Boston Massachusetts Hoodies

Logo from the late great Cambridge gay nightclub Paradise, which existed through 2018 at 180 Massachusetts Ave. A beloved chapter in New England gay history, and much missed by its regulars. Great gift for Bostonians / Cambridge friends.

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A simple design based on one the name of the greatest physicist and scientists of all times, Sir Issac Newton's and theory of gravity. It is self explanatory, where the "o" has been designed to look like a falling apple. This science or physics design will be much appreciate by physicists, nerdy and geeky kids and even teachers of science. Whether you are an genuis astro physicist or just a school kid who is interested in science this design can put a smile on the face of your peers.

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Vintage Waltham, MA

Vintage Watertown, MA

Tufts University

© Richard Bean 2014 Enter the Tunnel Boston University East (MBTA station) Center median of Commonwealth Avenue between Granby Street and the east end of Cummington Street, Boston, Massachusetts Captured April 4, 2014 4:32 PM Single Exposure Sigma DP2 Lens: 24.2mm Exposure: ISO 100 Focal Length: 24.2mm Shutter Priority f/4.0 1/160 sec Final processing with Lightroom 5.3, Photoshop CS6, and various plug ins.

Vintage Gloucester, MA

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Explore the history of George's Folly, a distinctive retail store founded by the late George J. Dickely in 1962 at the intersection of Longwood Avenue and Harvard Street in Brookline, Massachusetts. This unique shop, with a second location in Wellesley and a third location in Cambridge, offered a diverse range of products, including granny glasses, clothing, rings, bracelets, stash boxes, psychedelic posters, incense burners, and more. Unfortunately, George's Folly closed its doors in 1994, following which the space was taken over by Bruegger's Bagels.

This is official band merchandise with original artwork from the Dogmatics Drop That Needle EP released in 2022.

It turns out in New England this is a common sentiment when seeing mass plates.

Explore the history of George's Folly, a distinctive retail store founded by the late George J. Dickely in 1962 at the intersection of Longwood Avenue and Harvard Street in Brookline, Massachusetts. This unique shop, with a second location in Wellesley, offered a diverse range of products, including granny glasses, clothing, rings, bracelets, stash boxes, psychedelic posters, incense burners, and more. Unfortunately, George's Folly closed its doors in 1994, following which the space was taken over by Bruegger's Bagels. Learn about the store's legacy and its founder, George Dickely, who passed away on April 2, 2013.

This is official band merchandise for the Boston area band Peter O'Halloran & The Hired Men. Original artwork created by band members.

Mass Hole

For the Bostonian in your life. A fun, novelty design for all the fun times to be had on the T (Boston's public transit system). This features the four main branches of the world-class transit system (Red, Green, Blue, and Orange lines) to show your commuter pride... or lack thereof.

Cage/ Fish and McBeal Attorneys at Law in Boston, Massachusetts The Sequel to Ally McBeal

This design is wicked awesome. Enjoy!

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