Napoletano Mugs
Description: Do you root for Napoli? If you do, then you know "i ciucci", means "the donkeys" in Neapolitan. What started out as a derogatory nickname after a particularly poor performance almost one hundred years ago has become a badge of honor for this Southern Side. Now, we're bringing back this original vintage design so you too can root for your favorite city in style!
Description: They say "vir Napul' e pò muor" in Napulitana... "vedi Napoli e poi muori" in the Italian... or "See Naples and Die" in English... but no matter what language you speak, we can all agree that NAPOLI is a world onto itself! If you share roots in the capital of the Two Sicilies, show off your Neapolitan American pride with this bold, retro-inspired design.
Description: We'll admit, when we first saw the word "NAPOLITANS" we were tempted to correct it...BUT, then we remembered that these kinds of design quirks are exactly why we created our Retro Revival line! Bringing back the little eccentricities of a bygone era in Italian American life is what this line is all about, and now, all of our Paesani who are NAPOLITANS can join in the vintage-inspired pride!
Description: If there’s anything we love more than discovering vintage tees with great looking Italian and Italian American designs, it’s making those shirts available with our RETRO REVIVAL line! This “I Survived Naples” tee we stumbled upon is straight outta the Eighties, recalling a time Napoli that lives on in many a memory! Recreated from a rare vintage piece (with a few edits to make it even more awesome), this is the shirt that any lover of 'Bella Napoli' is going to want to add to their wardrobe PRONTO!
Description: Scio Scio, a funny Italian pride design with a famous Italian amulet and talisman, a red hand of horns (corna portofortuna). Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye and malocchio and attract good luck and fortune. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Italian American who's italiano (napoletano or siciliano) at heart, loves Italy, Italian, Neapolitan and Sicilian traditions and superstitions.
Description: Choose your weapon, a funny Italian superstition design with the most famous Italian amulets and portafortuna: cornicello, corna and 'o scartellato. Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye and malocchio and attract good luck and fortune. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Italian American grandma or grandpa who believes in malocchio, loves Italy, Napoli and Sicialy, and Italian, Neapolitan and Sicialian traditions and superstitions.
Description: Italian Unicorn, a funny Italian pride design with a famous Italian crown and horn (corno, cornicello or corno portafortuna), an Italian amulet and talisman. Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye and malocchio and attract good luck and fortune. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Italian American who's italiano (napoletano or siciliano) at heart, loves Italy, Italian, Neapolitan and Sicilian traditions and superstitions.
Description: Bring the bold spirit of Napoli to life with this funny and iconic “A facc ro’ cazz” t-shirt — pure Neapolitan attitude in streetwear form. In Naples dialect, “a facc ro’ cazz” roughly means “I don’t care / I’ll do what I want” — a classic southern Italian way to say you’re living life on your own terms. Perfect for Neapolitans, Italians abroad, or anyone who loves Napoli slang, ironic designs, and that unmistakable Italian confidence. Minimalist, bold, and stylish — ideal for casual wear, a gift for Italian friends, or a proud statement for anyone who knows the meaning behind the phrase. Wear it loud, wear it proud — Napoli è na’ cosa seria! 🇮🇹🔥
Description: Principessa Napoletana, a cute Napoletano pride design. Let everyone know about your campano roots and express your Italian pride and heritage with this Napoli apparel. Are you looking for Napoli gifts for your Italian daughter, sister, niece, girlfriend or wife? This Italy pride design is perfect for any campano or campana, napoletano and napoletana princess, women and girls who love Campania, Napoli and Italia. "
Description: O Scartellato, a funny Italian pride design with a famous Neapolitan amulet and talisman, gobbo della smorfia napoletana. Cute hunchback holding a horseshoe and making a hand of horns sign, for triple protection against evil eye and malocchio. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Neapolitan American who's napoletano at heart, loves Italy and Naples, Neapolitan traditions and superstitions.
