New York Champ Mugs
Description: A clean “New York Champs” design with a small baseball graphic, made for fans who appreciate simple baseball style and New York pride.
New York Champs | Minimal New York Baseball Graphic Mug
by Masmus Design
$13 $18
King Of The Ring Boxing Champ New York Boxing Club Fight Hard Mug
by Jake Rhodes
$13 $18
New York Boxing Boxing Champions Golden Gloves Boxer Gift Mug
by MrWatanabe
$13 $18
New York Boys #stars Jalen OG mikal Line Famous Tees Champ Mug
by Famous Tees
$13 $18
Description: Embrace the spirit of victory with this vintage-inspired design for New York fans. Celebrate the anticipation of future champions in 2026, showcasing your city pride and unique style.
Vintage New York Fan 2026 Future Champions Style Mug
by The-goal-history
$13 $18
Description: Champ Lake Champlain is a vintage retro graphic for any who loves a lake monster and sea serpent in Burlington Vermont, Plattsburgh New York, Quebec Canada and the Adirondacks. Design features a lake monster like the loch ness monster.
Champ Lake Champlain Monster American Folklore Mug
by DesignShopTees
$13 $18
Description: A bold graphic with text in white and red on a black background. It features a pair of red boxing gloves hanging, with the text "KING OF THE RING Boxing Champ" at the top, "FIGHT 19" and "HARD 87" on either side of the gloves, and "NEW YORK BOXING CLUB" at the bottom.
Boxing Champ King of the Ring New York Boxing Club 1987 Mug
by NURUL SHAFIA
$13 $18
Description: Exude ultimate confidence and game-day swagger with this premium 'ADDRESS ME AS CHAMP' minimalist typography graphic design! Clean, sharp, and dripping with urban sports energy, this bold layout features elegant royal blue serif lettering separated by striking, vibrant orange accent lines
Address Me As Champ Retro Blue and Orange Typography Tee Mug
by Riot Texture Lab
$13 $18
Description: After the war, Charles ‘Champ’ Carpenter opened Champ’s Bait & Tackle in Colchester, Vermont, right off of Lake Champlain. Champ got his nickname after winning countless fishing derby’s and competitions, something he always attributed to his homemade lures and bait blends. By the late ’60s, Champ decided to play up sharing a name with the mythical creature said to inhabit Lake Champlain and added a drawing of Champ (or Champy) to his signage and packaging and the rest, as they say, is history. Wait, there’s a lake monster named Champ? Yes, yes there is. Since the late 1800s, there have been over 300 reported sightings of Champ, the mythical creature said to inhabit Lake Champlain. Champ’s folklore can be traced back to Iroquois legends.
