PROMO: 10 Cool Skull Logos Popular Right Now

The Ghost Recon franchise has made excellent use of the skull as a series logo, and with the upcoming release of Ghost Recon Future Soldier, which is all about cutting edge technology, we thought we'd share some favorite skulls from the cutting edge of fashion.

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This Japanese brand is ending production this year, but they have generated a following among cutting edge fasion enthusiasts, and the sick skull and crossbones logo is definitely a part of the appeal.

This UK-based brand uses the Dia De Los Muertos skull as the basis for its logo, incorporating the wide-eyed (or wide-socketed) skull into a range of streetwear products

This company's tagline is "Aggressive Golf Style," and they offer an entire line of heavy metal golf gear, from shirts to bags, all bearing a variation on the brand's signature skull logo.

This skate brand offers clothing as hardcore as its logo. The smeared blood effect makes us wonder what happened to this skull's lower jaw.

Fashion genius Alexander McQueen may be gone, but that doesn't mean his name doesn't still influence style. The designer was all about the skull, making it a signature icon, and these scarves have been seen on some very high profile necks lately.

This black-on-black watch design just got a write up on Complex, and proves that that luxury watch maker Hublot knows how to do high-end while keeping it super real.

Partnering with Roc Nation on their signature "Aviator" headphones helped take this brand to another level, but they make a wide range of products, all featuring, you guessed it, a grimy little skull.

One of the great skull logos of all time (how creepy are those eyes?), this shirt comes from Band of Villains, a company that specializes in using musical imagery to make killer tees.

This denim-heavy fashion line out of Sweden uses a skull in its logo that is a little bit playful, but also reminiscent of Mexican Day of the Dead icons.

This brand, an amalgam of skate gear and high design, has produced some truly one-of-a-kind pieces, and as the name would suggest, the skull logo figures prominently in their work.