Island View Outfitters

100% Local

Born and bred from the college days of our Isla Vista garage shop, we’re as local as you can get. We design and print everything ourselves.

In Store & Online

Come say hello and visit our fully stocked retail store; we’re in the heart of Isla Vista at 6565 Trigo Road.

The Gaucho Network

UCSB Alumni owned, our pride and inspiration shows through our prints and design. Ole’ Gauchos!

Shop Collections

New

Isla Vista is for Lovers Dad Cap

$ 23.00

New

UCSB Old Days Hibiscus Dad Hat

$ 23.00

I Love Motor Boatin' at Lake Cachuma Tee

$ 25.00

Just Passing Through: Whale Crossing Tee

$ 25.00

Condor Country: Los Padres National Forest Tee

$ 25.00

The Ellwood Mesa Monarch Butterfly Preserve Tee

$ 25.00

New

Protect Pine Mountain Ridge Tee

$ 25.00

New Arrivals

UCSB Welcome to the Glue Factory

$ 25.00

New

I Love Motor Boatin' at Lake Cachuma Tee

$ 25.00

New

Sabado Tarde Rd. Pigment Dyed Cap

$ 23.00

UCSB Women's Navy Warehouse Tee

$ 12.00 ~~$ 25.00~~

Headwear

Isla Vista is for Lovers Dad Cap

$ 23.00

Del Playa Drive Pigment Dyed Cap

$ 23.00

UCSB Pigment Dyed Old Gold Cap

$ 23.00

UCSB Old Days Hibiscus Dad Hat

$ 23.00

KEEP IN TOUCH

WE DO CUSTOM

We're a full service print and design shop! All the products in our store are designed and made by us.

We'd love to help with your next project, whether that be a custom run of screen printed tees, embroidered hats, banners, or digital branding. We can be your logistical partner for both small and large run orders.

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Our Blog: The Coastal Club

The Wide Wide World of Warehouse Sales Returns!

19 October 2022

Island View Outfitters Warehouse Sale 2022!

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