Mexico Socks
Roswell new mexico 1947 ufo beam flying saucer abduction Socks
by SpaceWiz95
$14 $20
Description: Mexico 70. A recreation of a football/soccer classic. The 1970 World Cup which was hosted by Mexico. The final was won by Brazil who beat Italy by four goals to one. This design has been given a distressed look to give it that retro/vintage feel and one for all you football/soccer hipsters.
Description: For a little over fifty years, locals and those passing through the border town of Piedras Negras, in the Mexican state of Coahuila knew that Eberardo’s Cantina was the place to go for an authentic Mexican cantina experience. Established in 1965 by Eberardo Gutierrez, Eberardo’s Cantina was originally a traditional cantina that only served men, so it was more of a place to knock back beers and play dominoes and cards. Over the years, Eberardo’s became more of a restaurant where women and even children were welcome to enjoy regional botanas and scrumptious meals, though there was still no shortage of beers for those who imbibe.
Description: Often cited as one of the most dangerous places in the world, Juárez, Mexico has been named the 5th most dangerous city for its high murder rate due to cartel violence in the Chihuahua state. While most crime is far removed from the tourist areas, the reputation is a hard one to overcome. Home to 1.8 million residents, Juárez is a short walk across the border from El Paso, Texas. For decades, a streetcar ran across the border, taking Americans to gamble in the casinos, drink during Prohibition, and party at the nightclubs. The trolley is long gone, but you can still walk into Juárez from El Paso and enjoy all that this fast-growing border city has to offer.
Description: For the Gulf of Mexico Sea Turtle Lover. Same as it ever was. Cute Sea Turtle Sponge Coral reef design great for the beach or the ballgame. Summer fashion great for your next Gulf of Mexico Family Beach Vacation.
Gulf of Mexico Sea Turtle Nature Lover Coral Beach Sponge Art Socks
by TeeCreations
$14 $20
Description: By the early 19th century, Mexico's middle class had grown tired of sharing their wealth with Spain, and calls for independence began to grow. The Independence movement was launched by two priests, Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, and José María Morelos. These men stood up to Spain with a handful of men freed from Spanish imprisonment in 1810, but grew them to over 100,000 in a matter of days, and their numbers only grew from there as they took back cities from the Spanish. Hidalgo was executed in 1811, and Morelos in 1815, but the movement was only strengthened as a result. On September 28, 1821, the first independent government was named, just over a decade after it began, but was followed by thirty years of great political turmoil.
Estados Unidos Mexicanos - Mexican Coat of arms - Grunge design Socks
by verde
$14 $20
