Iconic Cooper British Car Kids T-Shirts

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The Classic Mini Cooper

British Car Mini Cooper JCW GP illustration. 100% vector work.

Iconic Cooper British Car

Iconic Cooper British Car

The Mini One Mini Cooper S two-door supermini car. Introduced in early 2000 by BMW under the 'Mini' brand. Shown here in a dark blue colour. (R50/52/53)

Hand-drawn. The car is semi-transparent and "takes on" the color of the background on which it is printed.

vintage mini cooper for the old fashioned car fans

A minimalist interpretation of a British motor car

Mini Cooper S Front End

Caricature illustration of a Mini Cooper by Richard Yeomans

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Mini Cooper

A vintage style car design showing a British mini in a circle with a union jack in the background. Ideal gift for a classic car enthusiast or mini lover.

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Logo Background

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A classic motor car

Handmade stilish drawing with digital coloring. The drawing is made in a way that the car color will be the same than the Tee!

Handmade drawing, the drawing is half-transparent, so the car takes the color of the Tee!

The iconic Mini Cooper, in blue.

MINI Cooper S Rear End

Mini Cooper Classic - Good Things Come in Small Packages

mini cooper black shirt

The always humble mini cooper chillin in the rain.

LOGO UNDER THE CAR

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The Mini One Mini Cooper S two-door supermini car. Introduced in early 2000 by BMW under the 'Mini' brand. Shown here in an English white colour. (R50/52/53)

Drawn by hand and colored in such a way that the car takes on the color of the t-shirt.

Mini Cooper Countryman (R60) Silhouette

Mini Cooper s

Mini Cooper Clubman (F54) Silhouette

LOGO & STEERING WHEEL

Drawing of the cool small car towing a cute caravan

Caricature illustration of the Rover Mini Cooper Sport by Richard Yeomans.