Playing Cards

A must-have deck for any GOOD game night, beach day, or brunch!

Featuring custom waterproof cards with hilarious artwork by South Bay’s own The Bubble. Purchase online or in-store today!

In-store purchase: Stop by your local Good Stuff to purchase single packs.

Online purchase options: Online we sell them in packs of two.

If you purchase online with the “Mail Order” option you will need to complete thismail order form so we can send you your 2/pk of playing cards!

Features

Custom artwork

Designed by local legend *The Bubble*, these cards feature playful, South Bay-inspired art that’s sure to bring a smile to your face and capture the quirky charm of beach life.

Waterproof

Perfect for the beach, brunch, or wherever the day takes you! These cards can handle the sun, sand, and surf, so you can keep the fun going without a hitch—even by the ocean.

Sleek & stylish

Made from premium plastic, these cards feel great and keep the game smooth, whether you’re lounging in the sand, hanging by the water, or taking a break from riding your bike down the Strand.

Shuffles like a breeze

Even when wet, these cards flex and shuffle effortlessly, keeping the fun rolling without a hitch.

Durable & washable

Tough enough for all your beach trips and easy to clean, so they’re ready for game after game.

Game on, anywhere

Whether you’re soaking up the sun at the shore, riding your bike along the Strand, or grabbing a bite at Good Stuff, this deck is your perfect game-day sidekick! Plus, you’ll get a good laugh from the hilarious comics featured on the cards.

About the Artist

Ian Freshman, is a graphic designer, Manhattan Beach native and cartoonist with a knack for poking fun at some of the more humorous (and ridiculous) aspects of life in the South Bay. Ian posts his South Bay-inspired cartoons toTHE BUBBLE, an Instagram account he started late last year that has garnered a little over 35k followers. Ian recently took some time to chat with us about the origins of THE BUBBLE, his favorite cartoonists and also his thoughts on the future of comic strips.