Crime Graffiti Merch
Description: Graffiti Is Not Crime Graffiti Skateboard Urban Skater Gift. Graffiti Skateboard Urban Skater Vintage Retro Street Hip-Hop Clothing Men Women Kids.
Graffiti Is Not Crime Graffiti Skateboard Urban Skater Gift Bag
by Spottydogg Creatives
$19 $24
Description: Tall enough to be a problem! A devious trash panda raccoon posing for a police mugshot holding a "To Be A Problem" board in a hoodie. The ultimate funny graphic tee for raccoon lovers, trash pandas, and sarcastic humor enthusiasts.
Tall Enough To Be A Problem Raccoon Mugshot Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by Thelawstyle
$17 $24
Description: This gritty punk rock style collage features the name "Holmes" in bold cutout lettering alongside a Westminster "Baker Street" sign and news clipping overlays. A stylized stencil portrait of the detective smoking his pipe anchors the chaotic layout packed with text like "Mystery" and "Crime." This alternative street-art aesthetic makes a bold statement for rebellious readers and modern fans of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Baker Street Holmes Mystery Crime Grunge Collage Art Kids T-Shirt
by Fenay Designs
$13 $19
Description: Relive the adrenaline-fueled nights and vibrant days of Brooklyn's graffiti scene in the 1980s with my logo 'Crime in the City'. Inspired by the iconic tags that left their mark on the city's walls and trains, this design transports you back to a time when every spray can was a tool of liberation and every tag was a statement of defiance. Join me as we celebrate the fearless artists who transformed the streets into their own urban galleries. Perfect for t-shirts and stickers, wear a piece of urban history and express your rebellious spirit wherever you go.
Brooklyn Graffiti Revival: Reliving the '80s Tagging Experience T-Shirt
by Boogosh
$16 $24
Description: This Design comes in a awesome Blackwork Tattoo style. Perfect gift to christmas or birthday!
Pin-up Girl with Gasmask, Karma has no Deadline T-Shirt Kids T-Shirt
by Bad Karma Connection "Black Market"
$13 $19
Description: Embark on a nostalgic journey through the streets of Brooklyn in the 1980s with my logo 'Crime in the City'.. Inspired by the rebellious spirit and creative frenzy of the graffiti subculture, our design invites you to experience the thrill of tagging and the camaraderie of the urban art scene. Let this design reignite your passion for self-expression and take you back to a time when every tag was a badge of honor and every wall was a canvas waiting to be claimed. Perfect for t-shirts and stickers, wear a piece of urban history and express your rebellious spirit wherever you go.
Tagged in Brooklyn: A Nostalgic Journey Through '80s Graffiti Scene Posters and Art
by Boogosh
$10 $14
Description: Alcatraz penitentiary is a very foreboding place. The prison has a long and storied past. This sign is one of the first things you see as you land on the island. You can also still see the graffiti that was painted on the wall from the 19 month Indian occupation of the island from November 1969 until June 1971.
Description: Dive into the playful and mischievous world of raccoons with our "Eat Trash Do Crime" design. Featuring a cool raccoon with shades and gold chains, this humorous artwork perfectly captures the essence of urban wildlife. Perfect for anyone who loves raccoons, a good laugh, or the nickname "trash panda". Whether you're an admirer of these cheeky city critters or just love a good humorous design, this artwork is sure to bring a smile!
Trash Life Chose Me - Live Fast Eat Trash Do Crime - Funny Raccoon Gangster Graffiti Socks
by Lunatic Bear
$14 $20
Description: Discover the monster within the city's walls with this captivating design. Inspired by the murals that adorn New York's urban landscape, 'The Monster's Wall' delves into the dark side of "Wilson Fisk", the Kingpin of Crime. This design is a tribute to the power of street art, the complex characters that inhabit our cities, and the stories they leave behind on the concrete canvas.
Description: The design was inspired by Dostoevsky's novel character Raskolnikov who is the main character of Crime and Punishment. The design elements consist of torn paper images as encountering on the street walls and brush painting elements and Raskolnikov's quote which is "only to live to live and live!. Life whatever it may be!"
