. Composition, colour, weight and balance. The same attention given to the shape beneath it.
A Craft graphic belongs to its season. Years from now, someone will spot one on a wall and know the winter it came from.
Series
Information
Urushi is one of Japan’s oldest decorative traditions, with a history stretching back thousands of years.
For Offshore, the process begins with original artwork created by hand using genuine urushi lacquer. The finished piece is then photographed and digitised, translating its depth, movement and surface into a graphic that can be reproduced on a rideable snowboard.
The result is not a lacquered snowboard. It is a printed interpretation of the original work, made to be ridden.
A new artwork is created for the series each season.
Series
Information
SR stands for Special Release.
It is where Offshore can follow an idea without needing it to become part of the permanent collection. Some releases begin with Josh in the Niseko studio. Others begin with an artist, a collaborator or something we simply want to make once.
Numbers stay small. Some graphics appear across a short run. Others exist on a single board.
What they share is simple: once an SR is gone, it does not return.
A moment, made physical.
Series
Information
iD puts the final graphic decisions in your hands.
Choose the texture, colours, logo treatment and name, then see the design take shape as you build it.
The choices are yours. The board beneath them remains Offshore: the same shape, construction and performance, hand-crafted in Niseko.
Save a design, come back to it later, or keep working until it feels right.
Series
Information
Custom starts with your artwork.
It might be a finished design, something still taking shape, or files that need a little work before they are ready for a snowboard.
Send them through and we’ll take it from there. We refine the layout, balance colours and prepare the artwork for the proportions and production requirements of your chosen shape.
Before anything enters the Kōjō, you receive a final digital proof to approve.
Once you are happy, the artwork is prepared for sublimation and your board enters production.
From first file to final board, we stay with the details.
-
01 / Order
Choose your shape, size and flex.
-
02 / Artwork
Send us your artwork, references or working files.
-
03 / Refine
We prepare the design for the topsheet, refining layout, colour and details where needed.
-
04 / Approve
You receive a final digital proof. Nothing enters production until you are happy with it.
-
05 / Build
Once approved, your chosen shape enters the build schedule at the Niseko Kōjō.
-
06 / Finish
Your artwork is sublimated into the topsheet, then the board is pressed, tuned and finished by hand.
Made for sublimation.
Every Custom graphic is sublimated into the topsheet.
The process reproduces colour and fine detail beautifully, but not every material or effect translates. Metallic inks, screen-printed effects, resin tints and finishes that rely on reflective or physical materials cannot be reproduced through sublimation.
Colours can also appear slightly different on a snowboard topsheet than they do on a screen.
We review the artwork with you and flag anything that needs adjusting before you approve the final design.
Your artwork. Your Offshore. One of one.
Series
Information
Studio+ begins before there is an artwork.
Bring an idea, a reference, a colour, a photograph, a feeling or simply a place to start. Josh works with you directly to find the visual direction and develop it into something that belongs on your board.
Years spent creating Offshore graphics have taught him when to add something, when to take something away and when a design has found its balance.
The process moves through conversation, references, sketches and revisions. You see the work develop and have the opportunity to shape the direction along the way.
Once the final artwork is approved, your chosen shape enters the Kōjō and is hand-crafted in Niseko.
One rider. One board. One graphic.
-
01 / Conversation
Bring an idea, references or simply a place to start.
-
02 / Direction
Work directly with Josh to establish the visual direction.
-
03 / Design
Josh develops the idea into an original topsheet.
-
04 / Refine
Work through details and revisions together until it feels right.
-
05 / Approve
You approve the finished artwork before production begins.
-
06 / Build
Your chosen shape is hand-crafted in the Niseko Kōjō.
OFSR/Series
Topsheet Art
Studio+ Series.
The OFSR Graphic Series
The house
graphics.
A new collection of Offshore graphics each season. The foundation the brand was built on.
Proven performance deserves a classic aesthetic.
The flagship graphic. Original urushi artwork, painted by hand, then digitised and brought onto the topsheet. Its depth and lustre, captured in print. A new artwork each season.
Limited
by design.
Special Release. Limited graphics made in small numbers. Sometimes a one-off, sometimes a collaboration. Never repeated.
Crafted by us.
Customised by you.
Start by selecting a shape, then make the topsheet your own. Choose the texture, colours, logo and name.
Your design,
our build.
You supply the artwork. We prepare it for production, you approve the final design, then we hand-craft your chosen shape in Niseko.
Work with
the founder.
Work directly with Josh Monin, Offshore founder, designer and shaper, to create an original topsheet from the first idea to the final board.
Series
Information
Each season brings a new collection of Offshore graphics, designed by founder and designer Josh Monin in Niseko. New season, new art. The steady rhythm the brand was built on.
Drawing came before board building. Josh was designing long before the first Offshore was pressed, and the topsheet has always been treated as a small canvas. Composition, colour, weight and balance. The same attention given to the shape beneath it.
A Craft graphic belongs to its season. Years from now, someone will spot one on a wall and know the winter it came from.
Series
Information
Urushi is one of Japan’s oldest decorative traditions, with a history stretching back thousands of years.
For Offshore, the process begins with original artwork created by hand using genuine urushi lacquer. The finished piece is then photographed and digitised, translating its depth, movement and surface into a graphic that can be reproduced on a rideable snowboard.
The result is not a lacquered snowboard. It is a printed interpretation of the original work, made to be ridden.
A new artwork is created for the series each season.
Series
Information
SR stands for Special Release.
It is where Offshore can follow an idea without needing it to become part of the permanent collection. Some releases begin with Josh in the Niseko studio. Others begin with an artist, a collaborator or something we simply want to make once.
Numbers stay small. Some graphics appear across a short run. Others exist on a single board.
What they share is simple: once an SR is gone, it does not return.
A moment, made physical.
Series
Information
iD puts the final graphic decisions in your hands.
Choose the texture, colours, logo treatment and name, then see the design take shape as you build it.
The choices are yours. The board beneath them remains Offshore: the same shape, construction and performance, hand-crafted in Niseko.
Save a design, come back to it later, or keep working until it feels right.
Series
Information
Custom starts with your artwork.
It might be a finished design, something still taking shape, or files that need a little work before they are ready for a snowboard.
Send them through and we’ll take it from there. We refine the layout, balance colours and prepare the artwork for the proportions and production requirements of your chosen shape.
Before anything enters the Kōjō, you receive a final digital proof to approve.
Once you are happy, the artwork is prepared for sublimation and your board enters production.
From first file to final board, we stay with the details.
-
01 / Order
Choose your shape, size and flex.
-
02 / Artwork
Send us your artwork, references or working files.
-
03 / Refine
We prepare the design for the topsheet, refining layout, colour and details where needed.
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04 / Approve
You receive a final digital proof. Nothing enters production until you are happy with it.
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05 / Build
Once approved, your chosen shape enters the build schedule at the Niseko Kōjō.
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06 / Finish
Your artwork is sublimated into the topsheet, then the board is pressed, tuned and finished by hand.
Made for sublimation.
Every Custom graphic is sublimated into the topsheet.
The process reproduces colour and fine detail beautifully, but not every material or effect translates. Metallic inks, screen-printed effects, resin tints and finishes that rely on reflective or physical materials cannot be reproduced through sublimation.
Colours can also appear slightly different on a snowboard topsheet than they do on a screen.
We review the artwork with you and flag anything that needs adjusting before you approve the final design.
Your artwork. Your Offshore. One of one.
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Studio+ begins before there is an artwork.
Bring an idea, a reference, a colour, a photograph, a feeling or simply a place to start. Josh works with you directly to find the visual direction and develop it into something that belongs on your board.
Years spent creating Offshore graphics have taught him when to add something, when to take something away and when a design has found its balance.
The process moves through conversation, references, sketches and revisions. You see the work develop and have the opportunity to shape the direction along the way.
Once the final artwork is approved, your chosen shape enters the Kōjō and is hand-crafted in Niseko.
One rider. One board. One graphic.
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01 / Conversation
Bring an idea, references or simply a place to start.
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02 / Direction
Work directly with Josh to establish the visual direction.
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03 / Design
Josh develops the idea into an original topsheet.
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04 / Refine
Work through details and revisions together until it feels right.
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05 / Approve
You approve the finished artwork before production begins.
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06 / Build
Your chosen shape is hand-crafted in the Niseko Kōjō.
