Jarts Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Jarts, were all the rage in the ’70s and ’80s. A few Jarts, a few friends, and a few beers, American backyard-barbecue-goers would lay down small plastic hoops as targets and play a game not entirely unlike horseshoes. In 1982, folks in Eastern, Washington decided to hold the First Annual Tri-Cities Jarts Championship event at Columbia Park in Kennewick, Washington. Attracting as many as 200 contestants, law darts were flying everywhere that Saturday, and a good time was had by everyone. Well, other than those involved in several Jart related incidents, but luckily for them, Tri-Cities Ambulance was the event sponsor, so they were taken care of relatively quickly. Needless to say, the second annual event would never happen as intended.
Description: Jarts! The lawn darts we all loved! Step back in time and embrace the retro thrill of the infamous Jarts with this novelty tee. Once the pinnacle of backyard games in the 1950s, these dangerous lawn darts are now a legendary piece of outdoor gaming history. Although they've been banned for decades, this shirt brings back the daring spirit and laughter of those sunny afternoons with family and friends. With its vintage-inspired design, it's perfect for hipsters and retro enthusiasts who appreciate a nod to classic, albeit hazardous, fun. Celebrate the bold, nostalgic adventures of yesteryear and let this tee spark conversations about the good old days of lawn darts and backyard excitement!
Description: A vintage-inspired outdoor adventure graphic featuring a stylized rocket and dynamic retro typography. The distressed texture creates an authentic worn-in look, while the bold red and navy color palette adds a classic athletic and recreational feel. Perfect for fans of outdoor activities, family gatherings, backyard competitions, and nostalgic retro-style apparel.
Description: Old enough to remember lawn darts? This vintage-inspired retro design celebrates the classic backyard game that brings back memories of simpler times, family gatherings, summer afternoons, and old-school yard games. Perfect for lawn dart fans, retro game enthusiasts, Gen X nostalgia lovers, and anyone who remembers the backyard games of the 1970s and 1980s. I am the designer, so please be aware of fraudulent listings and copycats. I created and posted this on 7/27/2026.
Description: Jarts began to appear in sporting goods and toy stores in the 1960s and were made by various manufacturers (Sears Department Stores even had their own Sears Lawn Darts). Also sold under the name ‘Jarts,’ these items were 12 inches long, with a heavy tip made of metal on one end and decorative plastic fins at the other end. jarts1 The metal tips were blunt so they wouldn’t cut the hands of the person tossing them, but remained pointy and heavy enough to stick in the ground when they were thrown. These Lawn Darts were used in a recreational activity that crossed darts with horseshoes. Players would set two plastic rings on the lawn thirty feet apart and split into two teams.
Description: This “Tri-Cities Jarts Championship 1982” design captures the nostalgic charm of vintage lawn-dart tournaments with bold distressed event lettering, classic sports-poster style, and humorous retro details perfect for fans of quirky old-school games, throwback competitions, and collectible 80s event art.
