Strictly Business Cards
Description: A retro-style graphic with bold yellow lettering spelling out "EPMD". Above the letters are stacks of US dollar bills and text reading "Strictly Business ERICK SERMON &". Below the letters, more dollar bills are shown with text "& PARRISH SMITH Featuring hits like \"You Gots To Chill\". The words "Business" are also seen in red script.
Description: Cool retro 70s style bar chart graphic with an upward line trend and data-driven quote. Great gift for stock traders, data analysts, marketers, and business minds.
Strictly Data Driven - Retro Vintage Chart Analytics Art Card
by Pollock
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A bold, typographic composition featuring the letters 'EPMD' in large orange text with a dark shadow effect. Below this is a horizontal orange line. Beneath the line, the words 'STRICTLY' are in turquoise, and 'BUSINESS' is in green, also with shadow effects. The background is black.
Description: A graphic featuring the text "EPMD" in large orange capital letters. Below, two identical portraits of men wearing striped shirts and gold chains are shown. Underneath the portraits are two stacked rectangular blocks of color. The top block is green with the text "STRICTLY" and the bottom block is blue with the text "BUSINESS" both in white capital letters with black outlines.
Description: Godfather mafia shirt — "It's not personal it's strictly business". cult-classic screen-print design for Godfather fans, mafia, corleone, vito corleone, gangster, marlon brando, mobster buffs and collectors. The perfect Godfather gift for movie nights, marathons, birthdays and fan meetups — soft high-quality fabric built to last wash after wash. Since 1972.
It's not personal it's strictly business Mafia Since 1972 Retro Card
by Bou Joux
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A bold, block text design with a black background. The top lines read "HARD CORE YOU GOTS TO CHILL" and "THE BIG PAYBACK" in red. Centered is "EPMD" with a pattern of US dollar bills inside the letters, outlined in yellow. Below are the lines "RAMPAGE DIGGER" and "STRICTLY BUSINESS" in yellow, and the bottom reads "JANE OSSOVER" in red.
