Obsolete Baseball T-Shirts
Description: Pixel versions of various obsolete magnetic data media. Top L-R: 8" Floppy, 5.25" Floppy, 8" Iomega Bernoulli, 3" Compact Floppy Middle L-R: 3.5" Microfloppy, 5.25" Apple FileWare (Twiggy), Iomega Bernoulli, 3.5" Microfloppy HD Bottom L-R: 5.25" SyQuest 5.25", SyQuest 3.5", Iomega Zip, Iomega Jaz
Description: A lively procession of Edwardian ladies sweeps across the promenade in extravagant feathered hats, flower-trimmed bonnets and swirling burgundy, teal and striped gowns. Walking canes, elaborate accessories and a jaunty little dog complete the scene. Beneath them, ornate Art Nouveau lettering asks “Is My Hat on Straight?” with the witty subtitle “An Obsolete Inquiry.” Rich engraved linework and jewel-toned inks revive the playful elegance of antique fashion illustration.
BASF 90 Chromdioxid II Baseball T-Shirt
by MalcolmDesigns Retro Merch | Movies | Retrogaming | Saturday Morning Cartoons | Computers
$26
Description: Funny aging and vintage-inspired design for anyone who may be getting older but is definitely not outdated, useless, or ready to be replaced. Great gift idea for seniors, vintage lovers, classic car fans, retro enthusiasts, and anyone who knows that experience and age only make some things better.
Description: If you grew up surrounded by clunky gadgets that your kids now find completely confusing, this design is for you. It features an array of 90s nostalgia including cassette tapes, portable consoles, and CRT televisions. This funny print makes a great gift for anyone who feels like a relic in the digital age.
BASF 90 Chromdioxid Super II Baseball T-Shirt
by MalcolmDesigns Retro Merch | Movies | Retrogaming | Saturday Morning Cartoons | Computers
$26
Description: Celebrate the golden era of analog media with this funny retro tech tee, perfect for 80s and 90s kids. Featuring a cute, distressed illustration of a floppy disk, VHS tape, and cassette tape holding hands, this graphic design brings the ultimate wave of nostalgia. It is an ideal novelty gift for old-school gamers, vintage movie buffs, and tech geeks who swear to never forget where modern digital storage began.