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Wave Riding Vehicles (WRV) organizes its online store into audience-based collections—Mens, Womens, Groms, Stickers, Skate Camps, and Sale—alongside surfboards and a 2026 board catalog. If you already know who you're shopping for (adult man, adult woman, or kid), the Featured Collections menu is the fastest route; if you're browsing by budget, the Sale collection and the visible price tags on each product page do the filtering for you.
How the WRV store is organized
The homepage presents two overlapping navigation layers:
- Featured Collections — the primary audience/category split: Mens, Womens, Groms, Surfboards, Stickers, Skate Camps, and Sale.
- Merchandising rows — New Releases, Best Sellers, and Latest News, which surface individual products rather than whole categories.
The "Shop All WRV Products" heading sits above these rows, so you can either drill into a collection or scan the featured items directly.
Apparel categories by audience
| Collection | What it covers | Example items shown |
|---|---|---|
| Mens | Men's apparel and accessories | College Drop Crew Sweatshirt, College Drop P/O Hooded Sweatshirt |
| Womens | Women's apparel | College Block Ladies P/O Hooded Sweatshirt, College Block Ladies Crew Sweatshirt, Aspen Ladies L/S Cutout Top, Pinline Ladies Tank Top |
| Groms | Youth and infant clothing | College Block Youth P/O Hooded Sweatshirt, College Block Youth S/S T-Shirt, Pinline Infant S/S Onesie |
| Stickers | Decals and small accessories | Listed as its own collection |
| Sale | Discounted items across categories | Listed as its own collection |
The product mix leans toward casual surf-brand apparel: hooded sweatshirts, crew sweatshirts, T-shirts, tank tops, long-sleeve tops, and infant onesies.
Gear and non-apparel categories
Beyond clothing, WRV's store and brand extend into:
- Surfboards — its own collection, plus a downloadable 2026 Board Catalog for comparing models.
- Skate Camps — listed as a shop collection, tied to the brand's camps, lessons, and rentals offering.
- Stickers — decals treated as a standalone category rather than buried in accessories.
The site's own description also names surf, skate, SUP, and snow lifestyles as part of what its shop locations carry, so the online catalog is a subset of the broader in-store range.
Using price tags to set a budget
Prices are shown as "Regular price" on each product listing. From the items visible on the homepage:
- Infant onesie: $14
- Youth S/S T-shirt: $22
- Ladies S/S T-shirt: $24
- Ladies tank top: $24
- Ladies L/S cutout top: $38
- Youth hooded sweatshirt: $46
- Ladies crew sweatshirt: $52
- Adult hooded sweatshirt / crew sweatshirt: $56
That gives a working range of roughly $14–$56 for the apparel shown. Treat this as a snapshot of the featured items, not a full price list—other products in each collection may sit outside it.
Which entry point to pick
- Shopping for a specific person → start with Mens, Womens, or Groms.
- Shopping for a gift or small add-on → Stickers, or the Best Sellers row.
- Budget-first browsing → Sale, then confirm the "Regular price" on each item.
- Buying a board rather than clothing → Surfboards collection and the 2026 Board Catalog.
- Looking for lessons, rentals, or camp gear → Skate Camps collection and the brand's camps/lessons/rentals pages.
Common snags
- Collection names like "Groms" and "Skate Camps" aren't self-explanatory if you're new to surf terminology—Groms means kids/youth sizing, and Skate Camps is a program category, not apparel.
- The homepage rows mix new, featured, and best-selling items, so the same product can appear more than once; use the collection pages for a clean list.
- Prices are listed per item, and the source material doesn't state shipping thresholds, return terms, or whether checkout requires an account—check those at checkout rather than assuming.