Obscure Reference Bags

Description: Impress all your nerd hipster friends with this obscure pop culture reference that only the coolest will know

Description: "Wow, you know about [X]?! That's SO cool! Now we can be friends, or whatever!"

Description: A souvenir shirt inspired by that Irish pub in the John Wayne movie, 'The Quiet Man.' 2 sided

Description: The all purpose shirt and or costume. Perfectly Inappropriate for any occasions Works with everyone you do not know.

Description: Happy, Pappy? Obscure Seinfeld Reference Fan Design #2

Description: Inspired by that episode of The Brady Bunch, here is the t shirt that would on be the group's merchandise page! With 'The Silver Platters' on the front, and all six on back with a quote from the song that one can't help but sing when reading it! Perfect for the 'Obscure pop-culture reference' fan!

Description: Kramer's 'uniform' when moving parked cars. A VERY obscure Seinfeld reference!

Description: Inspired by Jerry Lewis' "Cracking Up", the best comedy ever.

Description: Beloved children's television star, (and Mayor of Living Island,) H. R. Pufnstuf is given the 'Obama: Hope' treatment in red, white, and blue! Original artwork/design by Christopher Toler / Tip-Tops Retro

Description: Class is always in session

Description: Jerry Lewis Hey Lady

Description: Show your love for the most obscure experimental electronic band ever to emerge from Hollister, CA. From their first gig in the SBHS gym in 1989, into the Hollyranch years, then through their many years playing shows in Portland, and now a triumphant 2019 return to Hollister scheduled for August 23rd at the glorious Granada Theater, QUIM have been wandering through the darkness for 30 years... And now, you can too!!!

Description: Happy, Pappy? Obscure Seinfeld Reference Fan Design

Description: Inspired by the Partridge's iconic touring school bus, and with some lyrics from their season 1 opening theme song, 'When We're Singing.' Plus a cartoon Mom partridge in an egg-split section! For fans of the 'obscure pop-culture reference,' or just retro television!

Description: Inspired by the Partridge's iconic touring school bus, and with the title of the opening theme song, 'C'mon, Get Happy.' Plus a cartoon Mom partridge in an egg-split section! For fans of the 'obscure pop-culture reference,' or just retro television from the 1970s.

Description: Fictional Band

Description: An 'Obscure Pop Culture Reference' to Retro TV classic, Gilligan's Island!

Description: Inspired by Jerry Lewis' "Cracking Up", the best comedy ever.

Description: Enigmatic design inspired by the flag of the Albacore Club in the classic film CHINATOWN.

Description: Two-sided concert shirt in support of their album, 'Live at Carnegie Hall.' On the back, Bingo, Bango, Bongo & Irving mention their support act, The Honeybees.

Description: Poor Blyad and his friend won't make it to their appointment on time, but their laissez faire attitudes are a life win.

Description: Jerry Lewis Telethon / 80s Vintage Look

Description: Take a trip to Amity!

Description: A gift bearing demon

Description: Abstract artwork with whimsical forms & moody contrasts. Explores light and shadow, evokes a playful journey.

Description: Whimsical print. Abstract face in contrasting lights. An adventure in dark and light, a playful exploration.

Description: Obsure reference to the 1967 movie Cool Hand Luke. You'll have fun explaining it!

Description: From the episode "Homer Badman" of The Simpsons

Description: Ah, Steaky!

Description: Ahh, steaky!

Description: Confuse your friends and strangers please!

Description: From the episode "Homer Badman" of The Simpsons.

Description: We're Having Sloppy Joes .... We're Having Sloppy Joes .... For when you can't be sure it's actually dinner time

Description: Inspired by Peter Weir's PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK, this design commemorates Appleyard College's St. Valentine's Day picnic at beautiful Hanging Rock in Victoria, Australia. What could go wrong?

Description: Do the math!

Description: A tshirt design sold during Paper Museum's final tour.