80s Retro Slogan Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Weaponized Autism T-Shirt. Funny Meme 80s Aesthetic Shirt for meme lovers, dank meme makers and autism fans everywhere. This novelty graphic tee tshirt makes a great gift.

The other big logo from the iconic Land of Ah's campaign in the 80s

Sunshine Vintage Typography | Retro Slogan | Trendy | Lettering Art | Consider your friends, mom, dad, son, daughter, brother, sister, cousin, grandma, and grandpa. Great gift idea for their birthday, Valentine's Day, Christmas, or anniversary.

80's Iridescent Retro Pastel Colors, music and life.

90's Done Right

I am this old.

Honey I Shrunk The Kids.....

Crocodile Dundee That's Not A Knife!

Embrace the boundless power of your mind with our "Free Your Mind - The Possibilities Are Endless" t-shirt! 🍄🌈 This design fuses psychedelic mushroom art with the vibrant aesthetics of the 80's, creating a visual feast that's as colorful as your dreams. The phrase "Free your mind, the rest will follow" graces the design, offering a dose of positivity and inspiration. This shirt is more than just a nod to nostalgia and shroom culture; it's a reminder to unchain our thoughts, and let our spirits soar. Ideal for music festivals, introspective journeys, or simply spreading positive vibes wherever you go. Don this tee and make a statement – the universe is in your hands, and the possibilities are endless! ✨💭

Back in the 1980s the ‘Home Taping Is Killing Music’ message, was a propaganda campaign by the industry, who were terrified that people taping music from the radio, or off of friends’ records was going to destroy the business. Of course it was nonsense, but for years this message appeared all over the world. This particular version is a South African variant, found stamped on the inner sleeve, of an album in a Cape Town vintage shop… It just screamed out to be made into a T-shirt.

Back in the 1980s the ‘Home Taping Is Killing Music’ message, was a propaganda campaign by the industry, who were terrified that people taping music from the radio, or off of friends’ records was going to destroy the business. Of course it was nonsense, but for years this message appeared all over the world. This particular version is a South African variant, found stamped on the inner sleeve, of an album in a Cape Town vintage shop… It just screamed out to be made into a T-shirt.