Store Sign Magnets
Description: The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, better known as A&P, was an American chain of grocery stores that ceased supermarket operations in November 2015, after 156 years in business. From 1915 through 1975, A&P was the largest grocery retailer in the United States (and until 1965, the largest U.S. retailer of any kind). This design features A&P's 1976 rebrand logo which featured a new sunrise effect with a set of colored bands leading up to an offset A&P mark in a new, more modern typeface - the first major update since 1859.
Description: A fun and colorful sewing-themed design featuring fabric rolls, scissors, thread spools, pins, buttons, and a playful “open and closed” fabric store quote. Perfect for quilters, sewists, sewing lovers, fabric collectors, craft makers, seamstresses, and anyone who knows the struggle of resisting beautiful fabric.
Description: Step back in time to the countryside with this Organic Egg Service sign, an ideal piece of nostalgic Retro Advertisement art. The 1950s-style scene features a friendly delivery driver handing a basket of fresh eggs to a smiling housewife on a sunny farm. Bring the cozy warmth of Vintage Americana into your daily life.
Description: This design is a tribute to Radiant Radish, the short-lived health food store once owned by Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys. While there are a few other reproductions floating around, I didn't think any of them were quite right—so I made my own, building it from scratch based on period photos of the storefront.
Description: Plain Truth, Heavy Ink: I Wish I Could Afford It in Stamped Block Caps Sometimes the plainest words hit hardest. Heavy geometric block capitals with a gritty, worn ink-stamp texture, stacked two lines and zero decoration, like a protest sign made by someone too tired to be fancy. Perfect for anyone feeling the squeeze from tariffs, taxes, war headlines, rising food costs and a bank balance that stopped answering. No flourish, no punchline, no spin: just the blunt truth in black ink. Tired, honest, unfiltered. A great gift for the overdrawn, the underpaid, the over-it, and the person who stopped looking at price tags. Minimalist statement type with bumper-sticker energy and real-world frustration. By Puff Sumo.
Description: Plain Truth, Heavy Ink: I Wish I Could Afford It in Stamped Block Caps (Dark Version) Sometimes the plainest words hit hardest. Heavy geometric block capitals with a gritty, worn ink-stamp texture, stacked two lines and zero decoration, like a protest sign made by someone too tired to be fancy. Perfect for anyone feeling the squeeze from tariffs, taxes, war headlines, rising food costs and a bank balance that stopped answering. No flourish, no punchline, no spin: just the blunt truth in black ink. Tired, honest, unfiltered. A great gift for the overdrawn, the underpaid, the over-it, and the person who stopped looking at price tags. Minimalist statement type with bumper-sticker energy and real-world frustration. By Puff Sumo.
Description: Layaway Dreams & Clearance Rack Reality: Bold Distressed Script Loud, inky and a little bit desperate. This heavy brush script with speckled, worn-in texture and a long swash underline looks like a hand-painted shop sign for a store you can only afford to look at. Made for the layaway generation: tariffs, taxes, war headlines, food bills and every price tag that moved while the paycheck stood still. Part clearance rack, part payment plan, all attitude. Bold black lettering with retro sign-painter swagger, a great gift for the thrifty, the overdrawn, the coupon clippers and anyone with a wish list longer than their balance. Dark humor, hard times, good penmanship. By Puff Sumo.
Description: Layaway Dreams & Clearance Rack Reality: Bold Distressed Script (Dark Version) Loud, inky and a little bit desperate. This heavy brush script with speckled, worn-in texture and a long swash underline looks like a hand-painted shop sign for a store you can only afford to look at. Made for the layaway generation: tariffs, taxes, war headlines, food bills and every price tag that moved while the paycheck stood still. Part clearance rack, part payment plan, all attitude. Bold black lettering with retro sign-painter swagger, a great gift for the thrifty, the overdrawn, the coupon clippers and anyone with a wish list longer than their balance. Dark humor, hard times, good penmanship. By Puff Sumo.
Description: A glowing VHS rental shop at night with “Video VHS Rental Sales” sign, skeleton sitting on the curb, floating ghost, black cat, jack-o-lanterns, and bats. Purple “Night of Horrors” lettering crowns the scene. Nostalgic 80s-90s video store vibes mixed with pure Halloween atmosphere.
