King Eric Mugs
Description: A decorative career in Manchester United, earn Eric Cantona (read the lower hiragana letters) a title 'The King' (the upper ones) or 'The King of Old Trafford' from the fans.
Eric 'The King' Cantona in Japanese Kanji Hiragana Red (for Brighter-colored Fabric) Mug
by VELVETPOP
$13 $18
Description: A decorative career in Manchester United, earn Eric Cantona (read the lower hiragana letters) a title 'The King' (the upper ones) or 'The King of Old Trafford' from the fans.
Eric 'The King' Cantona in Japanese Kanji Hiragana Black (for Brighter-colored Fabric)) Mug
by VELVETPOP
$13 $18
Description: A dramatic watercolor portrait of "King" Eric Cantona, looking over his shoulder with his iconic turned-up collar. He is depicted in the classic red Manchester United jersey with the famous number 7 on his back.
Eric Cantona Manchester United Turned Collar Watercolor Portrait Mug
by TrikaoPaws
$13 $18
Description: "I contend that the cry of "black power" is, at bottom, a reaction to the reluctance of white power to make the kind of changes necessary to make justice a reality for the Negro. I think that we've got to see that a riot is the language of the unheard." MLKJ
A riot is the language of the unheard, MLKJ Quote, Black History Mug
by UrbanLifeApparel
$13 $18
Description: Bobby Byrd. 1971. Produced by James Brown with the J.B.'s, released on King Records — the record most credited with kicking off hip hop's love affair with James Brown samples. Eric B. & Rakim built their own "I Know You Got Soul" around it in 1987. From there it spread everywhere — sampled on well over a hundred records since. Set in Lettro, then taken apart and rebuilt by hand — every flourish, swash, and joint reworked until the base font is barely recognisable. Dark brown fill, white inline, orange outer ring. Every My Type of Lyrics shirt carries a Spotify code. Scan it and the original plays. Instant. If you were there — you already know. If you weren't — scan the code first, then order the shirt.
Description: Bobby Byrd. 1971. Produced by James Brown with the J.B.'s, released on King Records — the record most credited with kicking off hip hop's love affair with James Brown samples. Eric B. & Rakim built their own "I Know You Got Soul" around it in 1987. From there it spread everywhere — sampled on well over a hundred records since. Set in Lettro, then taken apart and rebuilt by hand — every flourish, swash, and joint reworked until the base font is barely recognisable. Dark brown fill, white inline, orange outer ring. Every My Type of Lyrics shirt carries a Spotify code. Scan it and the original plays. Instant. If you were there — you already know. If you weren't — scan the code first, then order the shirt.
