Pumpjack Hoodies
Description: A monochrome representation featuring a pumpjack on the left and a rounded rectangle sign on the right with text. The sign reads "THE", "PATCH", and "CAFÉ" in descending order. Below the sign are horizontal lines, and at the bottom, "FORT WORTH, TEXAS" is displayed in a rectangular box. The overall style is stark and bold.
Description: A grunge-style American flag is depicted with black and grey horizontal stripes, overlaid with white stars in the upper left canton. In the foreground, in solid red, are silhouettes of multiple oil pumpjacks and a tall oil drilling rig, creating a thematic representation of the oil industry against the national symbol.
Description: Celebrate the raw strength of the energy sector with this bold "Power From The Ground" graphic. The design features a high-contrast, minimalist illustration of an industrial pumpjack surrounded by symbolic geometric elements, representing the vital force of natural resources. This "power from the ground" artwork is a perfect choice for those in the petroleum industry or anyone who appreciates a vintage industrial style that honors the mechanical foundations of modern energy production.
Description: A classic vintage WPA-style industrial heritage patch graphic celebrating Casper, Wyoming—The Oil City. Designed in a circular medallion emblem layout featuring bold black silhouettes of an oil derrick and pumpjack against a glowing gradient high plains sunset in deep purple, vibrant orange, and pale yellow tones. Encircling the design is a deep slate teal-navy ring with bold, arched cream block typography reading "CASPER, WYOMING" along the top and "THE OIL CITY" anchored across the bottom. Perfect for Casper locals, oilfield workers, roughnecks, petroleum industry pros, Wyoming history buffs, road trippers, and fans of retro western industrial souvenir apparel.
Description: A detailed circular emblem with a brown border and circular accents. It features a brown longhorn skull with large horns, a silhouette of a city skyline in teal behind it, a pumpjack to the left, and a red cowboy boot to the right. The text "CTT" is prominent in red. Below this, the text "OIL EXPLORATION & CATTLE" is on a brown banner. A ribbon below reads "WEST TEXAS".
Description: This industrial illustration features the Lloydminster Alberta oil sector, designated as the heavy oil capital of Canada. The graphic displays oil derricks, pumpjacks, storage tanks, transport pipes, and wrenches in an orange and black color palette with halftone dot textures. A smokestack and clouds complete the industrial facility scene.
Description: This graphic badge represents Brooks, Alberta, known as the centennial city. The artwork features a bold yellow sun rising over prairie wheat fields with pumpjacks. Below, the Brooks Aqueduct spans a blue river, while a train track, an irrigation dam, and a dinosaur skull complete the regional landscape.
Description: This display features the industrial landscape of Lloydminster, Alberta, identifying it as a hub for oil production. The visual elements include oil derricks, refinery infrastructure, industrial storage tanks, evergreen coniferous trees, and a heavy-duty transport semi-truck. The arrangement highlights regional economic pillars found within the prairie provinces through bold lettering and industrial mechanical components.
Description: A stylized emblem featuring the text Crossroads of the World and Edmonton, Alberta. The scene includes a vintage steam train, a bison, a leaping deer, an oil pumpjack, grain elevators, and a city skyline. A river winds through pine trees under a starry night sky with northern lights, accompanied by a compass rose, an eagle, a pickup truck, a bicycle, and a canoe.
Description: This visual representation features Lloydminster, the border city situated between Alberta and Saskatchewan. Bold typography displays the city name and provincial boundaries alongside symbolic elements like border markers, agricultural wheat stalks, oil pumpjacks, a grain elevator, and a bison. A vertical line divides the provincial sides.
Description: This illustration of Fort McMurray represents the energy sector within Alberta. The artwork features industrial oil pumps, heavy machinery, and evergreen forests paired with currency symbols. The composition depicts the oil sands region and the work performed within the local landscape.
Description: This emblem features Edmonton, Alberta, as the oil capital of Canada. Two bison heads frame a central oil derrick and pumpjack set against a city skyline. Red maple leaves, hockey sticks, pucks, and gears decorate the layout. Banners at the bottom display text including Prairie Heartland, Canadian Oil Resource, and established seventeen ninety-five.
Description: A circular emblem featuring the top half of a longhorn steer's head with large horns, overlaid on a Texas flag background. Silhouetted oil pumpjacks and derricks are visible behind the flag. The text "CT OIL EXPLORATION & CATTLE COMPANY EST. 2026" arcs around the top and bottom of the emblem.
Description: This graphic displays the cultural identity of Brooks, Alberta. The artwork features wheat stalks, a grain elevator, an oil pumpjack, deer, a fishing scene, and a bridge. Typography highlights the status of the location as a centennial city established in nineteen eleven within the Canadian province of Alberta.
Description: A vintage style retro emblem for an oil company. It features an oil pumpjack and drilling rig. The text reads "PLAINVIEW & SON DRILLING CO.", "EST. 1898", "OIL COMPANY", and "LITTLE BOSTON, C.A.". The emblem has decorative swirls and stars.
Plainview & Son Drilling Co. Oil Company Little Boston C.A. with Oil Rigs Hoodie
by lauren dephyls studio
$42
