Boogie Tank Tops

inspired by the movie 'Magnolia'

Characterised by wild paint jobs, altered stances and groovy lettering, the vans of the ‘70s became cartoonish, very much a marker of place and time. They became known as ‘Boogie Vans’; part muscle car, part party wagon. Vanning was so popular, Time Magazine declared it an “American craze” in 1977.

Boogie man

Represent the BRONX, baby!

Dj boogie droppin the fat beats in space.

Boogie down!

The Blastmaster KRS One

Michael Myers The Original Boogie Man.

Pixelated Christmas Oogie Boogie Jingle Bells

Sugar free, all natural, no artificial flavors or colors, organic, no pesticides, smooth or chunky, may have a hair or two.

heather graham pop art

Knowledge Reigns Supreme Over Nearly Everyone

Jumpin’ Jivin’ Down ‘n’ Dirty

She wants to take you to funkytown

This is an acrylic painting on a wood oval. It features Oogie Boogie from the Nightmare Before Christmas holding Sandy Claws captive. Bugs are dropping from Oogies mouth onto Santa's beard.

In the glowing dark the Oogie Boogie man is ready to roll his dice.

Disco Retro Boogie Pop Art Electro Cool

She wants to take you to funkytown

Roll 'Em Dice

This is a tribute to these three thugs become a old school style tattoo.

A Portrait of screenwriter and director behind Magnolia, Paul Thomas Anderson

Roller Skate Girl Club

Original 50 years of Hip Hop commemoration design by Tobias Adin pka Profit.

Never Too Much

Lets all get aboard the boogie bus, available in other colours. An original design made by MacPean.

Custom vans were all the rage in the '70s, and there were shops catering to boogie van lovers from coast-to-coast helping vanners build their dream ride. By the mid '80s, many of those shops had either gone under, or shifted their focus as vans fell out of favor, but for those who kept on trucking, a few standouts kept the flame alive. Miami's Contreras Customs is one such shop that kept building show quality rolling rooms well into the '90s. Sure, they did lots of other custom work too, like traditional lowriders and restomod muscle cars, but continued to support vanners, even going so far as to manufacture many custom parts that could no longer be found.

ZZ Top

The Gap Band Burn Rubber on Me graphic

Bob Carbonell was a surfer and shaper for years before opening his own shop in Long Beach, California. His boards were true works of art and those that stood the test of time are now prized possessions by surf aficionados lucky enough to have gotten their hands on one. So whether you're a beach life expert or a surfer who can appreciate the old school ways, this Carbonell Surf Shop design is perfect for you.

Ella Fitzgerald

The rainbow lights of this disco ball dazzle as it spins to light up the dance floor of your heart as it journeys back to the 1970's. Instagram@ Artbydebcamp Facebook@ Art by Deborah Camp

Rockabilly girl with an upright bass

Funky, funky, funky, funky, funky hit rekkids!

neon oogie boogie boo

KRS-ONE Original Aesthetic Tribute 〶

Pixelated Oogie Boogie Man