80s 1980 Magnets

Nothing's gonna touch you in these Golden Years…

Retro 1980 Styleuniversal

1980 retro vintage design

For those that love the 80s and 80s fashion. Bright colors, checkerboard patterns and round fonts.

80s retro pattern!.

Hope you like it! :D

Scarrier than the original!

80's retro minimal shapes

A flash back to great tv from the 80s

Best gift for born in 80s teenage ninja turtle logo

If you were born in that decade, this design with nostalgia is for you, if not also because it is a cool design... XD

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Bold colors that inspire the retro vibes from the 80s.

I wanted to be able to have a black version of this!

There's something in the air tonight.

80s.

1980

Ever since I sang this song a long time ago on karaoke night, it's been my all time favorite golden oldie! How awesome is it to wear this bad boy?

Mash up I did of fat Albert and Heathcliff and the Catillac cats.

jem

1980 Retro Vintage Pop Culture Fanart

Knight

This vintage design in retro style on a shirt is the ideal birthday gift idea for men and women born in the eighties. Original birthday presents for all those born between 1980 and 1989.

Murky and Lurky Cruise Round In Their Grunge Buggy

The amulet's message for Mrs. Brisbey. (Please Tag me in your pics @designkline on IG, I'd love to see my designs on you!)

i hope you like it

Nostalgic

Vintage retro rainbow star 1980 T-Shirt. Perfect Birthday Gifts Ideas for Boy / Girls. Awesome Shirt for your cool kids, girl, dad, daddy, big brother, little sister, husband, boyfriend, son, uncle, grandpa, sexy girlfriend, mom, mother, friends, grandma. This is a perfect gift for friends and family or for birthday gift for people who are born in 1976. Perfect to wear in the sun, at the bar, in the club or at a party. Nice for mothers or fathers day, birthday, christmas or other holiday.

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I want my two dollars!

Hunchback Hairball of La, or big man on campus, Bob Magloogaloogaloogaloogalooga.. nice name

Magnum and the boys.

This popular pizza joint was opened by Fran Viselli in 1980 right on University Boulevard. Despite its relatively short run, Bama-Bino became a popular hang-out for Tuscaloosa college kids and was just as well known for its amazing pizza as the plastic elephant mascot cups they handed out. Viselli would open four locations over the next decade, but closed up shop in 1991 after Viselli said his business was boycotted when his son ran for president of the Student Government Association in 1988. Who knew student government politics could be so vicious?

The 1980 classic

Porky's

Conan