Crate Socks
Description: We all have them, these little cubes that we can fill with everything except for milk, little crates for storage and transportation.
Yellow Milk Crate Socks
by Harley Warren – Pop Culture Mashups, Surreal Art & Chaotic T‑Shirt Wizardry
$20
Description: Old school hip hop gear shirt inspired by the golden era of beats and street culture. This design blends the boombox, DJ turntable, and MPC sampler into one piece of Y2K nostalgia — perfect for producers, beat makers, crate diggers, DJs, and anyone who grew up on analog sound. A bold streetwear graphic for fans of boom bap, sample culture, and underground rap.
Old School Hip Hop Gear Graphic Tee (White Lines) – Boombox, Turntable & MPC Y2K Streetwear Socks
by Analog Digital Visuals
$20
Description: We all have them, these little cubes that we can fill with everything except for milk, little crates for storage and transportation.
Red Milk Crate Socks
by Harley Warren – Pop Culture Mashups, Surreal Art & Chaotic T‑Shirt Wizardry
$20
Description: DJ turntable shirt for vinyl lovers and scratch artists. This graphic captures the raw energy of crate digging, vinyl mixing, and Y2K club culture. Made for DJs, hip hop fans, and anyone who respects the art of analog sound.
Turntable DJ Vinyl Record Graphic Tee (Flavescent Yellow Lines) – Retro Y2K Club Aesthetic Socks
by Analog Digital Visuals
$20
Description: For true music lovers, nothing beats the warm, rich sound of vinyl. This design features a hand holding an LP record with the classic phrase "I Have It on Vinyl"—because real collectors know that streaming just isn’t the same! Perfect for DJs, audiophiles, crate diggers, and anyone who loves spinning records. Whether you're digging through record bins or just showing off your vintage taste, this tee is a must-have for vinyl enthusiasts and music purists.
Description: Pandora's box is a Greek myth in which the existence of women and the various evils of the world are explained. It all starts when Zeus, the god of all gods, decided to devise a plan to turn against the boldness of Prometheus - who had given men the ability to control fire. As the box kept memories with the intention of always remembering them to the "owner", Pandora always felt sad. He tried to destroy the box to see if she would forget the fact, but it didn't work, the box was the result of a great spell, which prevented it from being destroyed. Pandora then, at age 36, killed herself.
