Record Player Socks
Description: Seattle's Cellophane Square in the University District was a haven for band t-shirts, records and tapes, all kinds of underground merchandise and was where you'd buy tickets to punk shows. They opened in the 70s and made it all the way until 2009 before succumbing to the 'digital revolution' that took out out a lot of cool things, including many record stores.
Description: Tune out the inner anxiety with this gorgeous retro linework illustration of a classic vinyl record player turntable, carrying the advice "LISTEN TO MUSIC, NOT TO YOUR NOIAS" (Not to your paranoias). A perfect mental health and hobby lifestyle merchandise piece for audiophiles, vinyl collectors, lofi beats fans, and indie music lovers. Excellent for canvas tote bags, custom t-shirts, and record room posters.
Description: Celebrate the timeless sound of vinyl with this fun retro-inspired design featuring a cheerful record character and the slogan "Real Music Is Always In Style." Perfect for record collectors, DJs, music lovers, and anyone who knows nothing beats the warm sound of vinyl. A great gift for birthdays, holidays, Record Store Day, or everyday wear.
Description: A black and white line drawing featuring a smiling cartoon boy sitting cross-legged next to an open record player with a record on it. A speech bubble above his head contains the exact text: 'SOMETIMES I NEED TO BE ALONE AND LISTEN TO ROGER MILLER!'.
Sometimes I Need To Be Alone And Listen To Roger Miller! Cartoon Boy Record Player Socks
by ASYIFA ARTWORK
$20
Description: Celebrate your love for analog sound with this Vinyl Collector – Old School Vibes design. Featuring a retro-inspired graphic, it's perfect for record collectors, crate diggers, DJs, audiophiles, and anyone who knows music sounds better on vinyl. A great gift for birthdays, holidays, or any fan of classic LPs and vintage record culture.
Description: A beige line-art style image featuring a girl with pigtails sitting cross-legged, hands under her chin, looking contemplative. Next to her is an open record player with musical notes floating up towards a speech bubble containing the text 'SOMETIMES I NEED TO BE ALONE AND LISTERY TO JOHNNY CASH!'. The entire image uses a limited color palette of beige and black on a transparent background.
Description: A black and white cartoon illustration of a sad-looking character with short hair sitting on the floor next to an open record player. Musical notes float upwards from the player. A speech bubble above contains the exact text: 'SOMETIMES I NEED TO BE ALONE AND LISTEN TO INCUBUS !'.
Description: A richly detailed retro turntable spins a classic vinyl record amid flowing musical notes and warm vintage colors. Featuring the phrase “Sounds Better on Vinyl,” this nostalgic music design is made for record collectors, audiophiles, DJs, crate diggers, music lovers, and anyone who enjoys analog listening culture and timeless record player style.
Description: A black and white line art drawing of Charlie Brown sitting next to an open record player. A speech bubble above him contains the exact text "SOMETIMES I NEED TO BE ALONE AND LISTENT TO DEPECHE MODE!".
Sometimes I Need To Be Alone And Listent To Depeche Mode! Charlie Brown with Record Player Socks
by lauren dephyls studio
$20
Description: This cozy 70s-inspired design features a sleeping orange tabby curled up by a turntable clock, with a steaming coffee cup and potted plant adding warmth. The phrase 'The Daily Spin, Side A: Sanity' adds a playful vinyl twist. Perfect for vinyl record collectors, coffee enthusiasts, and cat lovers who appreciate a nostalgic, analog vibe. Whether you’re spinning records or enjoying a quiet morning, this charming artwork brings a touch of nostalgic comfort to your day.
Description: Revue Records was an American subsidiary record label of MCA Incorporation. Revue was operated by the same management team that ran Universal City (UNI) Records. Revue was created in 1967 to exclusively cater to the R&B market. The label primarily released singles, but from 1968 until its dissolution, albums were released. In 1971, MCA merged Uni Records and other subsidiaries to become MCA Records.
