Nyc Stars Socks
Description: Celebrate your love for the USA with this unique NYC design! Perfect for proud local Communities, passionate travelers, and anyone who leaves their heart in New York City. Whether you are exploring the scenic landscapes of New York State or cruising through downtown Queens, this stylish graphic captures the true spirit of the American dream. It makes a fantastic travel souvenir, a great vacation keepsake, or a thoughtful homie gift for friends and family. Show off your American wanderlust and local pride in style!
Description: A weathered tribute to the electricity of early-'70s uptown basketball, where packed fences, asphalt courts and above-the-rim style turned neighborhood games into events. Harlem All Stars 1971 combines old athletic lettering, hand-inked streetball illustration, halftone shadows and faded screen-print character for the look of a forgotten New York basketball shirt pulled from a vintage sports archive.
Description: A distressed cityscape silhouette of New York features towering skyscrapers like the Empire State Building and Chrysler Building. Bold typography elements display the phrase soccer fast paced city fast paced football in red and yellow hues. Five pointed stars in red and blue accent the skyline.
Description: A graphic shows the Statue of Liberty to the left of the vertical word "LIBERTY" stacked over "JUSTICE", and below that "FOR ALL". All text is flanked by rows of stars. The statue is surrounded by rows of red and blue stars on the left. The text is in patriotic red, white and blue.
Description: Originally the known as the Boston Bulldogs, the World Football League team eventually became the New York Stars, playing part of the 1974 season in New York. That was short lived and the team moved back to Charlotte that same season to become the Charlotte Stars and eventually the Charlotte Hornets.
Description: Stars Deli Restaurant sat on the ground floor of in the Hollywood Pacific Theatre building in Hollywood, California. Located right on the corner of Wilcox and Hollywood, this timeless greasy spoon diner with counter service was stuck in the '50s, and really didn't change much over the years. As such, the diner can be seen in many movies and television shows as it was not only centrally located to the studios, but was also a ready to use diner set straight out of the 1950s. Stars hung on for years and saw many changes to the neighborhood, but finally closed their doors in the '90s. The shuttered storefront and part of their original signage can still be seen today at 6445 Hollywood Boulevard.
