Star Collector Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: My hobby is collecting stars. Which one is yours?

Description: A dreamlike watercolor and gouache painting of a white moose gently collecting fallen stars beneath a twilight sky. Inspired by winter stillness, quiet wonder, and the space where earth and cosmos meet.

Description: A brand new series of shirt designs based on my popular "Kenner Collector" series of vinyl decals.

Description: Let all those modern kids know whats what!

Description: I Am The Cosmos. A minimal tribute design to a classic.

Description: But if video killed the radio star, why are you still here? You are a radio star. This one goes out to the voice actors and music lovers out there. Thank you for making playlists and podcasts. Radio is alive again because of you.

Description: This design features a cool futuristic space character in neon armor holding a jar with a glowing star inside. Retro computer windows and loading bars surround them against a dark starry background. Great for gamers.

Description: As a toy collector myself I run into other people in the hobby that get violently angry at being called a toy collector. "THEY"RE NOT TOYS, THEY"RE COLLECTIBLES" is the battle cry and now the collectible collector can wear their hobby on their chest! PS Don't be mean to your fellow collectors, it's all in fun.

Description: Retro vintage pop culture design

Description: If its Fun, its Kenner

Description: Sometimes I Need To Be Alone & Listen To Mazzy Star

Description: A sketch of the Vintage Kenner Cloud Car Box Art

Description: Perfect shirt for the Starting Lineup collector in your life. Starting Lineups were a popular collectible in the late 80's & 90's. They still have a great cult following of collectors trying to collect certain Kenner Starting Lineups from their hometown teams & complete sets from different years.

Description: Just a little gremlin child who wants to play some games

Description: Kenner logo distressed

Description: An eagle's head crowns Captain America's shield as red, white, and blue paint splatters swoosh across the design. The white star holds its shape while streaks of color trail off the edges.

Description: Cracks run across this skull's dome beneath Captain America's winged blue helmet, the white A still stamped on front. Empty eye sockets and a bared row of teeth turn the star-spangled hero into a war-worn skeleton.

Description: Unique retro graphic featuring a spacecraft. Perfect for space opera fans, this piece offers a vintage aesthetic with bold typography. Ideal for anyone who loves epic space adventures and galactic lore.

Description: Black ink splatters bleed around Captain America's shield, drips running down like the pattern refused to stay inside the lines. The white star at the center holds steady while brush strokes streak outward in every direction.

Description: Meet the classic nutcracker soldier who is completely over your holiday shenanigans. Sparkly red, green, and gold glitter meets puffy cookie-style lettering for a Christmas joke with real southern charm. Made for traditional-Christmas lovers with a sense of humor.

Description: Celebrate Caleb Durbin with this Boston Runs On Durbin inspired baseball design. Perfect for Boston baseball fans following one of the game's exciting young infielders.

Description: Celebrate Kazuma Okamoto with this Toronto Blue Jays giveaway inspired baseball design. Perfect for Blue Jays fans and collectors following international baseball stars.

Description: Celebrate Darryn Peterson and the Utah Jazz with this 2026 NBA Draft inspired design. Perfect for basketball fans following the league's newest talent.

Description: "say, wanna play tag?"

Description: A rugged military design featuring the M1A1 Abrams main battle tank in front of a distressed star emblem. A strong gift choice for veterans, tank crews, armor enthusiasts, military families, and American military vehicle fans.

Description: Celebrate Cole Young with this baseball inspired design highlighting one of the game's exciting young prospects. A great gift for baseball fans following the next generation of talent.

Description: Harry Nilsson \/\/ Retro Faded Style

Description: Celebrate CJ Abrams with this ABombs inspired baseball design honoring one of Washington's exciting young stars. Perfect for Nationals fans and baseball enthusiasts.

Description: Celebrate Tommy White with this Tank inspired baseball design. Perfect for college baseball fans and supporters of one of the game's biggest power hitters.

Description: Celebrate Lamine Yamal with this Y Que Fue inspired Spain football design honoring one of the game's brightest young stars. Perfect for Spain supporters and football fans worldwide.

Description: Celebrate Justin Wrobleski with this The Shark inspired Dodgers baseball design. Perfect for Los Angeles baseball fans following a rising pitching talent.

Description: Tommy White Tank Baseball Slugger Graphic

Description: Celebrate Roki Sasaki with this Speed Limit 100 inspired Dodgers baseball design. Perfect for Los Angeles baseball fans following one of the game's hardest throwing pitchers.

Description: Celebrate Kaylee Hottle with a distinctive fan-inspired design made for admirers of Kaylee Hottle, cinematic talent, and standout pop culture style. A memorable pick for collectors and dedicated fans alike.

Description: Channel ultimate nostalgia with this Pop Star Collector Edition graphic, designed in an iconic Memphis style art layout. Bursting with a vibrant 90s aesthetic, it features a retro microphone and high heels framed by neon geometric patterns and playful confetti. Perfect for pop music fans and collectors of retro-themed lifestyle vibes.

Description: The G.R. Kinney Company was an American manufacturer and retailer of shoes from 1894 until September 16, 1998. The shoe concern was started by George Romanta Kinney, whose father ran a general store in rural Candor, New York. In 1894, at the age of 28, Kinney had saved enough to purchase a Lester retail outlet in Waverly, New York. Kinney succeeded by selling affordably priced shoes to working Americans, and by 1936, Kinney Shoes was the largest family shoe retailer chain in America, with 335 stores operating nationwide. In 1977, Kenney introduced their line of basketball shoes with a splashy campaign with a very '70s vibe, offering versions featuring Caucasian and African American basketball players dunking the ball.