Issue Pins and Buttons
Description: Sounds Like A Grill Issue. A funny BBQ shirt for backyard pitmasters and burger flippers who always blame the charcoal. Wear it to cookouts, tailgates, family reunions and Sunday grill sessions. One of the funny grilling gifts and a great dad gift for men who rule the grill. Bright artwork made for black and other dark shirts.
Description: Charming hand-drawn cartoon artwork with a cozy spooky atmosphere, soft vintage-inspired colors, playful Halloween elements, stitched costumes, pumpkins, candy, moonlight, and nighttime scenery. Perfect for Halloween greeting cards, children's products, seasonal decorations, apparel, stickers, posters, invitations, and festive merchandise.
Description: A raw tribute to the sweat-soaked basement energy of early Washington D.C. hardcore. Distressed stencil lettering, blown-out photocopy textures, crowded fists, and wired-mic chaos give this piece the feeling of a forgotten 1982 all-ages show flyer pulled straight from the scene. Built for old-school punk listeners, hardcore collectors, record diggers, and anyone who still believes people should make an effort.
Description: Government Issue, often shortened to G.I., emerged from Washington, D.C.’s first wave of hardcore in 1980 and became one of the scene’s longest-running and most adventurous bands. Led throughout its existence by the irrepressible John Stabb, the group debuted with the ferocious Legless Bull EP in 1981 and spent the rest of the decade refusing to stand still. While their earliest material delivered the short, fast blasts associated with D.C. hardcore, later records expanded into melodic punk, post-hardcore, metal, new wave, and psychedelic territory. This design is based on the explosive Make an Effort 7" from 1982, which should be required listening for every hardcore punk fan.
Description: A comic book style panel featuring Calvin and Hobbes flying over a city skyline. Calvin, holding a toy airplane and a bottle of model glue, rides on the back of Hobbes. The text "AMAZING FANTASY", "CALVIN & HOBBES: THE BUILDERS OF TOMORROW!", and a speech bubble saying "YEE-HAW! Let's build a whole fleet, Hobbes!" are prominently displayed.
AMAZING FANTASY Calvin & Hobbes The Builders Of Tomorrow Comic Style Pin
by GRAPHIC CHARCOAL DARK
$3.25
Description: A raw salute to the frantic spirit of early ’80s Washington D.C. hardcore. “Make an Effort” channels basement-show chaos through blown-out Xerox textures, torn flyer edges, distressed lettering, and a packed microphone-grabbing crowd. Built to feel less like modern merch and more like a forgotten 1982 gig flyer pulled from the bottom of a punk archive box.
