Rust Socks
Description: Ever hear of the Braxton County Monster? Maybe the Flatwoods Monster or Green Monster? If not you should have been around in 1952. It made headlines all over the US at a time when Cold War tensions were high and alien encounters were rare. This shirt features a rendering of the original 1952 police sketch of the monster based on, eye whiteness, Kathleen May's description. This shirt was designed by the lifelong central West Virginia native, Andrew Smith, who has lived in Braxton County for the majority of his life. So get your Braxton County Monster shirt right here from a devoted Braxton County resident. This design features the original 1952 drawing as well as added text that lets everyone know who it is they are looking at, Th...
Description: This oil painting-inspired design brings the heart and soul of music production to life, featuring a weathered, rusted drum machine overtaken by vibrant green growth. The split composition symbolizes the evolution of sound—on one side, the rugged past of analog beat-making, and on the other, the modern digital era, both united under the XLP brand. The warm rust tones, faded buttons, and lush leaves creeping into the design represent the endurance of hip-hop culture—a movement that, like nature, adapts, thrives, and never dies.
Description: The official logo of the Motown BluesBusters designed by artist/illustrator Nicole Lapointe and our creative team. With Ghostbusters: Afterlife coming this summer and the earlier working title of the film being Rust City Chris Grismer was kind enough to give our logo a patina retouch.
