A crowdsourced catalog of arty tees, full of graffiti-surf-skate imagery with dedicated pages for the skulls and guns. It’s a pretty mixed bag, the elegant and evil and insane printed on organic bamboo and limited to runs of 200 each. It’s almost all white backgrounds for now – other colors, hopefully black among them, are on the way.
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A catalog that takes the trendy, hardware-loaded shoulder bags of mainstream fashion and does them over in hemp. The shiny
An avalanche of feminist-queer-vegan-antiwar-craft-geek-pop culture buttons that will easily suck an hour out of your life once you start browsing. Sweet, acidic, hilarious, a witty and utterly fantastic array of one-inch sentiments to scatter across a jacket or handbag. They can also be made into stickers, some of them are available as t-shirts, and apparently the undies section will be returning soon.
Big, big catalog of retro tees from Junk Food, all the bands and cartoons and highly sugared snacks imprinted upon the consciousness of 80’s childhoods spent in front of the TV. Not only do they have plenty of stuff for men and women, but kids and infants have sizeable sections of their own to ensure the next generation gets their minds warped on Hanna-Barbera.
Skull-slathered wears for wee ones, browsable by infants, toddlers, and kids, with maternity and daddy stuff too. The navigation categories include punk, band stuff, goth, rockabilly, 80’s retro, geekery, and other hard-to-find flavors, so this is your shop if you’ve been dying to pick up a baby bat hoodie, a boombox-emblazoned playdress, or a pair of teeny tattooed high-tops.
Original tees loaded with pirates-guns-skulls-beer-good times sentiments, where rockabilly’s iconography gets smashed over punk grime with a few tattooed knuckles lurking at the edges. Hoodies, babydolls, tanks, tote bags, pins and patches are all emblazoned with various madnesses, with hats and belt buckles proudly flaunting the one-finger salute.
Body jewelry staples with some interesting finds scattered throughout: plugs that look like the bobbins from a sewing machine stoppered with gemstones, belly ring monsters, UV labret cones, vibrating tongue rings, nip shields, stretching claws. Also clothes from Dickies, Iron Fist, and Tripp along with megaton of t-shirts.
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