Florencia Kids Hoodies

Florencia architecture

Florencia architecture

A cool cow named Florencia dancing wearing an orange dress.

Florencia the Flamingo spends her days happily strolling through the tropical forest of flowers. Plumeria and hibiscus are lovely but her favorite flowers are celosia flamingo feathers!

Bloodhound of Florencia approved seasoning.

I spent two lovely years living in Florence, Italy, and I miss it so much. This design represents a beautiful piece of Italian architecture. This is Santa Maria Novella, which the train station is named after. One of the oldest pharmacies was created here by nuns.

David is a masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture, created in marble between 1501 and 1504 by the Italian artist Michelangelo.

I spent two lovely years living in Florence, Italy, and I miss it so much. This design represents a beautiful piece of Italian architecture. So many famous people buried here: Michelangelo, Dante, Galileo, Machiavelli, etc.

El Nacimiento De Venus, con perdón de Botticelli.

You like flamingos? You like your country? Lets combine these in one design. 80 flags available, find yours and own that flamingo. Let me know if your flag is missing so I can add it.

Ever look at the Duomo and think "hey what if it was painted in different colors in a half abstract stile"? Me neither, but that's what came out of this painting. Viva Italia and all that.

I know a couple jokes, but none as funny as the truth

Chattering finch and water-fly Are not merrier than I; Here among the flowers I lie Laughing everlastingly. No: I may not tell the best; Surely, friends, I might have guessed Death was but the good King's jest, It was hid so carefully.” ― G.K. Chesterton

I spent two lovely years living in Florence, Italy, and I miss it so much. This design represents a beautiful piece of Italian architecture. During World War II, German soldiers found this bridge to be so beautiful, that they bombed all the bridges in Florence, except this one.

I spent two lovely years living in Florence, Italy, and I miss it so much. This design represents a beautiful piece of Italian architecture. Thankfully Brunelleschi lost the baptistry door competition; because of that he went to Rome, discovered linear perspective and the pantheon. Then he came back to Florence and presented his secretive plan to the Medici about how to build the duomo. He kept it a secret and to this day it's a mystery exactly how he pulled it off.

Not

Like falling off a cliff